Marko
Šarić, M.A.
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Rođen 15. rujna 1971. u Zagrebu.
Od 1992. do 1998. pohađao je dvopredmetni studij povijesti i poljskog jezika i književnosti na Filozofskom fakultetu (Sveučilište u Zagrebu) te 1998. diplomirao s temom "Društveni odnosi i previranja u sandžaku Lika-Krka u 16. i početkom 17. stoljeća".
Od 1998. pohađao je poslijediplomski studij povijesti na Filozofskom fakultetu u Zagrebu.
U listopadu 2005. magistrirao je s radom "Dinarski Vlasi između Osmanskog Carstva i Venecije: povijest pravnih institucija jednog krajiškog društva (15.-17. stoljeće)".
Od svibnja 2001., zaposlen je kao znanstveni novak na Zavodu za hrvatsku povijest Odsjeka za povijest Filozofskog fakulteta u Zagrebu u statusu asistenta.
Od 2001. tajnik je međunarodnog istraživačkog projekta "Triplex Confinium".
Od 2004. koordinator je Triplex Confinium pod-projekta "Titius" (u osnutku).
Bavi se istraživanjem povijesti Jugoistočne Europe (“Zapadnog Balkana”) u ranom novom vijeku s posebnim naglaskom na povijesti vlaških društava, te na povijesti vojnokrajiških sustava na tromeđi Habsburške Monarhije, Osmankog Carstva i Mletačke Republike. |
SHORT BIOGRAPHY
Born on September 15, 1971, in Zagreb (Croatia).
From 1992 until 1998, he studied History and Polish language at the Faculty of Philosophy (University of Zagreb). Graduated in 1998 with the topic "Social Relations and Conflicts in the Lika-Krka sanjak in the 16th Century and the Beginning of the 17th Century.”
From 1998 attended post-graduate studies in history at the Faculty of Philosophy in Zagreb.
In October 2005 he achieved MA degree with the thesis ‘Dinaric Vlachs between the Ottoman Empire and Venice: History of Legal Institutions in the Military Border Society (15th-17th Centuries)’.
From May 2001, works as a Younger Assistant at the Institute of Croatian History (History Department, Faculty of Philosophy, University of Zagreb)
From 2001 he is a secretary of the International Research Project "Triplex Confinium".
From 2004 he is also a co-ordinator of the Triplex Confinium Sub-project "Titius"
His research focuses to the early modern history of the South-east Europe ("Western Balkans") and particularly to the history of Vlach societies and history of the Military Border on the triple border between the Habsburg Monarchy, the Venetian Republic and the Ottoman Empire.
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Knjige / Books
Zapadna Hrvatska. Prilozi za bibliografiju [Western Croatia. A Contribution to the bibliography]. Prosvjeta. Zagreb, 2003, 246.
Znanstveni radovi / Scientific Articles
Turska osvajanja i eko-sistemske tranzicije u Lici i Krbavi na prijelazu iz kasnog sredjeg vijeka u rani novi vijek (15._16. st.) [The Turkish Wars and the Changing Realities of the Lika and Krbava Ecosystems (15th – 16th Centuries)]. in Roksandić, Drago – Mimica, Ivan – Štefanec, Nataša – Bužančić, Vinka (eds.). Triplex Confinium (1500-1800): ekohistorija. Split-Zagreb, 2003, 243-250.
Stručni radovi / Articles
Društveni odnosi i previranja u sandžaku Lika-Krka u 16. i početkom 17. stoljeća [Social relations and conflicts in the Lika-Krka sanjak (16th – beginning of the 17th century ] . in Roksandić, Drago - Štefanec, Nataša (eds.). Diplomska radionica prof. dr. Drage Roksandića. Zavod za hrvatsku povijest. Zagreb, 1999, 67-130.
KOnferencije, predavanja / Conferences, Lectures
May 3-7, 2000. Zadar, Filozofski fakultet. Paper "The Turkish Wars and the Changing Realities of the Lika and Krbava Ecosystems (15th – 16 th Centuries)" at the third international conference of the Triplex Confinium Project titled "Eco-history of the Triplex Confinium (c. 1500-1800)."
June 26-28, 2002. Križevci, Gradska vijećnica. Paper (with. Prof. Dr. Nenad Moačanin) "Vlaške migracije i promjene njihova pravnog statusa na Slavonskoj krajini u 16. i 17. stoljeću [Vlach migrations and modifications of their juridical status on the Slavonian boder in the 16th and 17th Centuries]" at the first international conference of the Triplex Confinium sub-project 'Drava Valley Multiple Borderland', "Ethno-confessional Changes on the territory of the Križevci County and Varaždin Generalate in the Early Modern Period (c. 1450-1800)."
November 13-15, 2003. Koprivnica, Gradska vijećnica. Paper “Vlaške zajednice i njihov utjecaj na eko-sistem u Podravini [Vlach communities and their influence over the ecosystem of Drava Valley]” at the second international conference of the Triplex Confinium sub-project 'Drava Valley Multiple Borderland' «Eco-history of Drava Valley Multiple Borderland: from the 15th Century until 1918.»
March 25-27, 2004. Padova, Dipartimento di Storia, Università degli Studi di Padova. Paper "Religious Affiliations and Tolerance among Vlachs on the Triplex Confinium in the 16th and 17th Century" at the fourth Triplex Confinium international confernce "Tolerance and Intolerance on the Triplex Confinium. Religions, Cultures, Societies, Political Structures of the 'Other' in the Eastern Adriatic (15th-19th Centuries)."
Nastavne aktivnosti / Teaching Activities
From September 2001 - Teaching Assistant in two undergraduate courses at the History Department, Faculty of Philosophy, University of Zagreb. First, the seminar titled "Everyday Life in the Early Modern Period in the 16th and 17th Centuries" within the mandatory course "Croatian history, 16th-18th centuries" led by Prof. Dr. Nenad Moačanin. Second, the seminar titled "European rivers and peoples in the Early Modern Period" within the mandatory course "History of Central and South-eastern Europe in the Early Modern Period" led by Prof Dr. Drago Roksandić.
From September 2004 - teaching an optional course "Vlachs of Dinaric Regions: Frontier Societies on the Imperial Borders."
Ostale aktivnosti / Remaining Activities
In 2003, member of the Organization Committee for the exhibition "German-French Reconciliation for Europe". The exhibition was initiated by the German Embassy, the French Embassy and the French Institute in Zagreb.
Within the bio-bibliographical project of HNOPZ (Croatian National Committee for Historical Sciences), he worked on the collection of information on institutions and periodicals for the Lexicon of Croatian Historians.
In 2003/2004 worked as the Academic Coordinator of the History Program at the Department of Humanistic Sciences in Split (Croatia).
Memberships
Member of the "Society of Friends of Stojan Janković Tower and Ravni Kotari"
Triplex Confinum web pages are created and maintained by Nataša Štefanec