LAW7124

International Space Law

(LAW)

Leighton Morris

Twenty four (24) seminar hours / 2- 3 hours preparation per seminar hour . The seminars will be used to examine and discuss the study materials, to seek to apply concepts to new and emerging issues and to identify areas requiring reform.

Synopsis: This subject examines the regulation of activities in outer space by treaty law, general principles of international law, national law and related private law concepts. The subject is also concerned with the processes of law making, dispute resolution and the functions of international organizations.

Assessment: Research paper (3750 words) & Take-home examination (no more than 3750 words); or Take-home examination (no more than 7500words)