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Nuove Accessioni Polo Bibliotecario Parlamentare Nuove Biblioteca Biblioteca del Senato della Camera Accessioni Anno 20 15 Numero 1 Polo Bibliotecario Biblioteca del Senato Biblioteca della Camera Parlamentare “Giovanni Spadolini” dei deputati Piazza della Minerva, 38 Via del Seminario, 76 00186 Roma 00186 Roma Tel. 06.6706.3717 Tel. 06.6760.3672 sito web: www.parlamento.it/polobibliotecario accesso integrato ai cataloghi: http://opac.parlamento.it Le Biblioteche della Camera e del Senato, procedendo nel percorso di integrazione intrapreso nell’ambito del Polo bibliotecario parlamentare, presentano ora congiuntamente la rassegna delle più recenti pubblicazioni acquisite e catalogate. E’ così possibile cogliere la ricchezza e la complementarietà dei materiali offerti al servizio delle attività di studio e di ricerca del Parlamento e dell’intera cittadinanza. La rassegna è organizzata in sezioni (Diritto, Economia e finanza, Politica e istituzioni, Società, Storia, Altre discipline), con ulteriori articolazioni tematiche all'interno di ciascuna. Nuove Accessioni comprende monografie, periodici, risorse elettroniche; vi sono inclusi anche materiali di “letteratura grigia” utili alla ricerca in ambito politico-parlamentare, cioè studi, ricerche e dossier non reperibili attraverso i consueti canali di distribuzione commerciale e prodotti da soggetti esterni, quali ministeri, enti locali, istituti specializzati, centri di studio e di ricerca pubblici e privati. Per la ricerca e la consultazione dei dossier curati, nella XVII legislatura, dalla Camera dei deputati e dal Senato della Repubblica si rinvia rispettivamente a http://www.camera.it/leg17/298 e http://www.senato.it/2952. Polo bibliotecario parlamentare – Nuove Accessioni 2015/01 SOMMARIO DIRITTO..................................................................................................... 1 Diritto privato ................................................................................................... 1 Diritto processuale civile ................................................................................ 10 Diritto e procedura penale.............................................................................. 12 Diritto amministrativo e costituzionale............................................................ 15 Diritto in materia militare e di difesa, di proprietà pubblica, di commercio e di industria, finanziario e tributario ..................................................................... 26 Diritto del lavoro e in materia di previdenza e servizi sociali, polizia, lavori pubblici, istruzione e cultura........................................................................... 29 Diritto internazionale e dell'Unione europea (opere generali)......................... 33 Filosofia e storia del diritto ............................................................................. 34 Fonti per la storia del diritto italiano medievale e moderno............................. 38 Altri testi di diritto ........................................................................................... 40 ECONOMIA E FINANZA ......................................................................... 42 Economia internazionale e di singoli stati ...................................................... 42 Economia fondiaria, agricoltura e foreste, energia, industria e imprese............ 49 Commercio, comunicazioni, trasporti ............................................................. 56 Lavoro ........................................................................................................... 58 Finanza e moneta.......................................................................................... 60 Finanza pubblica............................................................................................ 63 POLITICA E ISTITUZIONI....................................................................... 65 Amministrazione pubblica.............................................................................. 65 Parlamenti e processo legislativo................................................................... 68 Politica........................................................................................................... 70 Difesa ............................................................................................................ 91 Relazioni internazionali.................................................................................. 93 SOCIETA' ................................................................................................ 98 Sociologia, antropologia, statistica................................................................. 98 Problemi e servizi sociali, associazioni ........................................................ 109 Criminologia e istituti di pena ....................................................................... 113 Immigrazione, emigrazione, colonizzazione................................................. 117 Istruzione..................................................................................................... 118 Polo bibliotecario parlamentare – Nuove Accessioni 2015/01 STORIA ................................................................................................. 121 Storia d'Italia................................................................................................ 121 Storia locale italiana..................................................................................... 131 Storia internazionale e dei paesi esteri ........................................................ 139 Storia del mondo antico ............................................................................... 153 Altri testi di storia, geografia......................................................................... 153 ALTRE DISCIPLINE.............................................................................. 155 Informatica................................................................................................... 155 Biblioteche, archivi, musei e scienza dell'informazione ................................ 155 Bibliografie e cataloghi, libri rari ................................................................... 158 Giornalismo ed editoria................................................................................ 160 Filosofia e psicologia ................................................................................... 163 Religione ..................................................................................................... 165 Scienze e tecnologia.................................................................................... 173 Letteratura e linguistica................................................................................ 176 Urbanistica e arti.......................................................................................... 179 Polo bibliotecario parlamentare – Nuove Accessioni 2015/01 DIRITTO Diritto privato 1 Albanese, Antonio Libro secondo, Delle successioni. Della revocazione delle disposizioni testamentarie, delle sostituzioni, degli esecutori testamentari : Art. 679-712 / Antonio Albanese. – Bologna : Zanichelli, 2015. – xxiii, 407 p. ; 25 cm. – (Commentario del Codice civile e codici collegati Scialoja-Branca-Galgano). – ISBN 9788808159168 Camera: "F" 344.5060263 ccc / 0679-0712 2 Álvarez Torné, María La autoridad competente en materia de sucesiones internacionales : el nuevo reglamento de la Ue / María Álvarez Torné ; prólogo de Alegría Borrás. – Madride [etc.] : Pons, 2013. – 219 p. ; 24 cm. – (Monografias juridicas). – ISBN 978-84-9768-746-1 Camera: 830 03 28 3 Bürgerliches Gesetzbuch : mit Nebengesetzen insbesondere mit Einführungsgesetz (Auszug) ... / Palandt ; bearbeitet von Peter Bassenge ... [et al.]. – 74., neubearbeitete Auflage. – München : Beck, 2015. – xxxiv, 3198 p. ; 25 cm. – (Beck'sche Kurz-Kommentare ; 7). – ISBN 9783406670008 Camera: "M" 344.306 bge 4 2, Cessione e uso di beni : circolazione di beni, donazione e divisione, proprietà intellettuale, locazioni, altri contratti per l'uso dei beni. – Milano : Giuffrè, 2014. – 1 Polo bibliotecario parlamentare – Nuove Accessioni 2015/01 xx, 1557 p. ; 25 cm. – Fa parte di: Trattato dei contratti, 02. – ISBN 9788814190353 Camera: "F" 344.5062 tco / 002 5 Codice della famiglia / a cura di Michele Sesta ; con il coordinamento di Maria Novella Bugetti. – 3. ed. – Milano : Giuffrè, 2015. – xxiv, 3447 p. ; 25 cm. – (Le fonti del diritto italiano). – ISBN 9788814188299 Camera: "F" 344.50805 fdi / 025 III ed. 6 Confini e fronti dell'innovazione biotecnologica per la proprietà intellettuale / a cura di Gustavo Olivieri, Valeria Falce e Emanuela Arezzo. – Milano : Giuffrè, 2014. – ix, 256 p. ; 24 cm. – (Quaderni di Giurisprudenza commerciale ; 380). – ISBN 978-88-14-18387-4 Camera: R 05431 / 380 7 De Nova, Giorgio Il sale and purchase agreement : un contratto commentato : lezioni di diritto civile 2009 / Giorgio De Nova. – 2. ed. – Torino : Giappichelli, 2014. – vii, 285 p. ; 21 cm. – ISBN 978-88-348-5836-3 Camera: 831 06 34 8 Dogliotti, Massimo La filiazione fuori del matrimonio / Massimo Dogliotti. – Milano : Giuffrè, 2015. – xxiv, 549 p. ; 25 cm. – (Il Codice civile. commentario ; artt. 250-290) Camera: "F" 344.5060263 ccc / 0250-0290 9 2, Famiglia / Paolo Giovanni Demarchi ... [et al.]. – Milano : Giuffrè, 2014. – xxix, 895 p. ; 25 cm. – Fa parte di: Trattario di diritto civile, 02. – ISBN 9788814186660 2 Polo bibliotecario parlamentare – Nuove Accessioni 2015/01 Camera: "F" 344.506 tdl / 002 10 Ferrando,
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