Against The Mafia: The Classic Italian Writings

A Note from the Translator
	Translation by Latitude
	Loyalty to Form as Well as Semantics
	More Context, Less Semantic Poverty
	Traduttore, traditore
Acknowledgements
Contents
List of Contributors
1: Introduction: Mafia and Anti-mafia—A History to Fill
	References
The Mafia and the Unitary State: Introduction
2: Political and Administrative Conditions of Sicily
	References
Mafia, Justice and the New Kingdom: Introduction
3: In the Mafia Kingdom
	IV.
	VII.
	VIII.
	Reference
Mafia Spirit and Mafia Society: Introduction
4: What Is the Mafia?
	II.
	III.
	IV.
	V.
	VI.
	VIII.
	Reference
The Violent Form of Power: Introduction
5: Words Are Stones
	Words Are Stones
	Reference
Social Marginalisation and Repression: Introduction
6: Bandits in Partinico
	How They Live
	How They Administer
	How They Assist and Care
	How They Educate
		Notes on the “Outlaws” and Assassins of the Neighbourhood of Via della Madonna
		On the “Outlaws” from Montelepre
	How It Could Be Solved
	9 March
Gold and Blood: Introduction
7: Trial on Sicily
	Dogs, the Flies, the Humans: Palma di Montechiaro
		The Shame
	An Exemplary Mafia Story: Corleone
		Tombstone
	On the Mafia Axis: Corleone–Palermo
		Death Over Him
	Reference
Mafia and Ruling Class: Introduction
8: “Minority Report”
	Critical Assessment of the Majority Report
	Mafia and Power in Contemporary Sicily
Mafia, Society and Power in Calabria: Introduction
9: Africo
	V.
	IX.
	References
The Fronts of the Anti-mafia War: Introduction
10: How I Fight the Mafia
	Reference
Three Mafias in a Nutshell: Introduction
11: “The Italian Mafias Explained in Mexico”
	Reference
Church and Camorra: Introduction
12: “For the Love of My People”
	We are Concerned
	The Camorra
	Precise Political Responsibilities
	Christian Commitments
	Not a Conclusion but a Beginning
		Plea
The Territorial Expansion of the\'Ndrangheta: Introduction
13: The Long March of the ’Ndrangheta in Europe: Who, What, Why, How, Where
	Introduction: Some Questions
	Who: The Unknown Enemy—The\'Ndrangheta
	What: A Successful Context
	Why: Subjective Motivations
	How: Methods and Mechanisms
	Where: The Expansion in Europe—Northern Italy, Switzerland, Germany, and Other Cases
		The Lombard Paradigm
		Three Models in Europe
		The Swiss Case
		The German Case
	The Pandemic Risk
	Concluding Remarks
	References
14: Conclusion: Resilient Social Violence
	Political Entrepreneurship
	Social Poverty
	Conclusions
	References
Index