Books by Diego Gambetta
Diego Gambetta is a professor of sociology and fellow of Nuffield College, Oxford.
“Gambetta looks at the underworld from the criminals’ point of view and uses social anthropology to examine how criminals think and communicate with language and signs.” Read more...
The best books on Trial By Jury
Alex McBride, Lawyer
Interviews with Diego Gambetta
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Condizioni politiche e amministrative della Sicilia
by Leopoldo Franchetti -
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Men of Honour: the Truth about the Mafia
by Judge Giovanni Falcone -
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History of the Mafia
by Salvatore Lupo -
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Men of Dishonor
by Antonio Calderone & Pino Arlacchi -
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La Mafia in Casa Mia
by Anna Puglisi and Umberto Santino
The best books on The Best Books on the Sicilian Mafia, recommended by Diego Gambetta
The best books on The Best Books on the Sicilian Mafia, recommended by Diego Gambetta
‘If you go to Palermo and say, “I’m researching the Mafia,” they laugh a lot. First of all they laugh a lot, and then they kill you.’
Interviews where books by Diego Gambetta were recommended
The best books on Trial By Jury, recommended by Alex McBride
Alex McBride, criminal barrister and author of Defending the Guilty, chooses books that illustrate the history of trial by jury. He points to influential cases in British legal history, and shows how poor regulation of the legal profession in the 19th century resulted in some questionable practices.
