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Il regolamento delle controversie neldiritto del mare: rapporti tra procedimenti
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 27 February 2017
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1 [Editor’s note: The English translation of the title of this book is Dispute Resolution in the Law of the Sea: Relationships Between Different Settlement Procedures.]
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3 All of the Tribunal’s decisions are available at http://www.itlos.org and in the ITLOS Reports series.
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6 Case C-459/03, Commission v. Ireland (Eur. Ct. Justice May 30, 2006), available at http://curia.europa.eu; see also Cesare P. R. Romano, Case Report: Commission of the European Communities v. Ireland, 101 AJIL 171 (2007).
7 Chile—Measures Affecting Transit and Importation of Swordfish, WTO Doc. WT/DS193 (suspended Mar. 23, 2001).