L'Italia e l'applicazione del diritto internazionale. Rassegna dell'Istituto di Studi Giuridici Internazionali del Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche, n. 1 (2012-2013) - Italy and International Law. Survey of Italian cases and materials on International law by the Institute for International Legal Studies of the National Research Council of Italy", No. 1 (2012-2013),ISSN: 2284-4910 (Italiano); 2283-5466 (English)

"Italy and International Law. Survey of Italian cases and materials on International law by the Institute for International Legal Studies of the National Research Council of Italy" (ISSN: 2284-4910) is an online publication produced by the Institute for International Legal Studies (ISGI). The main content of Italy and International Law consists in a reasoned selection of Italian legislation, jurisprudence and practice (the Survey), relevant from the viewpoint of the relationship between international and Italian domestic law. One may also find a section dedicated to a fuller examination of a specific case of international law concerning Italy, which is also furnished with the relevant documentation (Focus). In this first issue of Italy and International Law the editors present: a selection of acts and documents covering approximately 200 legislative acts, court cases and documents related to monitoring procedures for the implementation of treaties, all emerging from Italian practice in the two year period 2012 and 2013; a "Guide to Reading" the Survey; and an analysis of the international law aspects of the so-called "marò" case. All of the documents in the Survey are systematically classified by subject. To this classification are added three Indexes; by category, by treaty and a chronological index (2012-2013). The text of each act or document is accompanied by: its bibliographic or sitographic source, an abstract summarising the most relevant issues from the point of view of the relationship between domestic and international law, and information useful in improving its understanding or in highlighting any correlations with other acts or documents. Consultation is further facilitated by the possibility of searching by Subject, by Index or by Key Word.