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La collana, coordinata da Laura Cerasi, Mario Infelise e Anna Rapetti, si propone di ospitare studi di storia medievale, moderna e contemporanea, spaziando tra la dimensione locale della storia veneziana e veneta e quella ampia della storia europea ed extraeuropea. “Studi di storia” intende dedicare particolare attenzione alle ricerche che adottino una prospettiva di indagine interdisciplinare e che siano aperte ai contatti con le scienze sociali. Vi troveranno spazio pubblicazioni che scaturiscono dalle attività di ricerca di Ca’ Foscari e pubblicazioni di studiosi e istituzioni italiane e straniere che contribuiscano a mettere in evidenza la rete delle collaborazioni nazionali e internazionali dell’Ateneo in ambito storico.
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