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The 16 pages that link to Sicilian Mafia, each with the reason it gives.

• SicilyRelated: Its history has profoundly affected Sicilian politics, society, and public efforts against organized crime.

• American MafiaNarrower topic: Sicilian networks and customs shaped the Mafia’s early American development.

• OmertàNarrower topic: Omertà developed in the social world from which these organizations emerged.

• PalermoRelated: Palermo became a major center of Sicilian Mafia activity and anti-Mafia resistance.

• Cosa NostraNarrower topic: Cosa Nostra is the name commonly given to this Sicilian organization.

• Maxi TrialNarrower topic: The prosecution emerged from the longer history of attempts to confront organized crime in Sicily.

• Castellammarese WarNarrower topic: The factions drew on Sicilian Mafia traditions and immigrant social ties.

• Meyer LanskyNarrower topic: Lansky worked with Mafia figures but was not an Italian-American member of the Sicilian Mafia.

• Protection racketBroader topic: Its protection racket practices helped shape the concept's best-known historical examples.

• Italian journalismRelated: Reporting on organized crime has exposed journalists to intimidation and lethal violence.

• Italian MafiaBroader topic: Sicily is the principal historical birthplace of the Italian Mafia.

• Joe MasseriaRelated: Sicilian migration and traditions shaped the criminal world in which Masseria rose.

• Luciano LeggioNarrower topic: Leggio’s rise helped reshape the balance of power within the Sicilian organization.

• Calogero VizziniNarrower topic: Vizzini belonged to the rural Mafia tradition that developed within this organization.

• Giuseppe MorelloNarrower topic: The Morello family's structure and connections drew on Sicilian Mafia traditions.

• History of SicilyRelated: Its growth is tied to modern debates about land, state power, and social authority.