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Stefania Montemezzo

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I am currently working on the material consumption of artisan classes in Italy for the ERC project "Refashioning the Renaissance", led by Paula Hohti.

Beside, the research I developed during my Ph.D. and 3 years post-doc in Bologna focus on international trade and relations between Europe and the Mediterranean area between XV and XVI c. 

 

Person profile

I am currently working on the material consumption of artisan classes in Italy for the ERC project "Refashioning the Renaissance", led by Paula Hohti.

Beside, the research I developed during my Ph.D. and 3 years post-doc in Bologna focus on international trade and relations between Europe and the Mediterranean area between XV and XVI c. 

 

Background

Before coming to Aalto, I have been Post-doc at the University of Bologna (Dipartimento di Scienze Politiche e Sociali) for 3 years.
My research dealt with international relations and commerce, the communication of trust and the creation of commodity chains in the Renaissance and Early Modern period.
 
In 2014 I received my Ph.D. at University of Verona . My thesis was in the field of economic and social history, with a special focus on merchants' networks during the Renaissance, supervised by Dr. Edoardo Demo and Prof. Renzo Sabbatini.
 
I completed my Master degree in History in 2010 at the University of Padua. I graduated with a research on Venetian merchants, studying a double-entry bookkeeping ledger (1463-64), supervised by Prof. Giuseppe Gullino.
 
I have been adjunct professor at the University of Bologna (International Business), Trieste (Economic History) and Verona (Modern and Contemporary Economic History). 

Background

Before coming to Aalto, I have been Post-doc at the University of Bologna (Dipartimento di Scienze Politiche e Sociali) for 3 years.
My research dealt with international relations and commerce, the communication of trust and the creation of commodity chains in the Renaissance and Early Modern period.
 
In 2014 I received my Ph.D. at University of Verona . My thesis was in the field of economic and social history, with a special focus on merchants' networks during the Renaissance, supervised by Dr. Edoardo Demo and Prof. Renzo Sabbatini.
 
I completed my Master degree in History in 2010 at the University of Padua. I graduated with a research on Venetian merchants, studying a double-entry bookkeeping ledger (1463-64), supervised by Prof. Giuseppe Gullino.
 
I have been adjunct professor at the University of Bologna (International Business), Trieste (Economic History) and Verona (Modern and Contemporary Economic History). 
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