Corruption in Italian soccer

Battista Severgnini interviewed by Romesh Vaitilingam, 26 September 2008

Drawing on records from ‘Calciopoli’, a judicial inquiry into corruption in the Italian soccer league, Tito Boeri and Battista Severgnini have investigated what drives match rigging, including referees’ career concerns, competitive balance and media concentration. In an interview with Romesh Vaitilingam, recorded at the annual congress of the European Economic Association in Milan in August 2008, Severgnini discusses their findings.

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Topics:  Institutions and economics

Tags:  Italy, Corruption, soccer

For the articles related to this interview, please see http://www.lavoce.info/articoli/pagina1000549.html and http://www.lavoce.info/binary/la_voce/articoli/Italian_Job_Boeri_Severgnini_28_august.1219930490.pdf

Battista Severgnini

Associate Professor of Economic Growth and Productivity, Copenhagen Business School

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