excellent work, but what was he doing in those intevening 15 years?
wasn't he worried he'd be found out?
how did he manage to make so many people lie for him to keep him employed?
so many questions, from, erm, an academic stand point...
wasn't he worried he'd be found out?
how did he manage to make so many people lie for him to keep him employed?
so many questions, from, erm, an academic stand point...
If this wasn't broadly considered ok he wouldn't have gotten away with it for 15yr and they wouldn't be going back 15yr to find "alleged threats" he made. Based on my experience the threat was something along the lines of "you know if you take a hard stance on this misconduct your career progression is dead" which is something that not everyone has to be explicitly told but a situation that damn near every career public servant (not just in italy) will have to deal with at some point.