Air Law & Space Law: spatial delimitation between airspace & outer space | Dr Gbenga Oduntan
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There is no universally agreed precise legal, technical or political definition of either the boundaries separating airspace from outer space or of the term ‘outer space’ itself. Yet two separate legal regimes exist for the regulation of these two environments. Whilst states have complete and exclusive sovereignty of their airspace, there can be no exercise of sovereignty in outer space other than jurisdiction over space flight vehicles and objects such as space stations.
In this lecture, Dr Gbenga Oduntan, Senior Lecturer in International Commercial Law at the University of Kent, critiques the leading theories that have been postulated to solve this problem, and proposes an original solution regarding the spatial demarcation boundary point issue in air and space law.
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ABOUT DR GBENGA ODUNTAN
Dr Oduntan is Senior Lecturer in International Commercial Law at Kent Law School. His primary research interests span public and private international law, particularly international courts and tribunals; arbitration; international commercial law, anti corruption law; land/maritime boundary and territorial disputes; and air and space law.
He teaches undergraduate and postgraduate modules in International Business Transactions, International Commercial Arbitration, and Laws of the Maritime, Air and Outer Spaces. He also supervises research students in areas including International Commercial Law, Public International Law, and International Arbitration.
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Видео Air Law & Space Law: spatial delimitation between airspace & outer space | Dr Gbenga Oduntan канала University of Kent
There is no universally agreed precise legal, technical or political definition of either the boundaries separating airspace from outer space or of the term ‘outer space’ itself. Yet two separate legal regimes exist for the regulation of these two environments. Whilst states have complete and exclusive sovereignty of their airspace, there can be no exercise of sovereignty in outer space other than jurisdiction over space flight vehicles and objects such as space stations.
In this lecture, Dr Gbenga Oduntan, Senior Lecturer in International Commercial Law at the University of Kent, critiques the leading theories that have been postulated to solve this problem, and proposes an original solution regarding the spatial demarcation boundary point issue in air and space law.
► SEARCH for a course at the University of Kent: http://www.kent.ac.uk/courses/?utm_source=YouTube&utm_medium=OduntanSearch&utm_campaign=ThinkKent1516
► Research at Kent: https://www.kent.ac.uk/research/?utm_source=YouTube&utm_medium=OduntanResearch&utm_campaign=ThinkKent1516
► SUBSCRIBE for more Think Kent lectures: http://www.youtube.com/user/UniversityofKent?sub_confirmation=1
ABOUT DR GBENGA ODUNTAN
Dr Oduntan is Senior Lecturer in International Commercial Law at Kent Law School. His primary research interests span public and private international law, particularly international courts and tribunals; arbitration; international commercial law, anti corruption law; land/maritime boundary and territorial disputes; and air and space law.
He teaches undergraduate and postgraduate modules in International Business Transactions, International Commercial Arbitration, and Laws of the Maritime, Air and Outer Spaces. He also supervises research students in areas including International Commercial Law, Public International Law, and International Arbitration.
► Find out more about Dr Gbenga Oduntan: https://www.kent.ac.uk/law/people/academic/Oduntan,_Gbenga.html?utm_source=YouTube&utm_medium=OduntanProfile&utm_campaign=ThinkKent1516
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