Private, state and international public interests in space law

Article Abstract:

It is essential to determine the common interests of states and private enterprises to strengthen the law governing outer space activities. The state's role in international problems should be enhanced to integrate its interest with that of the general populace. Simultaneously, private interest can be gained by allowing self-regulation or by creating a framework based on international public interest with state and public support. This will leave no room for monopolizing on space activities. However, further development of space laws, treaties, and declarations are also required.

Space law, Public opinion

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Brazilian-Chinese space cooperation: an analysis

Article Abstract:

The Brazilian government promotes the programs for the improvement of space science and technology. Meanwhile, in China, space technology is preferred for the advancement of national economic and social development. Both countries believe that international space cooperation is essential for the future of their space programs. Thus, a project named Chinese-Brazilian Earth Resources Satellite was formed in 1988. This arrangement is important and it can be an example or reference for other developing countries.

China, Interpretation and construction, Chinese foreign relations, Commercial treaties, Trade agreements, Brazilian foreign relations

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The new Brazilian space agency: a political and legal analysis

Article Abstract:

Brazil established the Brazilian Space Agency (AEB) in 1994 after realizing that the Ministry of Aeronautics, which had previously governed all space activities, had limited access to space technology. The primary functions of the AEB include the development of space technology for peaceful uses and promotion of Brazil's national interests in space. The AEB is directly responsible to the president, affording it significant influence over Brazil's overall science policy.

Science and technology policy

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