Library
Location, opening hours and notices
LOCATION: Since July 2017, CDE has been located at the Law Library, in Corso Ercole I° d’Este 37.
ORARI E AVVISI: consultare la pagina della Biblioteca di Giurisprudenza.
LOAN METHODS: For information on loan methods, consult the University Library System portal.
REFERENCE E INFORMAZIONI: per il servizio di reference e per informazioni rivolgersi alla Dott.ssa Sophia Salmaso dal lunedì al venerdì dalle 9.00 alle 14.00 (email cde@unife.it, tel. 0532455960)
Cataloghi, monografie e periodici
CATALOGUE OF THE UNIFIED LIBRARY CENTER OF FERRARA
This is the catalog of the libraries of the University, Municipality, and Province of Ferrara. It contains all the volumes held in the CDE and can be searched by author and/or title or by free search, with the option of selecting a single type of document (book, audiovisual, etc.) or searching within a single library. If you are a member of the Ferrara library network, and therefore have your own user code and password, from this site you can also check the status of current loans, make reservations, request interlibrary loans, or suggest purchasing a document.
SBN – NATIONAL LIBRARY SERVICE CATALOGUE
It is the collective catalog of Italian libraries that have joined the National Library Service. If you haven't found the volume you're looking for in the Ferrara branch catalog, you can search here to see which other Italian libraries have it.
FIND-ER – CATALOGUE OF THE CENTRAL LIBRARY OF THE EUROPEAN COMMISSION
FIND-ER is the online catalogue of the Central Library of the European Commission and contains both the library's paper and electronic collections. Most resources are available online: full-text articles, e-books, databases, etc. Find-er extends the coverage of the previous ECLAS database. Search menus are available in English, French, and German.
ACNP – CATALOGUE OF THE NATIONAL COLLECTIVE ARCHIVE OF PERIODICALS
The catalog covers all subject areas and contains bibliographic descriptions of the journals held by the University of Ferrara libraries, including that of the CDE, and by other ACNP member libraries. It allows you to check which libraries hold a journal and obtain information on how to request articles of interest. To complete the documentation on periodicals, a summary archive has been created, which can be accessed directly from the Article Repertory.
Statistiche eurostat
Per avere una panoramica generale sulle statistiche (oltre a quelle dell’Eurostat, sono presenti anche quelle della Banca Centrale Europea) e sui sondaggi, è possibile consultare questa Pagina riassuntiva della Commissione europea, in cui vengono segnalate anche le statistiche più consultate.
Databases from the EU
The European Union online databases are all free and cover more than twenty different sectors, from social affairs to transport, from agriculture to research and development. These databases are created by both the European institutions (Commission, Parliament, etc.) and the various European agencies (for example, the European Chemical Agency) and European observatories (among others, the European Observatory of Working Life). This collection of databases is maintained and updated by the Italian Network of European Documentation Centres (CDE).
Documentation
In addition to the Official Journal and Commission documents, available on EUR-Lex, official documents produced by the EU also include the Debates and Reports of the European Parliament, the General Report and Bulletin of the European Union, as well as online documentation from other institutions (e.g., the Council of the EU, the European Court of Auditors, the Economic and Social Committee, etc.) or other decentralized bodies of the European Union (ECB; EIB, etc.). Page created and updated by the Italian Network of European Documentation Centres (EDC)
Curia
The Reports is the official publication of the case law of the courts that make up the Court of Justice of the European Union.
This Report of Case Law is composed of a General Report, which includes the case law of the Court of Justice and the General Court, and a Civil Service Report, which includes the case law of the General Court and the Civil Service Tribunal on civil service matters.
The General Reports and the Civil Service Reports were published in paper format until 2011 and 2009, respectively. During this period, only the paper version constitutes the official publication. It remains available from the Publications Office. A PDF version of the decisions is also available on EUR-Lex.
Starting from 1 January 2012 (General Collection) and 1 January 2010 (Civil Service Collection), respectively, the publication of the Collection is guaranteed exclusively in digital format on the EUR Lex website (official publication accessible free of charge). This website also allows access to the Collection published on EUR-Lex.
The Digital Collection consists of a set of judicial decisions, possibly accompanied by the conclusions or position of the Advocate General, in PDF format.
To facilitate consultation of these decisions, additional information, as well as HTML versions with hyperlinks, have been added. This information is not part of the Digital Collection and is not of an official nature.
The access page to the Collection presents the documents grouped by case in chronological order of decisions.