Costanza SARTORIS

Costanza SARTORIS is a Contract Lecturer and Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the Venice School of Management, Ca' Foscari University of Venice, with a dual affiliation in the Department of Asian and North African Studies. She is actively engaged in research and teaching within interdisciplinary domains bridging management, anthropology, and digital society.

Her research centers on two innovative lines: first, the role of trust in institutions and social media in fostering digital citizenship, conducted within the EU Horizon SoMe4Dem project; second, post-anthropocentric perspectives on organizing, particularly through human-plant interactions, including living root bridges in Meghalaya, India, and traditional Italian viticulture. These interests reflect a deep integration of management theory with anthropological and ecological insights.

She has taught courses such as Advanced Management of Nonprofit Organizations and Principles of International Accounting, demonstrating strong expertise in nonprofit and international management. Her research output includes co-authoring a book on Italian jazz festivals (2020) and co-editing Aqua Granda: A Digital Community Memory (2021) under the EU FET Open ODYCCEUS project.

• Bachelor’s in Management for the Arts, Bocconi University (2013)
• Master’s in Visual Culture and Curatorial Studies, Brera Academy of Fine Arts (2016)
• PhD in Management, Venice School of Management, Ca' Foscari University (2023)

She advises on nonprofit sector practices and contributes to EU-funded research initiatives. Her work is supported by grants from the EU Horizon and FET Open programs. She is part of a research group studying human-plant interaction, collaborating with Massimo Warglien.

Costanza SARTORIS is involved in digital community memory projects and interdisciplinary research teams focused on socio-ecological systems and digital democracy. Her office is located at the San Giobbe campus, and she holds office hours by appointment via email.