Qui precaria, in America docente universitaria: storia di Manuela, storia d’Irpinia
Dec 22, 2014
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L'Irpinia, ma potremmo dire l'Italia, è madre ingrata: spesso cresce i suoi figli, li illude e poi li costringe a partire per veder sbocciare il proprio talento altrove.
Non molto tempo fa intervistammo Francesco Addesa, a Lanciano magazziniere e a Londra docente universitario, oggi tocca a Manuela Picariello, 33 anni, dottoranda di ricerca in Sport Management presso l'Università di Knoxville in Tennessee.
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