Infiltration by mafias of the legitimate economy has been widely acknowledged by public and private institutions as a key threat to the Italian social, economic and political system. Since the 1980s a wide range of measures – at investigative, administrative and judicial levels – have been introduced to tackle this phenomenon; in particular, to improve the tracing and confiscation of the businesses controlled by organised crime. This chapter provides an in-depth analysis of the infiltration of organised crime groups in Italian firms, first, by focusing on the territories, sectors, modi operandi of infiltration by Italian mafias; second, by analysing the poor information concerning the infiltration by foreign organised crime groups, Chinese criminal organisations in particular.
Riccardi, M., Soriani, C., Giampietri, V., Mafia infiltration in legitimate companies in Italy: From traditional sectors to emerging businesses, in Savona, E., Riccardi, M., Berlusconi, G. (ed.), Organised Crime in European Businesses, Routledge Taylor & Francis Group, Abingdon (UK) 2016: 119- 140. 10.4324/9781315640617 [https://hdl.handle.net/10807/223872]
Mafia infiltration in legitimate companies in Italy: From traditional sectors to emerging businesses
Riccardi, Michele
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2016
Abstract
Infiltration by mafias of the legitimate economy has been widely acknowledged by public and private institutions as a key threat to the Italian social, economic and political system. Since the 1980s a wide range of measures – at investigative, administrative and judicial levels – have been introduced to tackle this phenomenon; in particular, to improve the tracing and confiscation of the businesses controlled by organised crime. This chapter provides an in-depth analysis of the infiltration of organised crime groups in Italian firms, first, by focusing on the territories, sectors, modi operandi of infiltration by Italian mafias; second, by analysing the poor information concerning the infiltration by foreign organised crime groups, Chinese criminal organisations in particular.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.