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Why these pages do not carry a single signature.

In 1999 Einaudi published Q, a historical novel signed Luther Blissett. Luther Blissett was no one: it was an open name — borrowed from an English footballer — which from 1994 to 1999 hundreds of people, in Italy and across Europe, used to sign hoaxes, campaigns, writings. No one could say "I am Luther Blissett"; no one could silence it by stopping a single person.

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Miteni Case No. 1 · Part 3 · part two
The Guinea Pigs · part two
Series "The Paper Gold of Decree 231" · Part 2
Paper Compliance, Gold for the Consultants
Series "The Paper Gold of Decree 231" · Part 1
What Is Decree 231?
New series · Introduction
The Paper Gold of Decree 231
Miteni Case No. 1 · Part 3 · part one
The Guinea Pigs
Essay · The Morandi Trial
The Bridge Built Backwards
Contribution
Industrial and Environmental Disasters and Corporate Anonymity
Counter-manifesto
Criminal liability is personal. Precisely.
Hungary Case No. 2 · Part 0
Hungary, the Ghost of P2 in the Twenty-First Century
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The Manifesto: criminal law turned upside down
Investigations

The cases, part by part

Serial publication: every case is numbered, and every part is published to coincide with a document. Go to the investigations →

Theory

The criminal law of power

Analysis and reflection on white-collar criminal law, beyond the news cycle. Go to Theory →

Method

Charges, not established guilt

Every statement arises from a document, and can be checked against it. The sources are cited, verifiable, numbered. The Manifesto →

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