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Accountants’ hybridization and juridification: a critical reflection on the fight against organized crime

Rosanna SpanòView further author information
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Nadia Di PaolaView further author information
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Adele CaldarelliView further author information
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Roberto VonaView further author information
Pages 441-446 | Published online: 11 Jul 2016

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