From the Godfather to Tony Soprano, the idea of the Mafia continues to have a special place in Western popular culture. Francesco Calderoni argues that despite the popularity of Mafia stereotypes, relatively little research has been carried out on the actual link between organised crime and politics in Italy. By mapping the areas of the country which have the highest Mafia presence, he illustrates the extent to which the problem has spread beyond the traditional hotspots of Mafia activity in Naples, Western Sicily, Northern Campania and Southern Calabria.
Calderoni, F., Although there is little truth behind the ‘Godfather’ stereotype, mafia infiltration remains a serious problem in Italian politics , 2012, URL: http://bit.ly/EMafia [http://hdl.handle.net/10807/36724]
Although there is little truth behind the ‘Godfather’ stereotype, mafia infiltration remains a serious problem in Italian politics
Calderoni, Francesco
2012
Abstract
From the Godfather to Tony Soprano, the idea of the Mafia continues to have a special place in Western popular culture. Francesco Calderoni argues that despite the popularity of Mafia stereotypes, relatively little research has been carried out on the actual link between organised crime and politics in Italy. By mapping the areas of the country which have the highest Mafia presence, he illustrates the extent to which the problem has spread beyond the traditional hotspots of Mafia activity in Naples, Western Sicily, Northern Campania and Southern Calabria.
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