Explorations in Aerospace Law: Selected Essays, 1946-1966

Cover\nTitle\nCopyright\nJohn Cobb Cooper 1887-1967—A Tribute\nForeword\nAcknowledgments\nContents\nPart One: AEROSPACE LAW AND POWER: SOME BASIC THOUGHTS\n	1. Air Law—A Field for International Thinking\n	2. Notes on Air Power in Time of Peace\n	3. Outer Space and the Law: An Engineering Problem\n	4. Aerospace Law—Subject Matter and Terminology\nPart Two: RIGHTS IN AIRSPACE: FROM ANTIQUITY TO THE ADVENT OF AIRCRAFT\n	5. Roman Law and the Maxim \"Cujus est solum\" in International Air Law\nPart Three: THE EVOLUTION OF THE MODERN PRINCIPLE OF STATE SOVEREIGNTY IN AIRSPACE\n	6. The International Air Navigation Conference, Paris 1910\n	7. State Sovereignty in Space: Developments 1910 to 1914\n	8. United States Participation in Drafting Paris Convention 1919\n	9. State Sovereignty Versus Federal Sovereignty of Navigable Airspace\n	10. Airspace Rights Over the Arctic\n	11. Space Above the Seas\nPart Four: THE LEGAL STATUS OF FLIGHT VEHICLES\n	12. A Study on the Legal Status of Aircraft\n		Basic Problems of Spacecraft Nationality\nPart Five: THE EMERGING PRINCIPLES OF LAW FOR OUTER SPACE\n	13. High Altitude Flight and National Sovereignty\n	14. Legal Problems of Upper Space\n	15. The Russian Satellite—Legal and Political Problems\n	16. Fundamental Questions of Outer Space Law\n	17. The Boundary Between Territorial Airspace and International Outer Space\n	18. Legal Problems of Spacecraft in Airspace\n	19. Contiguous Zones in Aerospace—Preventive and Protective Jurisdiction\n	20. Aerospace Law: Progress in the UN\n	21. Who Will Own the Moon? The Need for an Answer\nPart Six: SELECTED PROBLEMS IN INTERNATIONAL REGULATION OF AEROSPACE ACTIVITIES\n	22. Air Transport and World Organization\n	23. The Bermuda Plan: World Pattern for Air Transport\n	24. Internationalization of Air Transport\n	25. Self-Defense in Outer Space and the United Nations\n	26. The Manned Orbiting Laboratory: A Major Legal and Political Decision\n	27. Liability for Space Damage—The United Nations—The Rome Convention\n	28. The Chicago Convention—After Twenty Years\nAppendices\nJohn Cobb Cooper: Curriculum Vitae\nBibliography of Aerospace Law Writings of John Cobb Cooper\nTable of Cases\nName Index\nSubject Index