Certain authors dominate the literature on Space Law. The filed is growing quckly and the six noted here are only a few of the often cited authors. Of these six, Bin Cheng is the most well know. Manfred Lachs is considered the father of Space Law.
Bin Cheng | Stephen Hobe | Ram S. Jakhu |
Fabio Tronchetti | Frans G. von der Dunk | Manfred Lachs |
The following titles are available in digital or print format. To find additional material on Space Law, go to the PRIMO discovery platform for UH, and change your advanced search filter from Any to Subject. Use the word 'space' in the subject field. To be more specific, add another search line and search using an appropriate search term in the Any field. For example, Subject: Space and Any: Mining.
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Cologne Commentary on Space Law, Hobe, Stephan, Schmidt-Tedd, Bernhard, Schrogl, Kai-Uwe,Goh, Gérardine Meishan, eds. (2009-2015). (Print only. Main Collection KZD1145 .C65 2009.) This multi-volume set provides a synopsis of intent behind each outer space treaty article and provides bibliographic references for further reading.
Cheng, Bin, Studies in International Space Law (1997).
Cheng, Bin. General Principles of Law as Applied by International Courts and Tribunals (2006) (Print only. Main Collection KZ3225.C47 A33 2006)
The following large collections include many journals and books aimed at Space Law and International Law.
Hein Online, Select > McGill Institute of Air and Space Law Publications. Holds the Annals of Air and Space Law and earlier publications of this Institute (1976 - 2019).
Hein Online, Select > Foreign and International Law Resources (Not specific to space law. Conduct your search queries accordingly.)
Max Planck Encyclopedia of International Law > Select Subject: Air Law and the Law of Outer Space (Contains essays on specific topics related to the field of Outer Space.)
Oxford Scholarly Authorities on International Law > Select Subject: Air Law and the Law of Outer Space (Contains important treaties such as Bin Cheng, Studies in International Space Law.)