Legal And Political Aspects of The Use of European Satellite Navigation Systems Galileo and EGNOS

Tytuł Legal And Political Aspects of The Use of European Satellite Navigation Systems Galileo and EGNOS Autorzy Katarzyna Myszona-Kostrzewa, Zuzanna Kulińska-Kępa, Joanne Irene Gabrynowicz, Karol Karski, Zbigniew Kłos, Barbara Skardzińska Język angielski Wydawnictwo Scholar ISBN 978-83-7383-958-8 Rok wydania 2019 liczba stron 154 Format pdf Spis treści Table of contens

Preface (Joanne Irene Gabrynowicz) 9
Introduction 13
I. INTRODUCTION TO SATELLITE NAVIGATION
(Katarzyna Myszona-Kostrzewa) 15
1. How does the satellite navigation system work? 15
2. The concepts of global and regional satellite
navigation systems 16
3. Existing global satellite navigation systems 19
4. Existing regional satellite navigation systems 20
5. The European satellite navigation systems 21
II. THE EUROPEAN SATELLITE NAVIGATION SYSTEMS – LAW AND INSTITUTIONS (Katarzyna Myszona-Kostrzewa) 25
1. The European satellite navigation systems and the scope
of application of international law 25
2. The European satellite navigation systems and the United Nations
and other universal international organizations 29
3. The European satellite navigation systems
and the European Space Agency 33
4. The European satellite navigation systems
and the European Union law 35
5. Summary 38
III. GALILEO: PRACTICAL AND LEGAL CHALLENGES FOR THE EUROPEAN UNION
(Karol Karski) 41
1. Galileo – European Union’s Satellite Navigation 41
2. Galileo vs. Public procurement 41
3. Russian rockets and European satellites 45
4. Failure of clocks – the heart of satellite navigation 47
5. Dispute between the United Kingdom and the European Union
about access to Galileo after Brexit 49
6. Summary 55
IV. ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION (THE INFLUENCE OF HUMAN-MADE SPACE OBJECTS AND/OR DEBRIS) AND SATELLITE NAVIGATION
(Barbara Skardzińska) 57
1. Introduction 57
2. Space debris in international law, European Union law,
and national law 58
2.1. Space debris in international law 58
2.2. Space debris in the European Union law 62
2.3. Space debris in national law 64
3. Liability for environmental damage 66
3.1. Liability for environmental damage
in international space law 66
3.2. Liability for environmental damage
in international public law 73
4. The procedure for claiming damages 76
5. Summary 79
V. HUMAN RIGHTS AND THE EUROPEAN SATELLITE NAVIGATION SYSTEMS
(Zuzanna Kulińska-Kępa) 81
1. Introduction 81
2. The European satellite navigation systems
and the right to life 83
3. The European satellite navigation systems and the right
to personal liberty and security 85
4. The European satellite navigation systems and the right
to property 87
5. The European satellite navigation systems and the right
to information 90
6. The European satellite navigation systems and the right
to good administration 92
7. The European satellite navigation systems and the right
to respect of private and family life and the right to personal
data protection 93
8. The European satellite navigation systems and the right
to development and freedom from poverty 101
09. The European satellite navigation systems
and the non-discrimination clause 105
10. The European satellite navigation systems
and the right to effective remedy 106
11. Summary 110
VI. SECURITY OF THE EUROPEAN SATELLITE NAVIGATION SYSTEMS
(Katarzyna Myszona-Kostrzewa) 111
1. Introduction 111
2. The European Union law and the security of the European
satellite navigation systems 114
3. The European Union law and the security of the Union
and its Member States as affected żeby the operation
of the European satellite navigation systems 117
4. Summary 118
CONCLUSIONS 119
I. THE GALILEO PROGRAMME AS A TOOL OF THE INTERNATIONAL POLICY OF THE EUROPEAN UNION
(Zbigniew Kłos) 119
1. Galileo – Second Generation GNSS Constellation, Present Status
and Perspectives 119
2. Galileo – International Contest 122
3. Galileo – the EU–ESA cooperation 122
4. Cooperation between the European Union and the United States
on satellite navigation 124
5. Cooperation between the European Union and other states
on satellite navigation 126
5.1. Cooperation between the EU and China on satellite
navigation 126
5.2. Galileo as the European Union platform for space dialogue
with other states 129
II. LEGAL ISSUES RELATED TO THE USE OF THE EUROPEAN SATELLITE NAVIGATION SYSTEMS
(Katarzyna Myszona-Kostrzewa, Zuzanna Kulińska-Kępa, Barbara Skardzińska) 131
BIBLIOGRAPHY 135
INDEX 147
ABOUT THE AUTHORS 151