Fathers are always brought up, either by excess or by default, especially in feminicides. In the former case finger pointing at patriarchy, in the latter, the more modern one i.e. fatherlessness, finger pointing at lack of moral education. If children […]
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Ah what good times those were when we looked mainly at the medal table and the main question, having come almost halfway through, was: are we strong, are we good, is the overall balance of medals worth more, or are
Goodbye dear Olympia Read More »
The state of democracy’s health is one of the great issues of democracy itself, or rather of major Western democracies. In Italy, since Giorgia Meloni’s victory in the September 2022 general election, it has been a recurring and in some
It’s not quite Rimbaud’s bateau ivre, but in the boat carrying the blue delegation some intoxication, some healthy beautiful intoxication, is in the air. In the spectacular parade of athletes on the Seine, in strict French alphabetical order, ours is
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Growing up in a small bilingual setting in Italy, my childhood was shaped by the harmonious fusion of Italian and Arbëreshë cultures. The bilingual context fostered open-mindedness, empathy and adaptability, qualities crucial in today’s world. This unique environment, where two
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Leadership in schools requires a broad and integrated vision, capable of embracing not only one’s own division but the entire educational context. My vision of vertical leadership extends beyond the day-to-day management of the school division, aiming to create synergy
During the past 18 years I have had the opportunity to live, and work, in six very distinct countries, from China to America as well as Britain, Holland and Thailand. In each of these places I have been able to
