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- Hannibal's Children: Immigration and Antiracist Youth Subcultures in Contemporary Italy
- Ashley Dawson and Patrizia Palumbo
- Cultural Critique
- University of Minnesota Press
- 59, Winter 2005, pp. 165-186
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