The Research Group “Criminal Law and Macro-criminality” is aimed at students interested in deepening their reflection on phenomena related to crimes that affect collective interests, such as corruption, money laundering, and financial crimes, analyzing their unfolding in material and procedural terms, as well as their impact on adopted criminal policy, in terms of prevention and penal repression. Criminalization of companies and corporations, negotiated solutions, and a new understanding of the theory of legal goods are topics relevant to the Study Group, which intends not only to be linked to jurisprudence but also to discuss the theoretical contours that have promoted a new understanding of Criminal Law today.
