@inbook{384f4ce9a1e34b5db639170a893d9629,
title = "Software certification as a limit on liability: the case of cubesat operations",
abstract = "This interdisciplinary chapter adopts perspectives from both space law and software engineering. To see how these remote disciplines impact each other, it is necessary to begin by explaining our argument in such a way that legal experts can understand why they should be aware of software engineering professional standards. Correspondingly, basic legal notions are introduced to provide software engineers with the legal context required to confirm our reasoning. Such interactions are essential for strengthening the transnational interdisciplinary networks of governments and professional bodies that influence space policy.2 Moreover, this work appeals to space program managers, policy makers, and regulators due to its implications.",
keywords = "space law, software engineering, cubesats",
author = "Marco Crepaldi and Ross Horne and Sjouke Mauw",
year = "2023",
month = feb,
day = "21",
doi = "10.1163/9789004527270_008",
language = "English",
isbn = "9789004527270",
volume = "19",
series = "Studies in Space Law",
publisher = "Brill Nijhoff",
pages = "162--186",
editor = "P.J. Blount and Mahulena Hofmann",
booktitle = "Space Law in a Networked World",
address = "Netherlands",
}