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Legal Issues Stemming from Active Removal of Space Debris

November 6, 2020Papers Published by Visiting Scholars and Students

Visiting scholar Kimitake Nakamura was published in “Chiiki Kenkyu toshiteno Asia gaku” [Asian Studies as part of Regional Studies], Waseda University (ed.), DTP Publishing (Tokyo, Japan)(2020). His research paper “Legal Issues Stemming from Active Removal of Space Debris” explores the legal implications of active debris removal operations.

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