Studies On Organized Crime
Doctoral programme (PhD)
A.Y. 2020/2021
Study area
Humanities, Social Sciences and Law
PhD Coordinator
The doctoral programme in Studies on Organized Crime aims to fulfil the need for highly specialized individuals in a field of such complexity and importance that new scientific know-how, as well as professional profiles and sensibilities, are required. It also aims to provide students with the knowledge (in sociology, history, law, economics, etc.) required to identify, define and contrast manifestations of organized crime, even within the scope of prevention, on the basis of sound theoretical foundations and appropriate methodological approaches.
Tutte le classi di laurea magistrale - All classes of master's degree
Dip. di Studi internazionali, giuridici e storico-politici - Via Conservatorio, 7 - Milano
- Main offices
Dip. di Studi internazionali, giuridici e storico-politici - Via Conservatorio, 7 - Milano - Degree course coordinator: Fabio Basile
[email protected] - Degree course website
http://www.cross.unimi.it/
Title | Professor(s) |
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Historical perspectives on mafia phenomenon. General overview and case-studies. Community studies. Social history and gender narratives. |
C. Castellano
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Mafia, power, state, democracy. Mafia and politics. Criminal powers and consensus. The mafia phenomenon according to theories of power and law. |
O. Giolo
A. Vannucci
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Languages, symbols, communication and mafia culture. Gender and generations. The psychological (and psychoanalytical) dimension of mafia action. |
S. Carnevale
A. Dino
E. Parini
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Economy and mafia. Mafia and participated mafia enterprises. Economic and financial crimes: types and coalitions. Mafia economy and economic development. The infiltration into legal economy |
A. Ganzaroli
J. Palomo
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Mafia and corruption. Theories and forms of grey zone. Mafia, public and professional ethic. |
O. Giolo
S. Pellegrini
A. Vannucci
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Expansion strategies adopted by mafia-type groups in non-traditional areas. Colonization and ibridation models: forms of social capital and cultural systems. | |
Mafia and territorial control and jurisdiction. Land use policy and exploitation of environmental resources. The city, the urban setting and the criminal powers. |
C. Castellano
A. Ganzaroli
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Transnational organized crime. Case studies and comparative analysis. Contexts and developments. International Illegal markets. Organized crime and terrorism. |
E. Parini
U. Zvekic
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Migration flows and organized crime. Legislation and enforcement policies adopted to fight organized crime. International scenarios. | |
Legislative strategies to combat organized crime at national, European an international level. International cooperation. Legislative frameworks, cultural and criminological variables. |
S. Carnevale
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Seizure and confiscation of mafia assets. Regulations, management and social re-use of mafia assets. Alternative networks, entrepreneurship and antimafia innovation. |
S. Pellegrini
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Antimafia movements: origins, contexts and collective actors. Models of civic education. Institutional, social, cultural and artistic forms of action; the building of memory and the analysis of representations. |
C. Moge
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The methodology. Models and perspectives on the analysis of organized crime. A qualitative and quantitative approach. Problems, questions, logics and research techniques. |
A. Dino
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Courses list
November 2020
Courses or activities | Professor(s) | ECTS | Total hours | Language |
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Compulsory | ||||
Anti-Mafia Policies and Legislation | 3 | 16 | Italian | |
Historical Context and Mafia Phenomenon | 3 | 16 | Italian | |
Mafia and Society | 3 | 15 | Italian | |
Research Methods and Organized Crime | 3 | 16 | Italian | |
Seminars - Antimafia Strategies and Transformations of the Mafia Phenomenon | 6 | 30 | Italian | |
The Mafia Question | 4 | 20 | Italian |
Following the programme of study
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