Edoardo Vinchesi

Edoardo Vinchesi is a Contract Lecturer at Ca' Foscari University of Venice, jointly affiliated with the Venice School of Management and the Department of Economics. He teaches courses in Data Protection Regulations and serves as a Teaching Assistant in law and economics. Additionally, he holds executive roles in public administration, including positions at Italy's National Social Security Institute (INPS).

Education:

• PhD in Law, Market and Person (Ca' Foscari University)
• Master's degrees in Law (University of Padua), Economics (G. Marconi University), Political Science (Mercatorum University), and Public Economics (Sapienza University)

Research Interests: His work spans civil law, digital identity, data protection, taxation (especially cryptocurrency impacts), property law, and public finance. He frequently examines intersections between technology and legal frameworks, such as digital identity management and blockchain regulation.

Publication Trends: Vinchesi's articles focus on Italian civil law, with recurring themes in property rights, contractual obligations, and digital jurisprudence. Recent works analyze residential leases, co-ownership structures, and trust law, reflecting expertise in traditional civil law and emerging digital-legal challenges.

Awards & Honors:

• Executive Scholarship for Public Managers (INPS-Sna, 2021)
• Young Excellences Degree Award (CentroMarca Banca, 2017)
• Gruppo Iccrea–Centro Marca Banca Study Award (2022)

Professional Activities: He serves on academic examination boards, lectures at the Venice Bar Association's Forensic School, and participates in international conferences on law and technology. No formal PhD advising is documented, but he mentors students through teaching assistant roles.