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Public International Aviation & Space Law

About Claire Missick
Claire Missick is an international legal scholar focused on public international law, with particular interests in international aviation law, outer space law, and inter-State dispute resolution. Her research examines the legal rights and obligations of States arising from aviation and outer space activities, with the goal of informing treaty interpretation, national space legislation, and the peaceful resolution of inter-State disputes. She is currently pursuing an LL.M. in Air and Space Law at McGill University's Institute of Air and Space Law.
2027
MCGILL UNIVERSITY - LL.M Air & Space Law
2019
FOLEY HOAG – Public International Law, Paris & Washington
2019
UNIVERSITÉ PARIS NANTERRE – LL.M. in Public International Law, magna cum laude
2018
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY – Juris Doctor, cum laude
International Aviation Law
Outer Space Governance
Public International Law
State Responsibility
Treaty Interpretation
International Dispute Resolution
English · French · Spanish
“As humanity expands its presence in outer space, our greatest challenge is not simply advancing technology—it is ensuring that the legal frameworks governing States' rights, obligations, and the peaceful resolution of disputes evolve alongside it.”
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