Robin Pickering-Iazzi is a professor in the Department of French, Italian, and Comparative Literature at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Her previous works include The Mafia in Italian Lives and Literature and Mafia and Outlaw Stories, both published by University of Toronto Press.

• AcknowledgmentsIntroduction: Robin Pickering-Iazzi Mediating Italian Antimafia Culture: (Cyber)spatialities of Legality Chapter 1: Carla Bagnoli Structural Modes of Recognition and Virtual Forms of Empowerment: Toward a New Antimafia Culture Chapter 2: Baris Cayli When a Journalist Defies More than the Mafia: The Legacy of Giuseppe Fava and Italian Antimafia Culture Chapter 3: Paula Salvio "A Taste of Justice": Digital Media and Libera Terra’s Antimafia Public Pedagogy of Agrarian DissentChapter 4: Amy Boylan Democratizing the Memorial Landscape: Casamemoria Vittimemafia’s Calendar of LossChapter 5: Giovanna Summerfield Per Non Dimenticare: Antimafia Digital Storytelling and Reflections Chapter 6: Dana Renga  Remediating the Banda della Magliana: Debating Sympathetic Perpetrators in the Digital AgeChapter 7: Angela Maiello #NuJuornBuon. Aesthetics of Viral Antimafia

Robin Pickering-Iazzi is a professor in the Department of French, Italian, and Comparative Literature at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Her previous works include The Mafia in Italian Lives and Literature and Mafia and Outlaw Stories, both published by University of Toronto Press.

• AcknowledgmentsIntroduction: Robin Pickering-Iazzi Mediating Italian Antimafia Culture: (Cyber)spatialities of Legality Chapter 1: Carla Bagnoli Structural Modes of Recognition and Virtual Forms of Empowerment: Toward a New Antimafia Culture Chapter 2: Baris Cayli When a Journalist Defies More than the Mafia: The Legacy of Giuseppe Fava and Italian Antimafia Culture Chapter 3: Paula Salvio "A Taste of Justice": Digital Media and Libera Terra’s Antimafia Public Pedagogy of Agrarian DissentChapter 4: Amy Boylan Democratizing the Memorial Landscape: Casamemoria Vittimemafia’s Calendar of LossChapter 5: Giovanna Summerfield Per Non Dimenticare: Antimafia Digital Storytelling and Reflections Chapter 6: Dana Renga  Remediating the Banda della Magliana: Debating Sympathetic Perpetrators in the Digital AgeChapter 7: Angela Maiello #NuJuornBuon. Aesthetics of Viral Antimafia

Robin Pickering-Iazzi is a professor in the Department of French, Italian, and Comparative Literature at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Her previous works include The Mafia in Italian Lives and Literature and Mafia and Outlaw Stories, both published by University of Toronto Press.

• AcknowledgmentsIntroduction: Robin Pickering-Iazzi Mediating Italian Antimafia Culture: (Cyber)spatialities of Legality Chapter 1: Carla Bagnoli Structural Modes of Recognition and Virtual Forms of Empowerment: Toward a New Antimafia Culture Chapter 2: Baris Cayli When a Journalist Defies More than the Mafia: The Legacy of Giuseppe Fava and Italian Antimafia Culture Chapter 3: Paula Salvio "A Taste of Justice": Digital Media and Libera Terra’s Antimafia Public Pedagogy of Agrarian DissentChapter 4: Amy Boylan Democratizing the Memorial Landscape: Casamemoria Vittimemafia’s Calendar of LossChapter 5: Giovanna Summerfield Per Non Dimenticare: Antimafia Digital Storytelling and Reflections Chapter 6: Dana Renga  Remediating the Banda della Magliana: Debating Sympathetic Perpetrators in the Digital AgeChapter 7: Angela Maiello #NuJuornBuon. Aesthetics of Viral Antimafia