Maria Bruna ZOLIN

Maria Bruna Zolin is an Adjunct Professor at Ca' Foscari University of Venice, affiliated with the Interdepartmental School of Economics, Languages and Entrepreneurship. Her primary research focuses on agricultural economics, international trade policy, and sustainability in rural and peripheral regions. She supervises theses on commodity markets (soft/hard), public policy analysis, and global trade dynamics.

Her work emphasizes policy evaluation in developing countries, price volatility analysis, and the interplay between globalization and agricultural markets. Notable research areas include EU-China trade relations, food security frameworks, and the environmental impact of energy policies in rural areas.

Zolin’s publications span commodity market dynamics, sustainability assessments, and cross-country policy comparisons. Recent studies highlight metropolitan sustainability in Venice, renewable energy productivity in Italian farms, and consumer attitudes toward low-pesticide foods.

Her office is located in Treviso’s Palazzo San Paolo, with teaching and research activities emphasizing empirical analysis of trade barriers, agricultural policy efficacy, and climate impacts on commodity pricing.