Marco Cavarzere

Marco Cavarzere is an Associate Professor in the Department of Humanities at Ca' Foscari University of Venice, specializing in Modern History (HIST-02/A). He is based at the Malcanton Marcorà campus in Venice and can be reached at marco.cavarzere@unive.it.

His academic focus centers on Early Modern European history, particularly examining the intersection of religious institutions, political structures, and cultural developments during the 16th-18th centuries. His research interests include:

• Church-State relations in early modern Europe
• Religious history and institutional development
• Property rights and legal history in religious contexts
• Historical methodology and archival research
• Cultural history of the Renaissance and Enlightenment periods
• Communication networks in early modern Europe

Professor Cavarzere's extensive publication record demonstrates a consistent focus on religious institutions, historical methodology, and cultural developments in early modern Europe. His recent work examines topics such as Church property rights, the economic instruments of religious institutions, communication methods in the early modern period, and the complex relationship between church and state in historical contexts. His publications span various formats including journal articles, book chapters, critical editions, and dictionary entries, reflecting both depth and breadth in his scholarly contributions.

His teaching portfolio is substantial, covering courses in Cultural History, Modern History (for students with surnames beginning AL), and Historical Research Methodology Laboratory across multiple degree programs including Philosophy, Letters, History, Cultural Anthropology, and Art Conservation.