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Public Procurement and Bid Rigging: Corruption, Cartels, and Organized Crime in the Decisions of the Italian Supreme Court

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  • Elisabetta Iossa
  • Biancamaria Raganelli
  • Federica Marconi

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Il presente contributo studia i fenomeni distorsivi riguardanti la «turbata libertà degli incanti» (art. 353 c.p.), partendo dalle 617 pronunce delle Sezioni giurisdizionali della Corte di Cassazione tra il 2016 e il 2020. Quali cause principali delle turbative emergono la corruzione, i cartelli e altre condotte quali minaccia, violenza, false documentazioni o dichiarazioni. L’analisi porta alla luce alcuni elementi distintivi del fenomeno, come la natura e frequenza dell’illecito, la sua distribuzione geografica, il ruolo dei soggetti coinvolti, le caratteristiche della gara, l’utilità percepita nei casi di corruzione e la modalità di segnalazione dell’illecito. Il quadro che emerge evidenzia l’esigenza di favorire la massima collaborazione tra autorità coinvolte, stazioni appaltanti e Consip, nonché la necessità di rafforzare i presidi anticorruzione e la tutela della concorrenza nei procedimenti di aggiudicazione dei contratti pubblici

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  • Elisabetta Iossa & Biancamaria Raganelli & Federica Marconi, 2022. "Public Procurement and Bid Rigging: Corruption, Cartels, and Organized Crime in the Decisions of the Italian Supreme Court," Mercato Concorrenza Regole, Società editrice il Mulino, issue 1, pages 9-49.
    • Handle: RePEc:mul:jhpfyn:doi:10.1434/104864:y:2022:i:1:p:9-49
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