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Section: Space Law“The Farthest Shore: A 21st Century Guide to Space”Ken Murphy / 4:26 pm June 3rd, 2010 Pelton, Dr. Joseph N. & Dr. Angelia P. Bukley EVA Interviews James E. DunstanEVA / 10:51 pm February 13th, 2009
Welcome to the first edition of EVA Interviews: The Business of the new Space Age! I’m delighted to welcome our first guest, James E. Dunstan, partner and lawyer with Garvey, Schubert and Barer in Washington D.C. who focuses on Space, business and the technologies of the future. Great businesses start with ideas, especially ideas that can solve problems for potential customers. They next build the structure necessary to take those ideas from concept to reality and then (hopefully) on to prosperous endeavour. The first outside professional advisor that a new business hires, to formally get the business off the ground, is a lawyer. It is therefore fitting that this is where we will start. Jim Dunstan has been actively involved in the formation of many new Space ventures as well as those involving other exciting new technologies.
 EVA: Jim, thank you very much for joining us at EVA Interviews and Out of the Cradle! Welcome! I look very forward to our conversation! Since these interviews are about Space as well as the economic aspects of our exodus Out of the Cradle, I like to start by asking you about Space. I know you do have a personal interest in Space. Can you tell us how your interest started and how it has evolved? “Who Owns the Moon? Extraterrestrial Aspects of Land and Mineral Resources Ownership”Ken Murphy / 1:21 am January 21st, 2009 Pop, Virgiliu Librarian’s Note: First met Virg at the Space Generation Forum, almost a decade ago at UNISPACE III. I was a U.S. delegate, he was a Romanian delegate. There were young delegates from all of the world and it was a terrific two weeks that I still remember vividly (especially the crush I had on Marlene). Back to the law stuff, Virgil has significantly expanded the work done for his previous book, “Unreal Estate“. The only thing that still seems to be missing is a discussion of dispute resolution mechanisms. In my view ‘property rights’ are pointless if you don’t have a means of adjudicating disputes and then enforcing those judgments. When you do have such a mechanism for resolving disputes, the niceties of how the stuff gets divvied up amongst those who actually go out there and do stuff with it will sort itself out in the way that works best for space. … Hopefully. ISDC 2008: Day 2Ken Murphy / 1:01 am May 31st, 2008   Liveblogging Morning Afternoon Evening Space Elevator Blog C-SPAN broadcast! NASAWatch / Tony’s Blog (not offensive post, though has warning) / Making Good Mondays Kate in DC gives us a bit too much information in Musings on a Boy. She should just offer to meet him for drinks later to talk about, you know, space stuff. Librarian’s Note: The Hobbyspace link for Part 2 mentions Yuri’s Night, and the Dancing Snoopy award that is given to volunteers that go above and beyond the call of duty. I think they give out certificates these days, but back in the first year, 2001, the volunteers got medals. Here’s the inside scoop. Back in early 2001 I was doing my ISU internship at Boeing HSF&E, Loretta was, IIRC, at JPL (we knew each other from SGF). I was looking for a stuffed astronaut Snoopy. I knew that Knott’s Berry Farm had Peanuts characters, and so rode my bike out to KBF and visited their giftshop. There I found a few astronaut Snoopy items, mainly keychains. Later, when I was showing the space Snoopy booty to Loretta, and we were talking about the upcoming inaugural 2001 Yuri’s Night in L.A., she had the insight to take the dancing astronaut Snoopy off of the keychain and put it onto a ribbon. Voila, instant award for the volunteers, and not too expensive either. Mine is on the left, and is one of my most cherished possessions. “Technology Law & Inventions Monitor”Ken Murphy / 11:47 pm May 30th, 2008  Hulsey, Bill Librarian’s Note: I met Bill at a meeting of the Texas Space Authority and promptly got on the mailing list. An interesting peek at some of the space-related technologies being patented these days. “Space Settlements, Property Rights, and International Law: Could a Lunar Settlement Claim the Lunar Real Estate it Needs to Survive?”Ken Murphy / 2:31 am May 8th, 2008  Wasser, Alan and Douglas Jobes “Making Space Matter”Ken Murphy / 3:04 am March 1st, 2008  Krause, Jason Why the Moon?Ken Murphy / 12:21 am February 20th, 2007  International Space University “Unreal Estate: The Men who Sold the Moon”Ken Murphy / 3:09 pm January 1st, 2006 Pop, Virgiliu “REALSPACE: The fate of physical presence in the digital age, on and off planet”Ken Murphy / 3:14 am May 21st, 2003 Levinson, Paul “UNISPACE III Technical Report of the Space Generation Forum”Ken Murphy / 3:25 am July 27th, 1999  Murphy, Ken (plus about 150 others from around the world - the Space Generation Forum) Librarian’s Note: This was how I spent my NY State Banking Regs. mandatory 2-week vacation for the year. I helped work on the International Space Chamber of Commerce section for the final report. “International Agreements and other available Legal Documents relevant to Space-Related Activities”Ken Murphy / 6:08 pm June 1st, 1999 “International Agreements and other available Legal Documents relevant to Space-Related Activities” The Air Force Role in Developing International Outer Space Law”Ken Murphy / 2:55 pm May 1st, 1999  Terrill, Jr., Col. Delbert R. USAFR “Model UN General Assembly Background Paper: The UN Outer Space Treaties”Ken Murphy / 3:04 am March 26th, 1999  Murphy, Ken Librarian’s Note: This is what got me started on my space adventure. The autographs document the astronauts I’ve met during my adventure so far. Only the women have been brave enough to pioneer the back cover - Anousheh Ansari and Janice Voss. “Space Activities of the United Nations and International Organizations”Ken Murphy / 6:12 pm January 1st, 1999 “Space Activities of the United Nations and International Organizations” “NASA SP-4407: Exploring the Unknown: Selected Documents in the History of the U.S. Civil Space Program, Vol. III - Using Space”Ken Murphy / 2:41 am January 1st, 1998  Logsdon, John M. (ed.) “The Case for Space”Ken Murphy / 7:29 pm January 1st, 1997 Hardersen, Paul S. “Outer Space: Problems of Law and Policy, 2nd Ed.”Ken Murphy / 3:10 pm January 1st, 1997 Reynolds, Glenn H. and Robert P. Merges “United Nations Treaties and Principles on Outer Space”Ken Murphy / 9:10 pm January 1st, 1996 “United Nations Treaties and Principles on Outer Space” “NASA SP-4407: Exploring the Unknown: Selected Documents in the History of the U.S. Civil Space Program, Vol. II - External Relationships”Ken Murphy / 9:02 pm January 1st, 1996 Logsdon, John M. (ed.) “Space Law: A Bibliography”Ken Murphy / 6:01 pm January 1st, 1996 “Space Law: A Bibliography” “NASA SP-4407: Exploring the Unknown: Selected Documents in the History of the U.S. Civil Space Program, Vol. I - Organizing for Exploration”Ken Murphy / 3:26 am January 1st, 1995 Logsdon, John M. (ed.) Space Resource News Vol.2, #8Ken Murphy / 1:41 am August 1st, 1993  Space Resource News “Changing Patterns of International Cooperation in Space”Ken Murphy / 8:54 pm January 1st, 1990 Johnson-Freese, Joan “Space Law”Ken Murphy / 2:38 am January 1st, 1988 Apfel, Necia H. |
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