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• News articles

  • De Zwart, M, ‘Long arm of the law’, Future Adl.
  • ‘Woomera Manual for space being created with help of UNL associate professor’, The Daily Nebraskan, April 16 2018.
  • ‘Space Law Manual Seeks to Regulate Star Wars’, Homeland Security Today, 2018.
  • Nasu, H (2020), ‘NATO Recognizes Space as an “Operational Domain”: One Small Step Toward a
  • Rules-Based International Order in Outer Space’, Just Security.
  • Firth, N (2019), ‘How to fight a war in space (and get away with it)’, MIT Technology Review.
  • Peat, J (2017) ‘Lawyers draft first ever legal manual of space warfare’, The London Economic.
  • Von der Dunk, F (2019), ‘Risk of Further Militarisation of Space Larger Than It Has Been For Many Years’, Sputnik News .
  • De Zwart, M, ‘Long arm of the law’, Future Adl.
  • ‘Woomera Manual for space being created with help of UNL associate professor’, The Daily Nebraskan, April 16 2018.
  • ‘Space Law Manual Seeks to Regulate Star Wars’, Homeland Security Today, 2018
  • Nasu, H (2020), ‘NATO Recognizes Space as an “Operational Domain”: One Small Step Toward a Rules-Based International Order in Outer Space’, Just Security.
  • Firth, N (2019), ‘How to fight a war in space (and get away with it)’, MIT Technology Review
  • Peat, J (2017) ‘Lawyers draft first ever legal manual of space warfare’, The London Economic
  • Von der Dunk, F (2019), ‘Risk of Further Militarisation of Space Larger Than It Has Been For Many Years’, Sputnik News.
  • Stephens, D (2019), ‘A guide to ensure everyone plays by the same military rules in space: the Woomera Manual’, Australasian Science.
  • Zappone, C et al (2019), ‘Dazzling, jamming and the international race to stake out space’, Sydney Morning Herald.
  • Stephens, D (2020), ‘Military Space Operations and International Law’, Just Security.
  • De Zart, M, Stephens, D, (2019), ‘A guide to ensure everyone plays by the same military rules in space: the Woomera Manual’, The Conversation.
  • De Zwart, M (2019), ‘It’s not clear where Trump’s ‘Space Force’ fits within international agreement on peaceful use of space’, The Conversation.
  • Funnell, A (2018), ‘War in space 'inevitable' because there's so much money to be made, expert warns’, ABC Radio National.
  • Rosen, A (2013), ‘Give Peace a Chance—in Space’, The Atlantic.
  • Schmitt, M, Tinkler, K, (2020), ‘War in Space: How International Humanitarian Law Might Apply’, Just Security.
  • Hannan, Brodie (2018) ‘Space’s military future – why the final frontier needs new rules of the road’. Asia & the Pacific Policy Society.
  • Spence, Andrew (2018) ‘New Australian Manual looks to regulate Star Wars’. Open Forum.
  • Defence Innovation Partnership, ‘Researcher Profile, Professor Melissa De Zwart’.
  • de Zwart, M (2019), ‘New Technologies Symposium: Contested and Fragile–The Dual-Use Space Environment’, Opinio Juris.
  • University of Exeter (2019) ‘Space Law, Intellectual Property and Space Technology’. Centre for Science, Culture and the Law.

• Journal articles

  • Matthew Stubbs and Melissa de Zwart, 'Developing Effective Space Traffic Management to Promote Sustainable Uses of Outer Space' in Michael Spencer (ed), Project Asteria 2019: Space Debris, Space Traffic Management and Space Sustainability (Air Power Development Centre, 2019) 113-128.
  • Matthew Stubbs and Dale Stephens, 'The Woomera Manual: Clarifying the Law of Military Space Operations to Promote Sustainable Uses of Outer Space' in Michael Spencer (ed), Project Asteria 2019: Space Debris, Space Traffic Management and Space Sustainability (Air Power Development Centre, 2019) 99-112.
  • de Zwart, M, Stephens, D (2019) ‘The Space (Innovation) Race: The Inevitable Relationship between Military Technology and Innovation’, Melbourne Journal of International Law, 20(1), pp1-28.
  • Lisk, J and de Zwart, M (2019), ‘Watch This Space: The Development of Commercial Space Law in Australia and New Zealand’, Federal Law Review, vol 47(3) 1-25; U. of Adelaide Law Research Paper No. 2019-89.
  • de Zwart, M (2018), ‘Outer Space’ in W. Boothby (Ed.) New Technologies and the Law in War and Peace, pp. 337-358.
  • Kubo Mačák, ‘Silent War: Applicability of the Jus in Bello to Military Space Operations’, 94 INT’L L.STUD. 1 (2018).
  • Kubo Mačák, Military Space Operations, Exeter Centre for International Law Working Paper Series 2020/2.
  • Von der Dunk, F (2013), ‘Cutting the Bread’, Space Policy (2013) 29: 231-233.
  • Von der Dunk, F (2011), ‘The Issue of National Security in the Context of National Space Legislation— Comparing European and Non-European States’, published as chapter 8 of National Space Legislation in Europe: Issues of Authorisation of Private Space Activities in the Light of Developments in European Space Cooperation, Studies in Space Law, volume 6 pages 225–262.
  • Von der Dunk, F (2010), ‘Europe and Security Issues in Space: The Institutional Setting’, Space and Defense, 2010 4(1).
  • Blank, L and King, M (2019), ‘International Law and Security in Outer Space: Now and Tomorrow’, AJIL Unbound, 113, pp125-129.
  • Stubbs, M, ‘Space Mining and the Law' (2020) 42(2) Law Society Bulletin 18-20.
  • Stubbs, M, 'Space Law Lands in Adelaide' (2017) 39(2) Law Society Bulletin 19.

• Podcasts & radio interviews

  • Stephens, D and Hays, P (2017), ‘The Laws that govern outer space’, interviewed by Tracey Begley, Intercross Podcast.
  • De Zwart, M (2019), ‘Laws of Space Launches’, interviewed by Bonnie Parker, Radio Adelaide.
  • Stephens, D, Beard, J (2020), ‘Law and Military ops in space’, National Security Law Today Podcast.
  • Roundtable (2018), ‘Space Odyssey: The next intergalactic battleground?’.

• Presentations & conferences

  • Handelman, J (2019), ‘To Boldly Go: ILW 2019 Panels on Space Law’, Washington University Harris Institute. Also reposted on International Law Association: American Branch.
  • Hitoshi Nasu, 'Spaceships, Space Pirates, and Satellite Exclusion Zones: Where Does Analogy Fail in International Law?', presented at Exeter Law School, Exeter, 19 February 2020.
  • Nasu, H (2019), ‘A Legacy of Responding to New Means and Methods of Warfare: The Regulation of New Weapons under International Law’, presented at the 42nd Round Table on Current Issues of International Humanitarian Law, co-hosted by the International Institute of Humanitarian Law and the International Committee of the Red Cross, Sanremo, 4-6 September 2019.
  • Nasu, H (2019), ‘Military Space Operations and International Law: Legal Issues’, presented at the Fourth Workshop on Japanese Security and International Law, co-hosted by the Japan Maritime Self- Defence Force Command and Staff College and US Naval War College, Tokyo, 5-6 March 2019.
  • Von der Dunk, F (2018), ‘The Woomera Manual Initiative’, EUSPACE Presentation 2018.
  • Blank, L, ‘Developments in Space War Law’, Duke Center on Law Ethics and National Security, 25th Anniversary Conference, February 28, 2020.
  • Blank, L, ‘Chaos in Cosmos: New Technologies—New Battlespaces: Current International Law in Contemporary Domains and Contexts’, NATO Supreme Allied Command Transformation Headquarters, Norfolk, Virginia, December 4, 2019.
  • von Der Dunk, F (2018), ‘Cyber issues in Space Law: Legal Tools’, introductory presentation at European Centre for Space Law Practitioners Forum 2018.