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Acero-Krupy (2015) investigation 203 presence in 209, 219–22 Adinolfi, Umberto 26 cultural camp 210 Aemilia investigation 159, 160, 165, 166, history 213–22 168, 169, 171, 172 ’Ndrangheta presence in 208–9, Aglieri, Pietro 20, 34 214–19 Alfieri brothers 32 rational choice camp 210 Alien Conspiracy Theory 211 social and economic Alliance of Secondigliano 34–6, 45, industrialisation 217 219–21 transplantation-functional American Cosa Nostra 52, 191, 192, 197, diversification camp 210–11 213 Andreotti, Giulio 25, 27, 159 Bagarella, Leoluca 20, 121 anti-communism 238 (BDM) 179, 183, Anti- Commission 146–7, 151, 184 157, 160, 227 Barbagallo, Salvatore 130 Anti-Mafia Day of Memory 155 Barbieri, Vincenzo 172 Anti-Mafia Investigation Department 159 Bardellino, Antonio 32, 38, 62 anti-mafia movement 44, 155, 194 bargaining power 85, 101, 104, 106 anti-mafia policy 107, 225 BDM see Banda della Magliana (BDM) decision-making processes of 233 Bellini, Paolo 19 European Union 233–6 Benelux countries, Italian in 226–33 202–4 United States 236–9 Berlusconi, Silvio 25, 26, 28, 152 anti-money-laundering tools 207, 238 Bible 135–6 anti-racket legislation 228 Bidognetti clan 105, 119, 122 Apulian brotherhood 68 Bidognetti, Domenico 113 Aragona, Salvatore 121 Bisesi, Giuseppe 139 Article 41 bis of the Italian Prison ‘ gangs’ 215 Administration Act 21, 129, 278 ‘Black Hand Society’ 215 Article 416 bis Italian Penal Code 10, 14, Bologna 159–63 18, 26, 44, 189, 278 Bontate, Stefano 15 Ascone, Alessandro 196, 202 Borsellino, Paolo 4, 17, 18 Attardo group 36 bribery 105, 237 Australia, Italian mafias in British National Crime Agency 198

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Brusca, Enzo 121 Capizzi, Benedetto 24 Brusca, Giovanni 15, 18, 20, 27 Capizzi, Giuseppe 133 Buscetta, Tommaso 63, 113 capobastone 51, 55, 58, 74, 278 business-oriented Camorra model 32, 38 capomandamento 278 carabineri 278 Calà Ulloa, Pietro 227 Carlino, Giuseppe 185 Calabrian clans 50, 63, 148, 152 cartel agreements 99–100 Caldarelli, Raffaele 199 Cartel de Jalisco Neuva Generacion 239 Calderone, Antonino 103 Casalesi clan Calvi, Roberto 152 business-oriented Camorra model Camorras 32, 38 in Australia 219–22 De Angelis Clan 39–40 baby gangs 43, 46 federation 32, 39 bosses 33 grey area 41, 46 Casalesi clan 37–42 vehicle trade 40–42 42–4 waste-disposal business 39 economic activity 31 Casamonica family 189–90 economic assistance 118–19 Casillo, Vincenzo 179 entrepreneurial skill 32, 33 ‘cement cycle’ 79, 167 expansions 178–9 Ceralacca2 investigation 205 family business 33 Cesarano, Vincenzo 204 family ties and international Chinnici, G. 228 networks 37 Christian Democrat party 16, 103, 159 far-reaching networks 33 Ciancimino, Massimo 18 first generation of bosses 31 Ciancimino, Vito 18, 19, 130, 205 foreign markets 35–7 Cinà, Antonino 120 grey areas 33 Ciolini, Elio 17 historical development 30 civil society, anti-mafia activities in international presence 192–3 155–7 magliari 34–5, 220 Clan del Golfo 239 mobility 42–4 Clean Hands investigation 147 multiple forms of 31–3 ‘code of anti-mafia laws and prevention in public sector 31 measures’ 231 Secondigliano Alliance 219, 221 ‘collaboratori di giustizia’ 27 urban clans 30 collusion violence 42–4 corruption and 97–100 camorristi-imprenditori 181 grey area 84–6 , Camorras in see Camorras colonisation 42, 103–4, 143–4, 148–9, Cancemi, Salvatore 18, 27, 129 176, 189, 222 Cangiano, Michele 118 Columbus2 203 capibastone 53, 63 ‘commercial management’ team 35 capi-mandamento 20 common fund 114–17

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economic 176, 177, 182, 187, 197, reactive phase 226–9 200 indirect 182 judicial prosecution 95–6 mafias 79, 158 juvenile courts 52 institutionalisation 86–7, 107 Insubria Operation 150 Kennedy, Robert 238 international drug trafficking 190, 196, kidnapping 48–9, 145–6, 181, 201, 218 197, 203 interpenetration, grey area 84, 86 la mattanza 128 Inzerillo, Salvatore 15, 27 29 Iovine, Mario 182–4 La Torre, Antonio 199, 228 Irpinia earthquake, 1980 32 Lauro, Giacomo Ubaldo 118 isomorphism 13, 107–8 legal assistance 119–20 159 legal economy 78–80 Italian mafias legal investments 178 assistance, forms of 117–18 Leggio, Luciano 15, 128, 129 common fund 114–17 Licciardi clan 30, 34–7 crime–terror nexus 7 Licciardi, Gennaro 34, 39 culturalist paradigm 3, 4 Licciardi, Pietro 35 economic assistance 118–19 Licciardi, Vincenzo 34, 35 economic dimension 30 Lima, Salvo 16, 17, 27 legal assistance 119–20 Lipari, Pino 136 non-violent protection 111 Lisbon Treaty, 2007 234 112–14 Lizzio, Giovanni 17 organised crime 4, 7 Lo Piccolo, Sandro 140 social and historical studies of 30 Lo Russo, Antonio 196 social assistance 120–23 locale/i 154, 201, 279 women role 6 Lorusso, Alberto 25 Italian mafias abroad lupara bianca method 27 Benelux countries 202–4 France 196–7 Macrì, Antonio 49 Germany 194–6 Maesano-Pangallo family 200 Romania 204–5 mafias Spain 199–200 ‘anti-state’ view 93 Switzerland 201–2 bonding processes 79 United Kingdom 197–9 and collusive agreements 97–100 Italian Parliamentary Anti-mafia as consultants 90 Commission 103 cooperation 83, 90 Italy, anti-mafia policy and corruption 94–5 policy entrepreneurs to policy criminality 70 community 232–3 crisis factors in embeddedness proactive phase 229–32 168–71

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culture 68 maxi-trial 3–4, 16, 18, 27, 45, 47, 126, economic success 81 129, 229, 279 extortion-protection mechanism Mazzaferro, Giuseppe 148 78–9 Messina Denaro, Matteo 24, 25, 133, fragmentary expansions 178–9 136, 138, 140 grey area 81–3 Michele, Zagaria 122 infiltration 79, 158 Expo 153 in legal economy 78–80 military-style occupation 42 ‘mirroring’ view 93 Mob Wives 1 movements from traditional areas to Moccia, Luigi 190 new geographical locations Moccias 185–7 175–8 money laundering 40, 112, 141, 152, in non-traditional territories and 154, 179, 181, 195, 198, 231 sectors 108–9 monopolisation 176 organisation 44 Mori, Mario 19 quasi-military hierarchy 76 Mornasco, Fino 150 social capital 80–81, 89–90 Morosini, Piergiorgio 29, 116 socialisation 72 morphine 15, 202 trading 95 Morvillo, Francesca 4 transplantation 222 movimento 64, 74 visibility and invisibility 178 Mozzarella DOP 44–5 wars 12, 27, 128 Mutolo, Gaspare 96, 104 see also Italian mafias clan 5, 100, 177, 184, 189 , Camorras in see Camorras mafia governance 83, 90 narco-traffickers 200 cartels and 99–100 Nasso, Domenico 196 and 98–9 ’Ndrangheta 74, 192–3 mafia–politics nexus 105–9 assumptions 48–51 magliari 34–6, 45, 220, 279 in Australia 214–19 Magrì, Orazio 204 bottom-up approach 146 Mallardo clan 32 Catholic Church, relationships with Mancino, Nicola 22, 29 56 Mancuso clan 200 civil society responds 155–7 Mandalari, Vincenzo 153 colonisation process 143–4 mandamenti 15–16 consensus, issue of 55–7 mandamento 20, 21, 24, 116, 279 critical turning point 148–9 Manzo, Gaetano 204 cultural transformations 51–2 Mara Salvatrucha 13 239 economic investments 53–5 Marino Mannoia, Francesco 113 in Emilia Romagna 165–71 market-based competition 15 historical development of 144–7 Martelli, Claudio 22 locale 201 massacres, of the 1990s 16–17 organisational model 53–5

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origins 47–8 Pagnozzi, Domenico 184–7 rootedness 150–51 Palmi judges 49 stereotypes 48–51 Pannunzi, Roberto 200 strategies of expansion 152–4 Panzuto, Gennaro 198 structural configuration 58 papello 18–19 type of 154–5 paper mills 40, 45 underestimations 48–51 Parliamentary Anti-mafia Committee 2 ’Ndrina/e 53–5, 62, 74, 154, 279 Pascale, Mariano 204 Neapolitan Camorra 2, 30, 60, 209, 213, Passion fruit operation 200 222 pax mafiosa 184 neapolitan urban expansion 31 Pecunia non olet approach 54 Neo-Fascist 17 pentiti 27, 126, 129 network-based governance 107 279 Nirta, Giovanni 202 ‘Pesci trial’ 150 Nirta, Giuseppe 194 Piccirillo clan 198 non-traditional territories 108–9 Pilastro gang 162 Novella, Carmelo 154 The Piranhas (Saviano) 1 Nuova Camorra Organizzata 32, 44, 61, Piromalli, Giuseppe 48 189, 279 Piromalli-Molè clans 200 44, 62, 189, 279 Pisanu Commission 22 Nuova 68 Pisapia, Giuliano 156 Nuvoletta clan 32, 200 Pizza Connection 202 pizzini 131–5, 279 Obama Administration 238–9 fused performance 137–40 omertà 3, 56, 279 symbolic ritual performance 135–40 onorata società 65 systems of collective representations Onore è dignità Facebook page 58–9 137 Ontario Limited company 36–7 226, 279 ‘open hand policy’ 20 policy community 232–3 opinion-makers 236 policy entrepreneurs 232–3, 236 organisational culture 24 policy-makers 97, 102, 230, 236 organisational fields, grey area as 86–8 policy-making processes 232–3 organisational model, Ndrangheta 53–5 political actors organised corruption 107 characteristics of 101 organised crime 12, 13, 23, 77, 226 colonisation/replacement 103–4 in European Union 208 and criminal actors 101–5 Italian mafias 4, 7 gatekeeping 104–5 political actors and 102 neutrality 105 political corruption and 92–4 and organised crime 102 transnational 193 symbiotic relationship 102–3 United States 241 political corruption Control Act 237

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decentralised and network-based contextual factors 166–7 governance 107 crisis factors 168–71 isomorphism 107–8 Regional Commission 26–7, 278 Italy after the 1990s 105–9 regulatory policies 232 and mafia governance 98–9 Rent operation 205 and organised crime 92–4 replication 176, 187 political and criminal actors 101–5 retaliation 23, 114, 123, 129 Polizia di Stato 279 Ribisi, Ignazio 139 Pollino operation 195, 203 Riccio, Michele 131 positive-sum games 40, 82, 88 RICO see Racketeer Influenced and power syndicate 16, 177, 184, 186–7 Corrupt Organizations Act ‘primitive accumulation’ 145 (RICO) private protection 4, 76, 95 Riina, Salvatore 12 Provenzano, Bernardo 22, 196 advent of 15–16 death 24 arrest 19–20, 131, 229 gun wounds 121 gun wounds 121 illegal meat market 128 massacres of the 1990s 16–17 negotiations and 18–19 Papelli 18–19 pizzini 8, 131–5 retaliation 129 Riina, advent of 15–16 rintagli 64 Riina’s arrest and 19–20 ritual ceremony 63–6 symbolic ritual performance 135–40 ritual performance, symbolic 135–40 trustees 131 Rognoni-La Torre Law 3, 227, 231, 236 written system of communication Rogoli, Pino 61, 68 125–6, 128 Romania, Italian mafias in 204–5 Puca, Lorenzo 204 Romeo, Francesco 202 Puglisi, Pino 17 ’s criminal attractions 178–9 Contini clan 180–82 Quatur (2002) investigation 201 Guarnera Clans 182–4 Queen Victoria fruit and vegetable methods, challenges and findings markets 216 179–87 Moccia clan 184–7 Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Roncadore, Domenico 198 Organizations Act (RICO) 237, Rotolo, Antonino 135 240–41 Radio Popolare 157 Sack of 14 Raggruppamento Operativo Speciale Sacra Corona Unita (SCU) 5 63, 65 decline/rebirth 71–3 regalo 74 formulas 63–6 Reggio 148 founding charter 63 Reggio Emilia 164–6 imprisonment 69 agency factors 167–8 membership 71–3

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Nuova 68 Società Foggiana 73 origins and evolution 61–3, 73 Sonnino, Sidney 227 plural worlds 69–71 Spain, Italian mafias in 199–200 rituals 63–6 Spartacus maxi-trial 45 second generation 60 Spatuzza, Gaspare 21 secondary formation 63 Strangio, Giovanni 194, 202 secrecy practices 67–9 Strangio, Sebastiano 202 socio-cultural heterogeneity 70 Strategy to Combat Transnational socio-historical context 73 Organized Crime 238 symbols 63–6 Strong Program in Cultural Sociology voluntary formation 63 127 Saggezza investigation 205 ‘sub-fashion’ sector 34–5 Salento famiglie 72 supply side corruption 94 Salvo, Ignazio 17 Swiss banking system 201–2 Sangu e onuri 50 Switzerland, Italian mafias in 201–2 ‘Santisti’ 53 symbolic objects 63–6 Saviano, Roberto 5, 159 symbolic ritual performance 135–40 Scaduto, Giuseppe 24 Scaglione, Cosimo 204 Tagliamento, Gianni 197 Scaglione, Pietro 128 Tajani, Diego 49 Scarantino, Vincenzo 21 territorial settlement 201 Schiavone, Francesco 39, 118, 204 terrorist-style bombings (1993) 4 SCU see Sacra Corona Unita (SCU) Tranchino, Enrico 36 second mafia war 12, 27, 128 ‘transnational organised crime’ 193 Secondigliano Alliance 34–6, 45, 219–21 ‘Trattativa’ trial 29 secrecy practices 67–9 Tripodo, Mico 49 secret society 30, 63–4, 66, 69, 112 Trump Administration 239 Senese, Michele 184–7 Setola, Giuseppe 113, 122–3 ultima ratio 140 Sicilian Cosa Nostra 1, 5, 192 United Kingdom, Italian mafias in 197–9 2, 3 United States sicilianismo 141 anti-mafia policy 236–9 Siino, Angelo 99 Treasury Department 45 Sinaloa Cartel 239 Uno Bianca gang 162 Sindona, Michele 152 Smuraglia, Carlo 146, 172 VAT exemption 40–42 social assistance 120–23 vehicle trade 40–42 social capital 80–81, 89–90 verbal communication 69 social issue 156 Violante, Luciano 22 social media 7, 57, 140 violence, Camorras 42–4 social performance model 128, 137 Vitale, Leonardo 113 social precepts and rules 69 Vrenna, Giuseppe 114

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‘war on drugs’ 238, 241 WikiMafia 157 waste-disposal business 39, 154 win–win game 41 welfare system 6 women assistance, forms of 117–18 ’Ndrangheta families 51–2 common fund 114–17 role in Italian mafias 6 economic assistance 118–19 written communicative system 125–6, legal assistance 119–20 128, 134 non-violent protection 111 www​.stampoantimafioso.it​ 157 omertà 112–14 social assistance 120–23 Zagaria family 32 WhatsApp 57 Zambetti, Domenico 152 white-collar crimes 6, 13, 54, 79, 120 Zaza, Michele 62, 196

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