)A Journey Through The Italian South(, from Naples, home of Mafia controlled mozzarella and toxic waste, all the way to Sicily, cradle of the Cosa Nostra, and as powerful as ever. The )Economist's( business and finance correspondent since 1994, and a Rome resident since 1972, Lane has a huge and detailed knowledge of the country and describes the daily accommodations to Mafia influence by politicians, business, the police and ordinary citizens - and the risks taken by those who fight back.