The thesis examines and studies the relationship between organized crime and the institutions of the European Union, with particular focus on the presence of mafia activities in European territories and the risk of infiltration into European community funds. The study takes into account the historical and legislative context of the EU, highlighting the strategies adopted to combat organized crime. Through an analysis of case studies and official documentation, it emphasizes the effectiveness of the control measures implemented and the importance of transnational cooperation. The research demonstrates how strengthening EU regulations and institutions can help mitigate the phenomenon but also underscores the ongoing challenges in ensuring transparency in the use of EU funds.
La tesi in questione osserva e studia il rapporto tra la criminalità organizzata e le istituzioni dell'Unione Europea, con particolare attenzione alla presenza mafiosa nei territori europei e al rischio di infiltrazione nei fondi comunitari europei. Lo studio tiene conto del contesto storico e legislativo europeo, sottolineando le strategie adottate per combattere la criminalità organizzata. Attraverso un'analisi di casi studio e documentazione ufficiale, si mette in risalto l'efficacia delle misure di controllo attuate e l'importanza della cooperazione transnazionale. La ricerca mostra come il rafforzamento delle normative e delle istituzioni europee possa contribuire a limitare il fenomeno, ma evidenzia anche le sfide ancora aperte per garantire la trasparenza nell'uso dei fondi UE.
Unione europea e scontro con la criminalità organizzata: presenza mafiosa sul meridione e impiego dei fondi UE
CAMPILONGO, ELISA
2024/2025
Abstract
The thesis examines and studies the relationship between organized crime and the institutions of the European Union, with particular focus on the presence of mafia activities in European territories and the risk of infiltration into European community funds. The study takes into account the historical and legislative context of the EU, highlighting the strategies adopted to combat organized crime. Through an analysis of case studies and official documentation, it emphasizes the effectiveness of the control measures implemented and the importance of transnational cooperation. The research demonstrates how strengthening EU regulations and institutions can help mitigate the phenomenon but also underscores the ongoing challenges in ensuring transparency in the use of EU funds.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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