Ep. 9: Space Debris with Dr Upasana Dasgupta and Dr Maria Manoli
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Ep. 9: Space Debris with Dr Upasana Dasgupta and Dr Maria Manoli
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In this episode, Associate Editors Henri Cant and Alexia Armstrong dig into the topic of space debris (aka "space junk") with two graduates of McGill's Institute of Air & Space Law - Dr. Upasana Dasgupta and Dr. Maria Manoli.
First, our speakers explore the subject of space debris and the environmental challenge it poses. Then, they discuss the principles of space law and the rules governing space debris. They end on a hopeful note by discussing cooperation and sustainability in space.
You can read Upasana Dasgupta's thesis, "Preventing collisions between space objects in outer space: Clarifying the law of state responsibility for better enforcement", here: https://escholarship.mcgill.ca/concern/theses/ms35tf265
You can read Maria Manoli's thesis, "The Immaterial territoriality of outer space: reconstructing territorylessness in modern space governance", here: https://escholarship.mcgill.ca/concern/theses/hd76s530m