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New Space technologies, Earth observation and satellite navigation in particular, have proven to be invaluable drivers of sustainable development, thus contributing to the protection of several human rights (the “Good”).
At the same time, however, New Space technologies raise concerns for the right to privacy (the “Bad”), and face a number of challenges posed by hostile cyber operations (the “Ugly”).
Dr. Arianna Vettorel analyzes the relevant international, European and domestic legal frameworks and highlights the need for several innovative approaches and reforms, in a transnational and bottom-up perspective, in order to maximize the Good, and minimize the Bad and the Ugly, of New Space technologies.
At the same time, however, New Space technologies raise concerns for the right to privacy (the “Bad”), and face a number of challenges posed by hostile cyber operations (the “Ugly”).
Dr. Arianna Vettorel analyzes the relevant international, European and domestic legal frameworks and highlights the need for several innovative approaches and reforms, in a transnational and bottom-up perspective, in order to maximize the Good, and minimize the Bad and the Ugly, of New Space technologies.
Price: $194.00
Pages: 326
Publisher: Brill
Imprint: Brill | Nijhoff
Series: Studies in Space Law
Publication Date:
19 October 2023
ISBN: 9789004685376
Format: Hardcover
Arianna Vettorel, Ph.D., is Lecturer of International and EU Law at Ca' Foscari University of Venice (Italy), where, in 2023, she taught the innovative course "The Law of the New Space Economy". She has published essays in the field of space law as well as in international, EU and human rights law-related matters. Dr. Vettorel is Attorney at Law and has also served as arbitrator in commercial law disputes.