Extraterritorial Jurisdiction in the Space and Cybercommons by: Melinda J. Brown and Matthew J. Kleiman

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Extraterritorial Jurisdiction in the Space and Cybercommons by: Melinda J. Brown and Matthew J. Kleiman

Product Code:	54580000803PDFA02
Authors:	Melinda J. Brown, Matthew J. Kleiman
January:	February 2012
Sponsoring Entities:	Section of Science & Technology Law
Topics:	Science & Technology Law
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Abstract

This article explores how states could utilize traditional concepts of extraterritorial jurisdiction under international law to regulate nonstate bad actors in the space and cybercommons until a comprehensive international legal framework is implemented.

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