Space Debris: Law, Policy & the Sustainability of Outer Space
Author
Dr. Md Baharul Islam
Foreword by: Subhasis Talapatra, Former Chief Justice, Orissa High Court
Publisher
Eastern Law House
Year
2026
Why Choose This Book?
Space debris is an increasingly important issue in international space law, environmental protection and global governance. This book examines the legal and policy challenges arising from orbital debris, including the adequacy of existing international frameworks, state responsibility and the role of private space operators. It is a valuable reference for advocates, legal academics, researchers, policymakers and students interested in space law, sustainable space activities and India's evolving role in international space governance.
About the Book
Space Debris: Law, Policy & the Sustainability of Outer Space by Dr. Md Baharul Islam examines the legal, environmental, technological and governance challenges posed by the accumulation of debris in Earth's orbit. It explores the historical development of the problem, its implications for spacecraft safety and the long-term sustainability of outer space, and the effectiveness of existing international treaties, conventions and guidelines.
The book also considers regulatory gaps, international cooperation, commercial space activities, emerging technologies and the responsibilities of states and private actors. Particular attention is given to major spacefaring nations, international organisations and India's position in global space governance. It is suited to legal practitioners, researchers, academics, policymakers and students of international and space law.
Related Subjects
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International Space Law
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Space Debris and Orbital Sustainability
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Environmental Law and Global Governance
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State Responsibility and International Treaties
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India's Space Policy
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Caveat Legalis
This publication is intended for legal research and academic reference. Space-related obligations may arise under international treaties, national legislation, regulatory instruments and evolving international practice. Readers should verify the current legal position and applicable regulatory requirements before relying on the material for professional advice or policy decisions.
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