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The Immaterial Territoriality of Outer Space : = Reconstructing Territorylessness in Modern Space Governance.

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正題名/作者:	The Immaterial Territoriality of Outer Space :/
其他題名:	Reconstructing Territorylessness in Modern Space Governance.
作者:	Manoli, Maria.
面頁冊數:	1 online resource (324 pages)
附註:	Source: Dissertations Abstracts International, Volume: 84-05, Section: B.
Contained By:	Dissertations Abstracts International84-05B.
標題:	Treaties. -
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ISBN:	9798352988169

The Immaterial Territoriality of Outer Space : = Reconstructing Territorylessness in Modern Space Governance.
Manoli, Maria.

The Immaterial Territoriality of Outer Space :Reconstructing Territorylessness in Modern Space Governance. - 1 online resource (324 pages)

Source: Dissertations Abstracts International, Volume: 84-05, Section: B.

Thesis (D.C.L.)--McGill University (Canada), 2021.

Includes bibliographical references

This thesis studies the sociolegal development of space law in the context of modern space activities, with emphasis on the role of private actors in shaping the legal and extra-legal normativities of space law. At the core of this thesis lies a disagreement with the existing discourse on space law that understands space activities as permissible or prohibited through a letter-of-law approach to the international space law regime. That is, this thesis critiques the insufficient approaches taken in the existing space law literature as lacking context and relationality. This discourse does not only consist of scholarship, but it also contains modern space policies and nationally or locally produced space laws.Particularly, this thesis disagrees with the conventional narrative of the space law discourse that locates outer space as a material place of the cosmos rather than as an organic ecosystem composed of sociopolitical relationships. This thesis also responds to the existing (scholarly and policy) approaches in the modern development of space law that tend to promote the future of space law as one that needs to be adjusted to the technocratic condition of the private space industry. To overcome these approaches, this thesis proposes that we recognize their biases and seek a more inclusive and pluralistic approach for the governance of space activities that is not tailored to the power structures and interests of private space actors alone.First, this thesis examines the anticolonial theoretical foundations of international space law, which argue for a territoryless - materially and socially - outer space. Second, the analysis draws on the current state of the space industry and its impact on the modern development of space law, which often tends to argue for a territorial exploration of outer space. Last, this thesis imagines the future of space law, arguing for an approach of pluralism and inclusivity in the use and exploration of outer space. In doing so, this thesis often uses as a case study the example of existing legal frameworks for the exploitation of space natural resources.

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The Immaterial Territoriality of Outer Space : = Reconstructing Territorylessness in Modern Space Governance.
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520 $a Cette these etudie le developpement sociologique du droit de l'espace dans le contexte des activites spatiales modernes, et met l'accent sur le role des acteurs prives dans la formation des normativites juridiques et extra-juridiques du droit de l'espace. Il y a, au coeur de cette these, un desaccord avec le discours actuel sur le droit de l'espace qui qualifie les activites spatiales comme permises ou interdites au travers d'une approche basee sur la lettre de la loi du droit international de l'espace. Cette these critique les raisonnements trop limites de la litterature existante sur le droit de l'espace qui demontre des lacunes en termes de contexte et de relation. Ce discours lacunaire n'est pas seulement present dans la litterature, mais egalement dans les politiques spatiales ainsi que dans les lois spatiales domestiques ou locales.Plus precisement, cette these s'oppose au recit conventionnel du discours du droit de l'espace qui definit l'espace extra-atmospherique comme un lieu materiel du cosmos et non pas comme un ecosysteme organique compose de relations sociopolitiques. Par ailleurs, cette these repond aux approches (academiques et politiques) relatives au developpement du droit de l'espace et qui tendent a promouvoir le futur de ce regime juridique comme necessitant d'etre ajuste a la demande technocratique de l'industrie spatiale privee. Afin de surmonter ces approches, cette these propose d'identifier leurs biais et a pour objet de proposer une approche plus inclusive et pluraliste pour la gouvernance des activites spatiales qui ne serait pas calquee sur les structures du pouvoir et les interets des acteurs spatiaux prives.Dans un premier temps, cette these etudie les fondements theoriques anticoloniaux du droit international de l'espace et plaide pour un espace extra-atmospherique non-territorial, tant d'un point de vue materiel que social. Dans un second temps, l'analyse est ancree dans l'etat actuel de l'industrie spatiale et de son impact sur le developpement moderne du droit de l'espace, qui tend souvent a argumenter en faveur d'une exploration territoriale de l'espace extra-atmospherique.Finalement, cette these anticipe le futur du droit de l'espace et propose des arguments en faveur d'une approche pluraliste et inclusive dans l'utilisation et l'exploration de l'espace extra-atmospherique. Pour ce faire, cette these utilise, a titre d'illustration, l'exemple des cadres reglementaires existant sur l'exploitation des ressources naturelles spatiales.
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