Posted by - VSMCASL was established in 2019 to engage in various ways in shaping the emerging discourse in the field of Air and Space Law. The vision of the Centre is to engage in improving the existing legal and policy framework for the facilitation and regulation of safe, secure, affordable and sustainable aviation and to contribute to the shaping of the legal foundation for the future of humanity that lies in space.
- States are exhibiting an increasingly keen interest in augmenting investments in developing their capabilities and competencies in the realm of both air and space activities. Non-State actors, including private investors, are no exceptions to this emerging trend. It is becoming evident that a nation’s supremacy in air and space will define international relations in the years to come. Recognizing this potential, the Centre organizes GNLU Air and Space Law Academy as a platform for engaging in discourse on contemporary legal issues in the field of air and space.
- The first edition of GASLA was successfully conducted by GNLU in 2016, in collaboration with the Institute of Air and Space Law, the University of Cologne and the Forum for Integrated National Security. Encouraged by the overwhelming success of the five editions, the V. S. Mani Centre for Air and Space Law is pleased to present before you the 7th Edition of GNLU Air and Space Law Academy 2022. The 7th Edition is scheduled to be organised from 26th – 30th September 2022.
Aims
- To acquaint participants with various aspects relating to the safety and security of aviation and space activities.
- To enhance understanding amongst the participants of the various principles enshrined in the international instruments meant for regulating air and space law.
- To create awareness amongst participants about recent trends in civil aviation and the militarization and commercialization of outer space.
- To enable the participants to understand the various dispute redressal mechanisms in air and space law and their efficacy.
- To facilitate discourse amongst stakeholders within the industry about the practical challenges and the feasibility of implementing regulations and policies in air and space law.
- To familiarize participants with a country-specific approach with regard to Air and Space law.
- To enable participants to appreciate the challenges in developing national aviation and space policy.
Tentative Themes
- Latest issues in space law include but are not limited to space tourism, space debris, commercial space mining, environmental harm, space exploration, international liability for incidents in space
- National space policies
- Current challenges relating to territorial sovereignty and its extension in air and space
- Aviation-related crimes and Aerial Terrorism
- Air Accidents and Incident Investigation
- Regime Governing Military and Civil Airports
- Case laws relating to International Air Law
Tentative Resource Persons
- Dr. Akhil Prasad Director, Country Counsel India & Company Secretary, Boeing
- Mr. Ashok G.V, Partner, Factum Law
- Dr. George Moses, Director (Legal), Airports Economic Regulatory Authority (AERA)
- Ms. Hoysala Grandhi, Specialist Legal, GMR Airports
- Dr. Kumar Abhijeet, Legal Officer, Ministry of External Affairs (Confirmation awaited)
- Mr. Nitin Sarin, Managing Partner, Sarin & Co.
- Prof. (Dr.) G.S. Sachdeva, Adjunct Professor, NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad
- Dr. Paul Fitzgerald, Adjunct Professor, Faculty of Law, Institute of Air and Space Law, McGill
- Prof. (Dr.) Sandeepa Bhat, Professor of Law, West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences, Kolkata
- Prof. (Dr.) Stephan Hobe, Director, Institute of Air Law, Space Law and Cyber Law, University of Cologne, Germany
- Dr. V. Gopalakrishnan, Former Policy Analyst, Indian Space Research Organisation
- Prof. (Dr.) V. Balakista Reddy, Vice Chancellor (l/C), NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad
- Prof. (Dr.) Wian Erlank, Professor of Law, North-West University
Expected Outcomes
- Comprehension of contemporary issues in Air and Space Law
- Proficiency in the technical nuances of Air and Space Law
- Identification of gaps and propose workable legal and policy solutions.
- Creation of a network of aspiring students of law, industry practitioners, armed force officers and other professionals in the field of Air and Space Law.
Eligibility
Legislative and Regulatory Authorities, Armed Forces, Professionals from Aviation and Space Industry, International Organizations, Institutions focused on Private and Public Capacity building, Faculty Members, Scholars, Researchers and Students, and Professionals/Practitioners interested in the theme of the academy.
Registration Fees
- For Students – INR 20,000
- For Academicians/Professionals/Others – INR 20,000
- Max. Subsidy for Students – 50%
- Max. Subsidy for Academicians/Professionals/Others – 25%
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NOTE: All prices are excluding GST. 18% GST will be added while making the payment.
Important Dates
- Registration Deadline: September 19, 2022
- Event Dates: September 26 to 30, 2022
Other Details
- Participation fee includes registration, lodging and boarding, tuition fee, study material, educational visit, and access to online legal databases.
- Special subsidy in the participation fees (as mentioned herein above) may be provided upon prior request. Participants are requested to contact Organizing Committee.
- Accommodation will be provided in the University Guest House on a first come first serve basis to a limited number of participants with prior registration.
- Some sessions will be conducted online.
Location
Gujarat National Law University, Attalika Avenue, Knowledge Corridor, Koba, Koba (Sub P. O.), Gandhinagar – 382426 (Gujarat), INDIA.
Contact Information
In case of queries, please contact gasla@gnlu.ac.in
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