The Eritrean Diaspora in Milan Successful and Unsuccessful Models of Aging

This report is the result of fieldwork research conducted under the framework of TAAD ("The Aging African Diasporas: Perspectives from Lombardia"), a project led by Prof. Alice Bellagamba (University of Milano-Bicocca) that for three years has investigated the meanings of aging for members...

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Main Author: Gardini, Marco (auth)
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Language:English
Published: Milan Ledizioni 2022
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