|
Courses
·0I-400:
Principles of Economics
·0I-404: Topics in development economics
·OI-402: History of economic thought
·
WG-8
Gender and equality in the developing world
Biography
Christodoulos Bellas is a first class honours
graduate in Economics from the University of
Athens. He did his M.Sc. in Economics at the
London School of Economics and Political
Science, University of London and awarded his
PhD degree from Queen Mary College, University
of London. His thesis title is “The trade-off
between economic growth and rural welfare. A
retrospective social-cost benefit analysis of
irrigation projects in Greece”. His research
interests include development economics,
theoretical and applied welfare economics,
economics of migration and gender, environmental
economics, and the morphology of the Greece
corporate and household sectors. His
publications comprise two books on the trends of
the corporate sector in Greece, refereed
articles on environmental economics, and
nationwide sampling surveys on developments in
the Greek corporate and household sectors. He
has been in charge of 20 research projects
undertaken by the University of the Aegean. The
latest is a multi-disciplinary project on
domestic labour of non-EU migrant workers and is
jointly financed by the European Integration
Fund and the Greek government.
Selected Publications
Books
Greek Corporations that Survived: 40 Years of
Life and Development,
Special Edition,
ΙCAP,
Athens 2004. (in Greek).
The Course of Greek Corporate Capital:
1963-2000. Aspects of Greek
Εconomic
Development.
Thessaloniki,
2003,
Paratititis
publications.
(jointly
with
C. Ι.
Iordanoglou).
(In
Greek).
Editor in collective work
Social Integration of Migrant Domestic Workers
and the Greek Economic Crisis.
University of the Aegean Publications,
Athens 2012.
(In Greek).
Contributions
to
collective
works
“Policy proposals for improving
competitiveness”. Chapter 6, p.187-214 in
Annual
Competitiveness Report 2006. National
Council for Competitiveness and Development,
Ministry of Development, Athens 2007.
(with
C.
Aivalis).
“ICAP’s sampling survey
of the competitiveness of firms”, Special
topic 2, p. 257-284 in
Annual
Competitiveness Report 2006. National
Council for Competitiveness and Development,
Ministry of Development, Athens 2007.
Economic
surveys
“Greek Households.
Assessment
of 2005 and Prospects for 2006”. Results of a
sampling survey. Athens,
ΙCAP,
June 2006. ISSN 1108-5436 (with C. Aivalis).
“The
Greek Corporate Sector: 2003-2004», p. 30-229
in Greece
in Figures.
Greek
Economic Directory 2006.
Αθήνα,
ΙCAP,
January 2006. ( with C. Aivalis and G.
Panagiotidis)
“The
course and prospects of corporations and Western
Greece and Peloponnesus.
Αthens,
ΙCAP,
April 2001.
The
Socio-Economic
Effects of the Structural Measures of the Common
Agricultural Policy: 1981-1991. The Case of
Crete, Greece. Athens, Institute for the Study
of the Greek Economy, January 1995.
Report submitted to the General Directorate of
the European Commission in charge of
agricultural issues
θέματα
(with C.
Aivalis).
Articles in refereed journals
Implementation of the European Water Framework
Directive: Procedures and a simple model for the
identification of the most cost-effective
methods in eutrophicated catchments.
Water
Policy, www.iwapolonline.com, Articles in
press-corrected proofs, doi:10.2166/wp.2009.120,
p. 1-13, (2009) ( with V. Zanou and
M.S.
Skourtos).
Information Costs and the Use of Economic
Instruments for Air-pollution Abatement
Policies. Some Indications from Greek Industry”.
Journal of Environmental Economics and
Management, v.43, n.3, July 1996,
pp.205-221. (with M.S. Skourtos)
“Seasonality and the Opportunity Cost of Family
Labour in Agriculture”. Occasional Papers in
Economics, No 107, 1984, Department of
Economics, Queen Mary College, University of
London.
Selected
research projects
2012.
Project coordinator in “Research for the
investigation of the profile of third country
nationals living in Greece legally and working
as domestic workers and a comparative study of
models of institutional management in E.U.
member- states”.
It was part of Action 2.2./2010 of the
European Integration Fund for Third Country
Nationals and was conducted under the Priority
2: “Development of indicators and methodologies
designed for the evaluation of progress, the
adaptation of policies and measures as well as
the facilitation of the coordination of
comparative learning” financed by the European
Integration Fund and the Greek Government. The
leading partner was the University of the Aegean
(School of Social Sciences, Department of Social
Anthropology and History and Department of
Sociology), joined by TNS-ICAP, a public surveys
company, and the Cultural House of Albanian
Immigrants in Greece, a non-profit organization.
2009. Consultant, representing the University of
the Aegean in “Greek Commerce 2007-2010”, a joint project with
the Confederation of Greek Commerce (ESEE) and
ICAP, an economic consultant,
concerning the morphology and prospects of Greek
commercial firms.
2006-2007.
Consultant, representing the University of the
Aegean in “A Survey on the competitiveness of
the Greek economy”, a joint project with ICAP
leading to the conduct and analysis of a survey
commissioned by the National Council of
Competitiveness and Development.
2003. Consultant, representing the University of
the Aegean in “A Report on the debt and wealth
of Greek households”, a joint project of the
University of the Aegean and ICAP leading to the
analysis of the results of a field survey
commissioned by the Bank of Greece.
Research projects in progress
2013-“Procedures of social and labour market
integration of young persons during a period of
economic crisis”. The project is part of the
Excellence (Αristeia)
initiative.
Its leading partner is the University of
the Aegean and is funded by the National
Strategic Reference Framework (NSRF) 2007-2013.
Project coordinator: Professor Sotiris Chtouris,
Department of Sociology.
2013-“(In) Fertile citizens: Perceptions,
practices, policies, and technologies of
assisted reproduction in Greece. An
interdisciplinary approach”.
The project is part of the
Excellence (Aristeia) initiative.
Its leading partner is the University of
the Aegean and is funded by the NSRF 2007-2013.
Project coordinator:
Dr. Venetia Kantsa,
Assistant Professor, Department of Social
Anthropology and History.
|