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Raphael Bear. The reputation of the Italian mafia is changing. A lot of people know

the Hollywood version which starts with young Vito Corioli in Sicily then going to America and

becoming the godfather. But in reality the history of criminal organizations

goes back many generations and is deeply intertwined with Italian culture and politics.

And now there's a whole new generation, sometimes called for baby bosses who don't stick to the

traditional codes of honor and secrecy.

They combine the ultra-violence of street gangsters

with a performance style of Tik-Tock and Instagram influencers. Here to discuss this phenomenon and

the evolution of the mafia across Italy is Dr Anna Sergi, professor of criminology at the University of Essex and author of, among other works, chasing the mafia,

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