The Sicilian Mafia is the most famous criminal organisation in the world. While its own code of honour, rustic chivalry and violence methods have been adopted by other illicit groups, very little is known about how the Mafia, Cosa Nostra, is actually organised and embedded in its territory.
The Sicilian Mafia is the most famous criminal organisation in the world. While its own code of honour, rustic chivalry and violence methods have been adopted by other illicit groups, very little is known about how the Mafia, Cosa Nostra, is actually organised and embedded in its territory.
Roberto Musotto is the Director of Cyber Security for a State Government in Australia. He is a core member of the Security Research Institute at Edith Cowan University, Perth. He is an Italian qualified lawyer, specialised in organised crime. In his career, he has advised multiple international institutions and authored various articles on criminal organisations both online and offline.
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Chapter 1: Introduction Chapter 2: On the Mafia-type structure and origins in the light of social and spatial criminal networks Chapter 3 : A meeting of minds in making the Cupola of the Sicilian Mafia: from rustic chivalry to Operazione Perseo Chapter 4 : From Evidence to Proof: reassessing the rule of law in consorting crimes through the use of Social Network Analysis as a legal paradigm Chapter 5: Untangling the Social Network of the Sicilian Mafia Chapter 6: Mapping the Sicilian Mafia: taking care of everyone's business?
Chapter 1: Introduction Chapter 2: On the Mafia-type structure and origins in the light of social and spatial criminal networks Chapter 3 : A meeting of minds in making the Cupola of the Sicilian Mafia: from rustic chivalry to Operazione Perseo Chapter 4 : From Evidence to Proof: reassessing the rule of law in consorting crimes through the use of Social Network Analysis as a legal paradigm Chapter 5: Untangling the Social Network of the Sicilian Mafia Chapter 6: Mapping the Sicilian Mafia: taking care of everyone's business?
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