Bibliografia studi

Di seguito viene elencata la bibliografia degli studi citati nel sito. È possibile consultare integralmente ogni studio sulla piattaforma/rivista dov’è stato originariamente caricato cliccando sul link azzurro in base alle preferenze. L’elenco è in continuo aggiornamento.

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