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Organised Crime in Italy: Mafia and Illegal Markets – Exception and Normalitydequate paradigm for what is today understood as organised crime in Europe.) Before analysing Italian mafia organisations and other criminal groups, the second and third sections of the article briefly reconstruct the Italian discourse on organised crime and review official sources of information.

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How Organised is Organised Crime in France?ement arrangements are inadequate to deal with this new form of criminality and that the process of globalisation created opportunities for the growth of organised crime. In other words, it is assumed that the upheavals in the various economies all around the world allowed criminal organisations to emerge or transform themselves.

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Spain: The Flourishing Illegal Drug Haven in Europegal immigration status would ‘reasonably be deported.1 Other topics included the terrorism of ETA, particular circumstances existing in the Basque country, the economy, the general strike happening across the country and the relationship with the United States. However, he did not touch on the subject of organised crime.

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