International Regulation of Satellite Communication

Name: International Regulation of Satellite Communication
Brand: Kluwer Law International
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Milton L. Smith(Autor*in)

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Erschienen am 1. Mai 1989

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Cover
Half Title Page
Editor Board
Title Page
Copyright Page
Table of Contents
Acknowledgments
List of acronyms
Introduction
CHAPTER ONE The Orbit/Spectrum Resource and the Technology of Satellite Telecommunications: An Overview
A. THE GEOSTATIONARY SATELLITE ORBIT/SPECTRUM RESOURCE
1. The geostationary satellite orbit: uses and limitations
2. The radio frequency spectrum: uses and limitations
3. Other limitations on use of the orbit/spectrum resource
B. SATELLITE TECHNOLOGY: PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE
C. CAPACITY OF THE ORBIT/SPECTRUM RESOURCE
D. SUMMARY
CHAPTER TWO The Institutional Framework
A. INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
1. The International Telecommunication Union
2. Other United Nations bodies
3. International common user organizations
a. INTELSAT
b. INTERSPUTNIK
c. INMARSAT
4. Regional common user organizations
a. EUTELSAT
b. PALAPA
c. ARABSAT
d. Other potential regional systems
B. NATIONAL SATELLITE TELECOMMUNICATION SYSTEMS
1. Why Nations establish national systems
2. The United States
3. The USSR
4. Canada
5. Other nations
C. SUMMARY
CHAPTER THREE The Pre-Space WARC ITU Regulatory Regime for Geostationary Satellite Telecommunications
A. THE PROCESS OF ACQUIRING RIGHTS
1. Allotment plans (the BSS)
2. Assignment of allocated frequencies (space services other than BSS)
B. THE LEGAL NATURE OF ACQUIRED RIGHTS
C. SUMMARY
CHAPTER FOUR Prologue to the Space WARC
A. THE 1927 WASINGTON CONFERENCE
B. THE 1947 ATLANTIC CITY CONFERENCES
C. THE 1959 WARC
D. THE 1963 SPACE EARC
E. THE 1965 PLENIPOTENTIARY CONFERENCE
F. The 1971 WARC-ST
G. THE 1973 PLENIPOTENTIARY CONFERENCE
H. THE 1977 WARC-BS
I. THE 1979 WARC
J. THE 1982 PLENIPOTENTIARY CONFERENCE
K. THE 1983 RARC-BS
L. SPACE WARC PREPARATIONS
M. SUMMARY
CHAPTER FIVE Equitable Access and Satellite Communications
A. LEGAL CONCEPTS OF EQUITY
B. EQUITABLE ACCESS IN THE ITU
1. Equitable access and Resolution No. 3
2. Equitable access and the 1982 ITU Convention
3. Other circumstances relevant to equitable access
C. SUMMARY
CHAPTER SIX The Space WARC: The First Session
A. CONFERENCE STRUCTURE
B. SUMMARY OF THE WORK
C. SPECIFIC ISSUES
1. Planning principles
2. The Allotment Plan
3. Improved Procedures planning
4. Simplijied procedures
5. Broadcasting satellite issues
D. SUMMARY
CHAPTER SEVEN Intersessional Activities
A. IFRB ACTIVITIES
1. IFRB planning assumptions
2. Software development
3. Planning requirements
4. Planning results
5. Other IFRB intersessional tasks
B. CCIR ACTIVITIES
C. ACTIVITIES OF ITU MEMBER ADMINISTRATIONS AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS
D. SUMMARY
CHAPTER EIGHT The Second Session
A. KEY ISSUES AND THE STRUCTURE OF THE SECOND SESSION
B. THE WORK OF THE CONFERENCE
1. Committee 4 (Agenda item 1)
a. Selection of technical criteria for planning
b. Establishment of the Allotment Plan
c. Establishment of Allotment Plan procedures
d. Resolutions
2. Committee 5
a. Establishment of the feeder link plan (Agenda item 6)
b. Revisions to minor errors in appendix 30 (Agenda item 8)
c. Interim systems procedures (Agenda item 10)
d. Satellite sound broadcasting (Agenda item 9)
e. High Definition Television (Agenda item 11)
f. Revision of radio Regulation No. 480 (Agenda item 15)
g. Resolutions and Recommendations (Agenda item 13)
3. Committee 6
a. Improved Procedures (Agenda item 2)
b. Simplified procedures (Agenda item 4)
c. General issues (Agenda items 5, 7, and 12)
4. The Working Group of the Plenary (technical and miscellaneous matters)
C. SUMMARY
CHAPTER NINE The New Regulatory Regime for the Fixed Satellite Service
A. THE REGULATORY REGIME FOR THE UNPLANNED FSS BANDS
1. Article 11
2. Article 11 and the new MPM process
3. Article 13
B. THE ALLOTMENT PLAN
1. Objective of the provisions and associated plan (Article R)
2. Definitions (Article F)
3. Frequency bands and execution of the plan (Articles G and H)
4. The plan and the associated list of assignments (Article J)
5. Procedures for implementation of the plan and regulation of the FSS in the planned bands (Article L)
6. Other procedures and parts A and B of the plan
7. The technical Annexes
C. SUMMARY
CHAPTER TEN Space Law and International Regulation of Satellite Communication
A. THE GSO AND INTERNATIONAL SPACE LAW
1. The legal status of the GSO
2. Fundamental principles of space law
a. Freedom of use
b. The non-appropriation principle
c. The common interests and common heritage principles
B. COMPLIANCE OF THE POST-SPACE WARC ITU REGULATORY REGIMES WITH INTERNATIONAL SPACE LAW
1. The unplanned bands and space services
2. The planned bands and space services
C. SUMMARY
CHAPTER ELEVEN Space Law Issues Raised at the Space WARC
A. THE SOVEREIGNTY CLAIM AND ASSOCIATED PRINCIPLES
B. PROPOSALS TO CREATE A NEW LEGAL REGIME FOR THE GEOSTATIONARY ORBIT
C. EXCLUSIVELY PEACEFUL PURPOSES
D. SPACE DEBRIS
E. SUMMARY
CHAPTER TWELVE Conclusion
Selected Bibliography
Appendices
Appendix A EXTRACT OF THE FIRST SESSION AGENDA
Appendix B EXTRACT OF THE SECOND SESSION AGENDA
Appendix C ARTICLE L
SECTIONS I AND IA CONVERSION OF ALLOTMENT INTO ASSIGNMENT
ARTICLE L, SECTION IB, EXISTING SYSTEMS
ARTICLE L, SECTION II -SUBREGIONAL SYSTEM
Appendix D Article L of 1988 Final Acts
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