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Tullio Scovazzi
European Energy and Environmental Law Review
Volume 5, Issue 11 (1996) pp. 315 – 316
https://doi.org/10.54648/eelr1996055
Abstract
Two recent decisions handed down by Italian Pretori (judges of first instance) deal with the continuing problem of the relationship between domestic legislation and international treaties, with special reference to two well-known international conventions. Strangely enough, the relationship dealt with two opposing situations. In the First case, Italy had delayed the execution of a treaty; in the second, execution was anticipated.
Extract
To whom it may concern: it is with regret that the publisher and the editors of the European Foreign Affairs Review have received proof of a serious lack of academic rigor by the author of an article published in 2013 (European Foreign Affairs Review, Volume 18, Issue 3, pp. 419-477). In response to this finding, a clear breach of our policies on professional ethics and against our high integrity standards, it has been decided to retract the relevant article from the publication. We are committed to do all that may be reasonably expected to guarantee the quality of the journal contributions and to avoid future similar cases.
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