Konstantinos Repapis

Capacity: Teaching and research staff

Subject: Political economy with emphasis on the history of economic thought

Grade: Assistant Professor

Telephone: 2103689263

Office: Gryparion Mansion, 1 Sofokleous, Athens 105 59, Office 519

E-mail: crepapis@econ.uoa.gr

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Short biography	Konstantinos Repapis is an Assistant Professor in Political Economy. specializing in the history of economic thought. He is concerned with issues history, methodology of economic science and post-Keynesian economic theory. Previously he taught at Goldsmiths, University of London and at St. Peter's College, University of Oxford. He studied Economics at the University of Kent (UK) and completed his postgraduate studies and doctoral studies at the University of Cambridge. His research project focuses on the evolution of economic ideas, the role of models in economic analysis and the contribution of important economists, such as John Maynard Keynes and Friedrich von Hayek. He has published in international scientific journals and collective volumes, contributing to the study of economic theory, the historiography of economics, the importance of uncertainty and the history of theories of economic fluctuations. His work combines historical, theoretical and philosophical approach, highlighting the importance of economic thinking for understanding contemporary economic and social challenges.

Short biography

Konstantinos Repapis is an Assistant Professor in Political Economy.
specializing in the history of economic thought. He is concerned with issues
history, methodology of economic science and post-Keynesian
economic theory. Previously he taught at Goldsmiths, University of
London and at St. Peter's College, University of Oxford. He studied
Economics at the University of Kent (UK) and completed his postgraduate studies
and doctoral studies at the University of Cambridge. His research
project focuses on the evolution of economic ideas, the role of
models in economic analysis and the contribution of important
economists, such as John Maynard Keynes and Friedrich von Hayek.
He has published in international scientific journals and collective volumes,
contributing to the study of economic theory, the historiography of
economics, the importance of uncertainty and the history of theories of
economic fluctuations. His work combines historical, theoretical and
philosophical approach, highlighting the importance of economic thinking
for understanding contemporary economic and social challenges.

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