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Responses to Organised Crime: Between Tradition and Innovation

Preface

Preface

Emanuele Birritteri, Isabelle Gibson, Dawid Marko

Responses to Organised Crime Between Tradition and Innovation: An Introduction

Vincenzo Mongillo

Non-Criminal Tools to Combat Organised Crime

Restorative or Punitive? A Critical Analysis of Unexplained Wealth Confiscation

Gaetano Ancona

Compliance “Under Pressure”: Insights From the Italian Anti-Mafia Code

Davide Attanasio

Borderline Justice: The Legal Ambiguity of Anti-Mafia Interdictions in Italy

Ilaria Giugni

Organised Crime, Corruption and Obtaining Illicit Gains: Exclusions from Public Procurement Procedures as a Preventive Mechanism

María Castro Corredoira

Organised Crime Between Transnational Dimension and Illicit Businesses and Trafficking

Extraterritorial Criminal Jurisdiction and Corporate Misbehaviour: Where Does the 2024 Environmental Crime Directive Stand? Looking Ahead From the Probo Koala Case

Alessandra Aceti

Illegal Waste Trafficking Between Organised Crime and Corporate Misconduct: Criminal Law Responses in Italy and the EU

Benedetta Paterra

Building a European Penal Framework for Agri-Food Crime: Harmonised Sanctions and Corporate Liability as Pillars of Transnational Crime Control

Federica Raffone

Cultural Property and Organised Crime: Reassessing the Role of Criminal Law

Ivana Gullì

Economics of Punishment: Confiscation as an Expression of a New Criminal Paradigm

Ana Isabel García Alfaraz

Organised Crime and Corporate Criminal Liability in the Italian Legal System: Critical Reflections on the Incorporation of Association-Type Offences Under Legislative Decree No. 231/2001

Federica Zazzaro

Organised Crime, Criminal Procedure and International Cooperation

The Role of New Technologies and Cooperation Frameworks in Fighting Organised Crime on Europe’s External Borders

Karolina Aksamitowska

Prosecuting Transnational (and Macro-)Crimes: Extensive Evidence, Judicial Cooperation, and Fair Labelling Across Borders

Maria Crippa

Legal Designations and Procedural Cooperation: Adapting Criminal Procedure to Hybrid Armed Groups

Lucilla Ines Martorana

Long-Term Observation as a Dual-Purpose Measure in Combating Organised Crime: the Problem of Its Admissibility in Portuguese Criminal Proceedings

João Narciso

Constitutional Tensions in the Italian Penitentiary System for Organised Crime

Ilaria Piccolo