Katerina Konstantinidou

Katerina Konstantinidou

Katerina Konstantinidou

Katerina Konstantinidou is an assistant professor in the Department of History and Archaeology at the University of Athens. Her studies on the history of disease, hospital institutions, family, and leisure in the regions of the Greco-Venetian East have been published in academic journals, collective volumes, and conference proceedings both in Greece and abroad. In 2007, her first monograph was published by the Hellenic Institute of Venice, titled "Evil Creeps... The Plague Epidemics in the Ionian Islands (17th-18th centuries)." Her second monograph was published in 2012 by Eurasia Editions, titled "For the Soldiers, the Poor, and the Innocent Infants... Hospital Institutions in Venetian Corfu (17th-18th centuries)."

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