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Why does success provoke suspicion?
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Montemagno criticises what he sees as an Italian tendency to assume that others’ success comes from wrongdoing before asking how it was achieved. He connects this distrust to his perception of privilege, connections and entrenched positions of power. The tone is polemical: this is his social interpretation, not a measurement of Italians’ behaviour.
Key points
- Marco contrasts curiosity about successful strategies with immediate suspicion of wrongdoing.
- His explanation draws on a perceived lack of meritocracy and entrenched power relationships.
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