Antonio TRAMPUS

Antonio TRAMPUS is a Full Professor at Ca' Foscari University of Venice, affiliated with the Department of Linguistics and Comparative Cultural Studies. He serves as a member of the Scientific Committee of the Center for the Study of Economics and Management of the Seaport (DSLCC). His research focuses on modern history, Enlightenment studies, and cultural analysis, with a particular emphasis on figures like Giacomo Casanova and topics such as free ports, intellectual networks, and historical discourse.

His work bridges literary analysis, political thought, and economic history, exploring themes like the right to happiness, transnational cultural exchanges, and the legacy of Enlightenment ideas. He advises students in the LCSL curriculum, handling stage/tirocinio procedures for students with surnames P-Z via email.

Recent publications highlight his contributions to Casanova studies, the history of free ports, and the intellectual trajectories of thinkers like Filangieri and Carli. His research often intersects with global historical contexts and the evolution of legal and political concepts.