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Labour Inspectors in Italy

Between Discretion and Institutional Pressure

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  • © 2023

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  • Puts street-level bureaucracy theory in dialogue with neo-institutionalism
  • Builds on an under-researched case study: SLB in Italy and the Mediterranean
  • Identifies and analyses the organisational dimension of frontline workers’ practices

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This book analyses labour inspectors’ discretionary practices in handling complex cases of labour exploitation in the Italian context. By outlining three years of field research, the volume uses the theoretical framework of street-level bureaucracy in the Italian context and integrates it with a neo-institutionalist perspective, focusing on the isomorphic pressures from the institutional field in which the labour inspectors operate. The book will be of use to advanced undergraduate students and scholars in the fields of sociology, organization studies, law and criminology, political science and public administration.

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Authors and Affiliations

  • Department of Sociology and Business Law, University of Bologna, Strada Maggiore 45, Bologna, Italy

    Rebecca Paraciani

About the author

Rebecca Paraciani is Postdoc Research Fellow in Sociology at the University of Bologna, Italy.


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