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Author: Melissa De Zwart

07 May

New Technologies Symposium: Contested and Fragile–The Dual-Use Space Environment

[Professor Melissa de Zwart is Dean of the Adelaide Law School, University of Adelaide and an Editor of the Woomera Manual on the International Law of Military Space Operations. This post is part of our New Technologies and the Law in War and Peace Symposium.] Space is a fragile and challenging environment. It is, by its very nature, hostile to human survival and...

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