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Women in the ‘Ndrangheta: The Serraino-Di Giovine Case

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Women and the Mafia

Part of the book series: STUDIES IN ORGANIZED CRIME ((SOOC,volume 5))

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The case study analyzed here helps us to verify the hypothesis that, on one hand, although mafia women may participate in the forefront of several criminal activities, at times even filling leadership positions during periods of a power vacuum, on the other hand, they experience daily humiliation and violence within a system, male chauvinist by definition, like the so-called onorata società (the “honored society”).

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Ingrascì, O. (2007). Women in the ‘Ndrangheta: The Serraino-Di Giovine Case. In: Fiandaca, G. (eds) Women and the Mafia. STUDIES IN ORGANIZED CRIME, vol 5. Springer, New York, NY. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-387-36542-8_4

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