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ICAO at the Beginning of the 21st Century
Development summary
The article was published in Air and Space Law in 2008. The source describes ICAO, established by the 1944 Chicago Convention, as having contributed to the development of civil aviation and examines how it could respond to new safety, security and environmental challenges, including whether the Convention and the Organization should be improved.
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ICAO’s response to safety, security and environmental challenges in air transport and the possible development of the Chicago Convention and the Organization
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“ICAO At The Beginning of the 21st Century”
Air and Space Law · 2008
DOI 10.54648/aila2008024
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