When laws are not enough : the stalled development of an Australian space launch industry

Steven Freeland

When laws are not enough : the stalled development of an Australian space launch industry

Steven Freeland

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Abstract

Domestic legal regime that exists in Australia in the broader context of the Government's publicly announced space policy - interesting and useful model licensing regime - focus of Space Engagement Policy has shifted to a more pragmatic and politically expedient view of its role in outer space activities - away from creation of a space launch industry on a commercial scale.

Original language	English
Number of pages	17
Journal	University of Western Sydney law review
Publication status	Published - 2004

Keywords

Space law
Space industrialization
Law and legislation
Australia
Australia. Space Activities Act 1998

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When laws are not enough : the stalled development of an Australian space launch industry

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