“Tengo Famiglia”: The Family as a Metaphor of Corruption in Italy

Articles in the same Issue

1. Economy, Knowledge, Families: Practices of Appropriation
2. The “Marriage Market” among Punjabi Migrant Families in Italy: Designs, Resistances, and Gateways
3. Chanting with Benefits: Instrumental Trust and Familiarity among Members of Italian Soka Gakkai
4. Family, Social Capital and Internal Migration in Italy: The Case of the People of Tramonti
5. Familism as a Context for Entrepreneurship in Northern Italy
6. “Tengo Famiglia”: The Family as a Metaphor of Corruption in Italy
7. Refurnishing the Home in Post-War Neoliberalism: Consumption Strategies in the Sarajevan Household Economy
8. Sports: Faster, Higher, Stronger, and Public Relations
9. Rule-Following, Meaning Constitution, and Enaction
10. The Role of Alternative and Activist New Media for Democracy