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Ringraziamenti

Desidero ringraziare tutte le persone che hanno contribuito alla mia formazione, personale e professionale. Vorrei ringraziare innanzitutto il Professore Gabriele Garnero per aver creduto in questo progetto, per i suoi preziosi consigli, il suo continuo supporto e la sua pazienza durante la realizzazione dell’intera ricerca. Un grazie speciale va ai miei amici di una vita e a quelli che ho incontrato lungo il percorso accademico. Se state leggendo questi ringraziamenti significa che avete fatto parte del mio viaggio e colgo questa occasione per dirvi quanto mi senta fortunato ad aver condiviso del tempo con voi. Infine voglio dedicare questo lavoro alla mia famiglia, fonte di continuo sostegno. Grazie per avermi insegnato a vedere sempre il lato positivo della vita.

Giulio