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In Memoriam Professor Daniel Goedhuis (1905–1995)

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  21 May 2009

Maarten Bos
Maarten Bos
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The Hon. Editor-in-Chief

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Netherlands International Law Review , Volume 42 , Issue 3 , December 1995 , pp. 349 - 351
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Copyright © T.M.C. Asser Press 1995

References

1. ‘Het souvereiniteitsbegrip in het luchtrecht’, 2 NILR (1955) pp. 225–242; ‘Some Trends in the Political and Legal Thinking on the Conquest of Space’, 9 NILR (1962) pp. 113–136; ‘Reflections on the Evolution of Space Law’, 13 NILR (1966) pp. 109-149; ‘An Evaluation of the Leading Principles of the Treaty on Outer Space of 27th January 1967’, 15 NILR (1968) pp. 17–41; ‘Legal Aspects of the Utilization of Outer Space’, 17 NILR (1970) pp. 25–50; ‘Legal Implications of the Use of Direct Broadcasting and Remote Sensing Satellites and their Effect on International Relations’, 23 NILR (1976) pp. 162–169; ‘Conflicts on the Interpretation of the Leading Principles of the Moon Treaty of 5 December 1979’, 28 NILR (1981) pp. 14–29; ‘Reflections on Some of the Main Problems Arising in the Future Development of Space Law’, 36 NILR (1989) pp. 247–268.