Italy’s Bloodiest Mafia | This World

Reporter Mark Franchetti investigates Italy's deadliest mafia, the Camorra, to learn how it's survived for so long in a country at the heart of Europe.

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Clip Info
  • Clip length: 59'20''
  • Broadcast year: 2011
Curriculum Connection
  • Sociology | What are the patterns and trends in crime? | The social distribution of offending and victimisation; global crime; green crime; how countries in the global south may be used by transnational criminal groups and companies.
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  • Provider: BBC
  • Channel: BBC Two
  • Programme: This World
  • Episode: Italy's Bloodiest Mafia
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