Nepotism: the 'plugged in' syndrome or why helping a child is not always good

Nepotism, treatment in favor of a family member, is deeply rooted in society. In fact, in the 21st century, it runs wild, to the point that, in general, it is seen as something normal. In part, because it is ubiquitous: it is present in business, politics, culture and the university and in professions such as … Read more

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