The goal of this paper is to highlight that the confiscation of assets to organized crime is a way to create “social capital”. It shows that in many municipalities of Southern Italy, characterized by the presence of confiscated property and reused, there is greater consensus for political programs with issues concerning the “legality”. The “Probit” analysis takes into consideration a sample of 542 Italian municipalities.
Confiscated Mafia Assets in Italy and Social Capital. The Empirical Evidence
David, PieroPrimo
;Ofria, FerdinandoUltimo
2016-01-01
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The goal of this paper is to highlight that the confiscation of assets to organized crime is a way to create “social capital”. It shows that in many municipalities of Southern Italy, characterized by the presence of confiscated property and reused, there is greater consensus for political programs with issues concerning the “legality”. The “Probit” analysis takes into consideration a sample of 542 Italian municipalities.File in questo prodotto:
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