General election, 3 May 1892: voting with lead pellets at a church in Monastiraki, Athens. Sketch by Odysseas Fokas, L’Illustration (1892).
General election, 3 May 1892: voting with lead pellets at a church in Monastiraki, Athens. Sketch by Odysseas Fokas, L’Illustration (1892).
Assistant Professor of Economics
Athens University of Economics and Business (AUEB)
Political Economy · Public Finance · Economic History
I am an applied economist. My research focuses on the interaction between political institutions, historical events, electoral behavior and public policy, with a particular emphasis on Greece.
I am also the Principal Investigator of Armed conflict, political preferences, and reconstruction, a project funded by the Hellenic Foundation for Research and Innovation (2025–2028).
Before joining AUEB in 2022, I was an Assistant Professor at the University of Sheffield (2012–2022). I received my PhD in Economics from AUEB in 2011.