Italian Mafia
A Talk by Sara Mariella Lambertini , Vincenzo Scalia , Vincent C Figliomeni , Ruggero Clemenza and Chiara Gentili
About this Talk
This panel will explore the mafia-state relation and the alleged “trattativa”(negotiation) between them, particularly the Cosa Nostra members, that took place in 1992. They will then discuss the Nigerian criminal networks in Campania in Southern Italy where trafficking in Nigerian women and girls remains a problem. They will also analyze the organized crime phenomenon of ‘Ndrangheta’ which is the Calabrian version of mafia, which has developed a terrifying global network of organized crime criminal power. Finally, they will look at the old problems and new perspectives of the “great transformation” of Ndrangheta during 1960-1970.
About The Speakers
PhD Student in Social Sciences and Statistics, University of Naples Federico II
PhD Student in Social Sciences and Statistics (University of Naples Federico II), specialized in transnational organized crime and human trafficking.
Director, F.F. Social Science Research Center in Calabria
PhD in Criminology and vast experience as a Practitioner (Global Security Professional)
Phd Candidate in Studies of Organized Crime, University of Milan
Phd Candidate in Organised Crime, University of Milan. My research focus on the history of 'ndrangheta groups in Reggio Calabria (1945-1970).