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Long-term sustainability of outer space activities and prevention of an arms race in outer space
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Теория и история права и государства,  Конституционное право,  Гражданское право предпринимательское право семейное право,  Финансовое право,  Трудовое право,  Земельное право,  Корпоративное право,  Уголовное право и криминология,  Уголовный процесс,  Международное право,  Судебная деятельность, прокурорская деятельность, правозащитная и правоохранительная деятельность,  Криминалистика,  Информационное право,  Административное право,  Гражданский процесс арбитражный процесс
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34 Право. Юридические науки
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Russian Academy of Sciences
Date of publication
11.06.2020
Public year
2020
DOI
10.31857/S013207690009241-7
Long-term sustainability of outer space activities and prevention of an arms race in outer space
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The growing threats in the 21st century to militarize outer space and turn it into a theater of operations determine the development of various documents to prevent an arms race in outer space both within the framework of the Conference on Disarmament and on the basis of different international forums. The UN Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space discusses on an ongoing basis its agenda the issue of ensuring the long-term sustainability of outer space activities. This article contains a comprehensive analysis of key areas presented through the prism of the main 1967 Outer Space Treaty, designed to ensure "the peaceful use and exploration of outer space".

Gosudarstvo i pravo. 2020 Issue 4
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Aslan Kh. Abshidze, 
Head of the Department of International Law of RUDN University; Member of the UN Committee on the Economic, Social and Cultural Rights
RUDN University; the United Nations
Irina A Chernykh
Assistant lecturer of the Department of International Law of RUDN University
RUDN University
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