Academic Career
His academic career includes the following positions:
- Adjunct professor of Psychology at the Catholic University of Milan in 1960
- Adjunct professor of Sociology in 1961, and then full professor of Sociology (again at the University of Milan) in 1964
- Member of the Bi-national Committee Olivetti Foundation-Ford Foundation Social Science Research Council
- Dean of the University of Trento (Italy) from 1968 to 1970.
- Professor at the University of Lausanne, the University of Catania, and then again back at the University of Milan (1978)
- Former Teacher of IULM University. He was Dean of the School until 2001
- Board Member of Cinecittà Cinema Holding of Rome (2002–2005)
- Dean of the Experimental Center for Cinematography (2003-current)
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