555) Solivetti conclusions

Question 1

Western Europe assumed a profile that made it ever more dissimilar from the countries of the Third and the former Second World. Three factors, in particular, have contributed to the creation of this peculiar profile?

Answer 1

1. the demographic decline in Europe;
2. the very high level of economic prosperity achieved, with trade and demographic mobility hugely facilitated by the creation of a new political and economic entity, the European Community (later Union);
3. a level of respect for human rights far higher, and far more diffused, than that existing in most of the
   developing countries.

Question 2

In the attempt to contribute to a solution of this still unresolved problem Professor Solivetti mapped out?

Answer 2

1. traced the main lines of the situation of immigration in Western Europe and its evolution in recent decades

2 tried to evaluate the scale of the criminal phenomenon, and the share of it attributable to the non-national population, or at any rate its degree of involvement in cases that fall within
the field of penal and penitentiary justice.