Titlebook: International Disaster Response Law; Andrea Guttry,Marco Gestri,Gabriella Venturini Book 2012 T.M.C. ASSER PRESS, The Hague, The Netherlan

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Maritime Accidents with Particular Emphasis on Liability and Compensation for Damage from the Exploiecific treaties adopted at either the world or the regional level and relating to both the prevention of accidents and compensation of damage if an accident has taken place. The paper focuses on the 2010 incident caused by the explosion of the Deepwater Horizon platform in the Gulf of Mexico.

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Book 2012ades natural and man-made disasters have been increasing in terms of frequency, size, number of people affected and material damage caused. There is growing awareness of the importance of adequate national and international legal frameworks for disaster prevention, mitigation and response. The imple

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Nuclear Accidents and International Lawloped State. As a result, the effectiveness of international nuclear law, in particular as regards the legal framework for nuclear safety and for emergency preparedness and response, is currently under review.

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The Prevention of Natural and Man-Made Disasters: What Duties for States?ent of the prevention obligation in this area can be relevant for the affirmation of a general duty to disaster prevention, other branches of international law are contributing to the progressive expansion of the scope of application of the duty to prevent disasters.

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Naseer Sabri,S. A. Aljunid,M. S. Salim,S. Fouadroteins. When pathogens enter a host, they introduce foreign proteins to which the host is not tolerant, and an immune response ensues. In contrast, tumors represent a special case, as the vast majority of tumor proteins are “self” and hence do not trigger immune activation. However, mutation of gen

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Luca Provvidenziale,J. L. Perrot,Elisa Cinottid the number of old people aged 80+ is expected to grow by 180%. Nowadays, there are 5.5 million cases of Alzheimer-afflicted people in Europe and more new cases being added every year. In fact Alzheimer’s disease has been called the “plague of the twenty-first century”. There is currently no cure f