FREE ENTERPRISE AND THE PROPOSED MOON TREATY

Published by Houston Journal of International Law, Houston, Texas, 1980

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Reprinted from Houston Journal of International Law, 1979, Volume 2, Number 1. Stapled pamphlet, 10 in. x 6.75 in., pp. 33. Printed on white paper. Light age-toning to cover and pages. Staples are rusted. Unmarked interior. "The United States will soon decide whether to sign and ratify the proposed United Nations "Moon Treaty." This Treaty is designed to control all activities on all celestial bodies in the solar system other than the Earth as well as the use of allt rajectories to and around them. Like the Law of the Sea, which it closely parallels, this Law of Space would chill and hinder commercial exploitation of space resource sforprofit by free enterprise. The author concludes that adoption of the MoonTreaty is neither necessary, desirable, nor in the best interests of the United States and the free world". (from the article's abstract).

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Title
FREE ENTERPRISE AND THE PROPOSED MOON TREATY
Author
Dula, Art
Publisher
Houston Journal of International Law, Houston, Texas
Publication year
1980
Condition
Very Good
Binding
Pamphlet
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Reprint.
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