The Japanese City

Gaubatz, Piper; Karan, Pradyumna P.; Stapleton, Kristin

doi:10.2307/215886

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“…For instance, in 1997, the Transportation Research Committee of the Japanese Rocket Society (JRS) studied the requirements needed for the certification of the Kankoh Maru vehicle concept to enable it to carry passengers (Collins & Yonemoto, 1998). The Universal Space Clipper Company conducted a study in which the requirements for passenger space vehicles were divided into categories, i.e., type design certificate, production certificate, air-worthiness certificate, commercial operator's license, spaceport license, and other approvals, such as those for component manufacturing and maintenance (Gaubatz, 1998).…”

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Space Tourism

Goehlich¹

2014

International Journal of Aviation Systems, Operations and Training

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According to the Space Policy Institute (2002, Bib. section), “Space tourism is the term broadly applied to the concept of paying customers traveling beyond Earth's atmosphere.” Operating reusable launch vehicles (RLVs) might be a first step toward achieving mass space tourism. Thus, the aim of this article is to investigate the potential hurdles and other aspects of importance that must be overcome in order to use RLVs for space tourism flights. The primary ones are social issues (e.g., “Is space tourism ethically acceptable?”), institutional issues (e.g., “Is environmental pollution caused by space tourism more harmful than other emission sources?”), and financial issues (e.g., “Are any potential investors interested in space tourism?”).

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Space Tourism

Goehlich¹

2014

International Journal of Aviation Systems, Operations and Training

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“…96 Gaubatz, Martineau and Kozinski all observe that pre-occupation with appellate court moots encourages students to over-rely on policy arguments, 97 while not allowing them an opportunity to appreciate the use of authority in lower courts. 98 They argue that it avoids the need and the more challenging task of dealing, as inferior courts must, with binding authority. 99 Martineau observed students routinely ignoring the error-correcting function served by intermediate appellate courts.…”

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Beyond Mooting: Designing an Advocacy, Ethics and Values Matrix for the Law School Curriculum

Wolski¹

2009

Legal Education Review

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Ibid 32-3 (Gillespie reports that moots were summatively assessed in all instances where moots were offered as a component of a skills-based module and in 83 per cent of all modules using moots -the percentage dropped to 83 per cent when allowance was made for discrete mooting modules 'where it would be expected that more than one moot would be undertaken'). Also see Keyes and Whincop, who maintain that 'the traditional moot is inherently summative':

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Developmental state planning, sub-national nestedness, and reflexive public policymaking: Keys to employment growth in Saitama City, Japan

Jacobs

2008

Cities

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The Japanese City

Cited by 6 publications

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Space Tourism

Space Tourism

Beyond Mooting: Designing an Advocacy, Ethics and Values Matrix for the Law School Curriculum

Developmental state planning, sub-national nestedness, and reflexive public policymaking: Keys to employment growth in Saitama City, Japan

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