Profile
Renata Salvarani is a historian of religious and cultural relations between Christianity, Judaism and Islam.
Scholar of Medieval History, she focuses her researches on: Monothesistic Traditions in the Euro Mediterranean area; Religion and Space (urban spaces, liturgies, semantization processes, symbolic codes); Institutions and Space (territorialisation processes); History of Jerusalem.
Renata Salvarani is Full Professor of History of Christianity at European University of Rome, where she is also director of CeSHeT (Research Centre for Heritage and Territory), and Delegate for the relationships with Catholic Universities and Private Universities.
Her international projects focus on Identity and Heritage, with specific reference to historical origins of different cultural groups living in contemporary cities.
Member of Poenitentiaria Apostolica Vaticana Scientific Committee, she is also component of the board of CUSSC, member of SISR, EASR and IHAR, member of EAA, European Association of Archaeologists.
Professional journalist engaged in divulgation of cultural and historical items, Renata Salvarani is also writer of historical and geographical essays and educational articles, as well as author of local territory projects of cultural valorization.
ORCID orcid.org/0000-0001-8662-3011
Professional Journalist – Ordine nazionale dei Giornalisti, n. 056643, from 25 02 1991.