Add to ORKGItaly is a State party to the Antarctic Treaty. Italy is also party to several international treaties concerning matters of interest for Antarctica. One must ascertain if Italy must recognise some relevance of the other international treaties when it is enforcing the norms of the Antarctic Treaty system. Which rules must be applied? Are there some norms that must prevail over others
Adopted in 1991 and ratified in 1998 (excluding Annex V) the Madrid Protocol on Environmental Protec...
This review examines issues of international law concerning Antarctica. The primary legal regime dis...
Although the obligation to implement international agreements in the internal law (municipal law) is...
Italy is a State party to the Antarctic Treaty. Italy is also party to several international treatie...
The existence of several treaty regimes that regulate similar subjects-matters makes difficult to de...
The Antarctic Treaty system seems to be a self-contained regime that is competent to regulate the ma...
The Antarctic Treaty was concluded by twelve states in Washington on 1 December 1959. Although the A...
Antarctica is unique in so many ways. In geographic terms it is the coldest and driest continent, re...
This Article seeks to identify the relevant rules which govern the exercise of jurisdiction in Antar...
The protection of the Antarctic environment raises several issues. First, Antarctic resources must b...
In December 2015, The Italian Ministry for Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation published V...
The law applicable to Antarctica reflects standards adapted to a unique environment. Certain of thes...
Participation in the Antarctic Treaty and its main decision-making body – the Antarctic Treaty Consu...
When the Antarctic Treaty was concluded in 1959 it was primarily intended to exclude the possibility...
This paper focuses on the role of non-Arctic States in the ‘Arctic governance’, while facing soverei...
Adopted in 1991 and ratified in 1998 (excluding Annex V) the Madrid Protocol on Environmental Protec...
This review examines issues of international law concerning Antarctica. The primary legal regime dis...
Although the obligation to implement international agreements in the internal law (municipal law) is...
Italy is a State party to the Antarctic Treaty. Italy is also party to several international treatie...
The existence of several treaty regimes that regulate similar subjects-matters makes difficult to de...
The Antarctic Treaty system seems to be a self-contained regime that is competent to regulate the ma...
The Antarctic Treaty was concluded by twelve states in Washington on 1 December 1959. Although the A...
Antarctica is unique in so many ways. In geographic terms it is the coldest and driest continent, re...
This Article seeks to identify the relevant rules which govern the exercise of jurisdiction in Antar...
The protection of the Antarctic environment raises several issues. First, Antarctic resources must b...
In December 2015, The Italian Ministry for Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation published V...
The law applicable to Antarctica reflects standards adapted to a unique environment. Certain of thes...
Participation in the Antarctic Treaty and its main decision-making body – the Antarctic Treaty Consu...
When the Antarctic Treaty was concluded in 1959 it was primarily intended to exclude the possibility...
This paper focuses on the role of non-Arctic States in the ‘Arctic governance’, while facing soverei...
Adopted in 1991 and ratified in 1998 (excluding Annex V) the Madrid Protocol on Environmental Protec...
This review examines issues of international law concerning Antarctica. The primary legal regime dis...
Although the obligation to implement international agreements in the internal law (municipal law) is...