@article{2016:perilongo:much_ado_a,
title = {Much Ado About Something? The PIF Directive Proposal and its Impact on the Italian Legal System},
year = {2016},
note = {The essay analyses and compares the supranational and the Italian
legal frameworks on the protection of the financial interests of the
EU, with a view to investigating the significance of the developments
in this field for the Italian criminal justice system. After an
historical overview of the evolution of EU frauds and fraud-related
offences, the article analyses the 2012 PIF Directive Proposal,
providing a state of play of the current negotiations. The author then
examines the Italian legal framework on EU frauds: the study covers
the discipline provided for by both the Penal Code and by
complementary legislation, in order to point out the provisions that
could be concerned by the new harmonised criminal law instrument. The
final paragraph focuses on the different criminal policies pursued by
the national and supranational legislators in the contrast to tax
frauds.},
journal = {EuCLR European Criminal Law Review},
pages = {265--283},
author = {Perilongo, Giovanni F.},
volume = {6},
number = {3}
}