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Bollettino Delle Accessioni E Spoglio Dei Periodici 2012 Ministero delle Infrastrutture e dei Trasporti Biblioteca di viale dell’Arte [email protected] … non solo leggi @lla tua biblioteca ®!!! Bollettino delle accessioni e spoglio dei periodici Anno VI - numero 1, aprile 2012 1 La biblioteca è aperta dal lunedì al venerdì dalle 9.00 alle 13.00 il martedì, mercoledì e giovedì anche dalle 15.00 alle 17.00 tel. 06-59084219 fax 06-59084219 e-mail: [email protected] Per ricevere il bollettino in formato elettronico inviare richiesta alla casella di posta della biblioteca 2 SOMMARIO TRASPORTO AEREO Atti normativi…….……………………………………..……………… Pag. 4 Aeroporti………………………………………………..……………………» 4 Diritto aeronautico ….. …………………………………………..………...» 4 Giurisprudenza……...............................................................................» 5 Navigazione Aerea….……………………………………………………...» 5 TRASPORTO MARITTIMO Atti normativi ……………....……………………………………………..Pag. 6 Cantieristica – Naviglio ......…………………………………………….. » 6 Demanio Marittimo…….................................................................... » 8 Diritto marittimo………....................................................................…» 9 Giurisprudenza…………......................……………………………..» 10 Lavoro marittimo e portuale................................................................» 13 Nautica da diporto............................................................................. » 13 Porti................................................................................................... » 14 Relazioni internazionali.......................................................................» 15 Scienza e Tecnica …......................................................................... » 15 Sicurezza della navigazione e Inquinamento…................................. » 16 Storia e Cultura della Navigazione..................................................... » 17 Trasporto Intermodale……..................................................................» 17 Trasporto marittimo e interno (navigazione e servizi di linea).............» 18 Autostrade del mare ……….........................................................» 18 Nuove Accessioni ...................................................................Pag. 19 3 TRASPORTO AEREO 1.1 Atti Normativi Regolamento (UE) n. 115/2011 della Commissione, del 2 febbraio 2011 , recante modifica del regolamento (CE) n. 748/2009 relativo all’elenco degli operatori aerei che hanno svolto una delle attività di trasporto aereo che figurano nell'allegato I della direttiva 2003/87/CE del Parlamento europeo e del Consiglio al 1 °gennaio 2006 o successivamente a tale data, che specifica lo Stato membro di riferimento di ciascun operatore aereo In G.U.U.E. 12 febbraio 2011 n. L39 Regolamento (UE) n. 677/2011 della Commissione, del 7 luglio 2011 , recante disposizioni dettagliate in materia di attuazione delle funzioni della rete di gestione del traffico aereo (ATM) e modifica del regolamento (UE) n. 691/2010 In G.U.U.E. 15 luglio 2011 n. L185 Regolamento (UE) n. 720/2011 della Commissione, del 22 luglio 2011 , recante modifica del regolamento (CE) n. 272/2009 che integra le norme fondamentali comuni in materia di sicurezza dell’aviazione civile in merito alla graduale introduzione di controlli su liquidi, aerosol e gel negli aeroporti dell’Unione europea In G.U.U.E. 23 luglio 2011 n. L193 Regolamento (UE) n. 805/2011 della Commissione, del 10 agosto 2011 , che stabilisce norme dettagliate in materia di licenze e di taluni certificati dei controllori del traffico aereo ai sensi del regolamento (CE) n. 216/2008 del Parlamento europeo e del Consiglio In G.U.U.E. 11 agosto 2011 n. L220 1.1 Aeroporti Lo sviluppo dei voli a Lametia Terme / Eduardo Cagnozzi In Porto & Diporto, a. 8, n. 2 / 2012, p. 45 1.2 Diritto Aeronautico Il danno risarcibile nel trasporto aereo: il danno morale — Damage subject to compensation in air transport: the moral damage / Leopoldo Tullio In Diritto dei Trasporti, vol. 24, n.3 / 2011, p. 777-788 La Carta dei diritti del turista del Ministero del turismo: troppi errori e carenze / Andrea Tamburro In Diritto dei Trasporti, vol. 24, n.3 / 2011, p. 845-849 4 La copertura assicurativa per «rinuncia al viaggio» / Donatella Bocchese In Diritto dei Trasporti, vol. 24, n.3 / 2011, p. 845-849 Trib. Civitavecchia 1 febbraio 2011 Sulla clausola di esonero da responsabilità dell’impresa di handling prevista dallo Standard Ground Handling Agreement — The liability limitation clause in respect of the ground handling operator as provided by the Standard Ground Handling Agreement con nota di Marco Basile. In Diritto dei Trasporti, vol. 24, n.3 / 2011, p. 972-976 1.3 Giurisprudenza Cass., sez. III, 9 aprile 2009 Individuazione dei ruoli a bordo: responsabilità ed onere probatorio nel volo da diporto o sportivo — Identification of the roles on board: liability and evidence burden, in a sport fly situation con nota di Luca Venturini In Diritto dei Trasporti, vol. 24, n.3 / 2011, p. 867-876 1.3 Navigazione aerea Sull’applicazione dell’art. 1020 c. nav. alla prescrizione dei diritti derivanti dal contratto di assicurazione dei rischi della navigazione aerea — The applicability of Article 1020 of the Italian Navigation Code regarding the time limit rights for an aviation insurance contract / Anna Masutti, In Diritto dei Trasporti, vol. 24, n.3 / 2011, p. 789-795 Cass., sez. IV pen., 10 dicembre 2010 – 22 febbraio 2011 n. 6820 La posizione di garanzia dei controllori del traffico aereo — The air traffic controller officers’ position of guarantee con nota di Laura Trovò In Diritto dei Trasporti, vol. 24, n.3 / 2011, p. 905-917 Autorità garante della concorrenza e del mercato, provvedimento 15 giugno 2011 n. 22511: Ryanair In Diritto dei Trasporti, vol. 24, n.3 / 2011, p. 1052-1070 La nuova Circolare ENAC sui requisiti assicurativi applicabili ai vettori aerei e agli esercenti di aeromobili e relativo regime sanzionatorio / Francesco Gaspari Giureta Vol. X, a. 2012 , Disponibile all’URI: <http://www.giureta.unipa.it/phpfusion/images/articles/3_Gaspari_DirNav_1503 2012.pdf> 5 TRASPORTO MARITTIMO 2.0 Atti Normativi Direttiva 2011/15/UE della Commissione, del 23 febbraio 2011 , recante modifica della direttiva 2002/59/CE del Parlamento europeo e del Consiglio relativa all'istituzione di un sistema comunitario di monitoraggio del traffico navale e d'informazione In G.U.U.E. 24 febbraio 2011 n. L49 DECRETO DEL PRESIDENTE DELLA REPUBBLICA 24 marzo 2011 , n. 83 Regolamento per la ridefinizione della circoscrizione territoriale degli Uffici marittimi ricadenti nelle Direzioni marittime di Genova, Olbia, Reggio Calabria, Palermo, Bari e Venezia, nonche' per la sostituzione della Tabella relativa alla circoscrizione territoriale marittima ricadente nella Direzione marittima di Pescara. In G.U. 10 giugno 2011 n. 133 DECRETO LEGISLATIVO 14 giugno 2011, n. 104 Attuazione della direttiva 2009/15/CE relativa alle disposizioni ed alle norme comuni per gli organismi che effettuano le ispezioni e le visite di controllo delle navi e per le pertinenti attivita' delle amministrazioni marittime In G.U. 11 luglio 2011 n. 159 DECRETO LEGISLATIVO 7 luglio 2011 , n. 121 Attuazione della direttiva 2008/99/CE sulla tutela penale dell'ambiente, nonche' della direttiva 2009/123/CE che modifica la direttiva 2005/35/CE relativa all'inquinamento provocato dalle navi e all'introduzione di sanzioni per violazioni. In G.U. 11 agosto 2011 n. 177 2.1 Cantieristica e naviglio Intrepidi, giovani armatori / Patrizia Lupi In Porto & Diporto, a. 8, n. 1 7 2012, p. 14-15 Nuove navi da crociera il 2012 e prospettive future / Matteo Martinuzzi In Porto & Diporto, a. 8, n. 1 / 2012, p. 28-29 Alpitour e Costa acquisiscono il gruppo Bravo Net – Hp Vacanze / Alberto Medina In Porto & Diporto, a. 8, n. 1 / 2012, p. 56 6 Crociere – The day after / Patrizia Lupi In Porto & Diporto, a. 8, n. 1 / 2012, p. 2 La crociera, un prodotto da difendere nell’interesse del Paese / Francesco Di Cesare In Porto & Diporto, a. 8, n. 2 / 2012, p. 12-13 I tour operators non abbandonano il settore e rilanciano / Sabrina Bertini In Porto & Diporto, a. 8, n. 2 7 2012, p. 22-24 I riparatori navali italiani si rafforzano all’estero / Andrea Moizo In Porto & Diporto, a. 8, n. 2 / 2012, p. 32 – 33 DNV, progetti innovativi per l’industria marittima In Tecnologie Trasporti Mare, vol. 43, n. 1 / 2012, p. 4 Asia, anche i giganti tremano / Angelo Marletta In Tecnologie Trasporti Mare, vol. 43, n. 1 / 2012, p. 10 – 12 Bulker fleet, un anno vissuto pericolosamente / Massimo Granieri In tecnologie Trasporti Mare, vol. 43, n. 1 / 2012, p. 14-15 Il 2011 ha confermato il ribasso dei noli mare / Ennio Palmesino In Tecnologie Trasporti Mare, vol. 43, n. 1 / 2012, p. 16 Barche e armamento, sistema Italia affidabile In Tecnologie Trasporti Mare, vol. 43, n. 1 / 2012, p. 18 Generazione Aponte per l’armamento italiano / Vincenzo Astarita In Tecnologie Trasporti Mare, vol. 43, n. 1 7 2012, p. 66- 67 Ucina, la Nautica punta sulla Cina In Tecnologie Trasporti Mare, vol. 43, n. 1/ 2012, p. 73 Flotte in esercizio e progetto Eco – Refitec In tecnologie Trasporti Mare, vol. 43, n. 1 / 2012, p. 74 Cantieri, Portsmouth a rischio chiusura In Tecnologie Trasporti Mare, vol. 43, n. 1 / 2012, p. 75 Gruppo Overmarine fa rotta a Oriente In Tecnologie Trasporti Mare, vol. 43, n. 1 / 2011, p. 76 – 77 7 2.2 Demanio Marittimo Cass., sez. I, 30 luglio 2009 n. 17737 Il potere del giudice di merito di accertare le caratteristiche naturali di un bene appartenente al demanio marittimo — The power of the judge to ascertain
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