Dario MICCOLI

Dario MICCOLI is an Associate Professor at Ca' Foscari University of Venice, serving as Director's Delegate for Job Placement. He is affiliated with the Department of Asian and North African Studies, focusing on Jewish history, Mediterranean studies, and diaspora narratives. His research emphasizes cultural memory, colonial legacies, and transnational Jewish communities.

His research interests include the history of Jewish communities in Egypt, Morocco, Rhodes, and Israel, with a particular focus on migration, literary representation, and digital preservation of cultural heritage. Key works explore Sephardic and Mizrahi identities, postcolonial Mediterranean dynamics, and the intersection of literature and nationalism.

Recent publications highlight studies on Egyptian Jewish bourgeoisies, Rhodesian colonial experiences, and Mizrahi radicalism. His work frequently bridges historical analysis with contemporary cultural discourse, examining how marginalized communities narrate their histories.

Miccoli has curated several volumes on ethnic museums and edited collections on Jewish cultural expression. His teaching and administrative roles reflect a commitment to interdisciplinary approaches to Middle Eastern and Mediterranean studies.