Anna Di Ronco
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Changing representations of organized crime in the Italian press
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The regulation, representation and enforcement of nuisance in a comparative perspective
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Fraud victims or unwary accomplices? An exploratory study of online communities supporting alternative medicine
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- PhD Thesis
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The regulation, representation and enforcement of nuisance : a comparative study
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- Journal Article
- A1
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Public drunkenness as a nuisance in Ghent (Belgium) and Trento (Italy)
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Understanding uncivil behaviour through urban culture and space
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Explaining incivility and the social reaction to it through different criminological perspectives
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- Journal Article
- A1
- open access
Media representation of regulated incivilities: relevant actors, problems, solutions and the role played by experts in the Flemish press
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- Journal Article
- A2
- open access
Inspecting the European crime prevention strategy towards incivilities
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Explaining incivility and the social reaction to it through different criminological perspectives
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Media representation of regulated incivilities in the Flemish press: problems, solutions and the role played by criminologists
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Understanding uncivil behaviour through urban culture and space
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Codes of ethics in the Italian professional football
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Fair play? Not so much: corruption in the Italian football
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Public drunkenness as a nuisance in Ghent (Belgium) and Trento (Italy)
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- Book Chapter
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Regulating street prostitution as a public nuisance in the 'culture of consumption': a comparative analysis between Birmingham, Brussels and Milan
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Multinational anti-corruption self-regulation in the pharmaceutical sector: evidence of (in)effectiveness
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- Conference Paper
- C3
- open access
Regulating street prostitution as a public nuisance in the 'culture of consumption': a comparative analysis between Birmingham, Brussels and Milan
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- Journal Article
- A1
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Regulation of incivilities in the UK, Italy and Belgium: courts as potential safeguards against legislative vagueness and excessive use of penalising powers?
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Corruption in Multinational Enterprises' (MNEs') codes of conduct and private sector vulnerabilities