Chlomoudis Constantinos

Constantinos Chlomoudis is a Professor in the Department of Maritime Studies at the University of Piraeus. His research focuses on port management, environmental sustainability, and maritime policy. He has authored numerous articles addressing port concession frameworks, risk assessment methodologies, and the intersection of environmental policies with port operations. His work frequently examines Greek ports as case studies, though his research spans global maritime challenges. Chlomoudis is actively involved in academic leadership, teaching courses like 'Economic Analysis of Port Management Policies.'

• University: University of Piraeus
• School: School of Maritime and Industrial Studies
• Department: Department of Maritime Studies

Research interests include regulatory frameworks for port concessions, environmental management systems, and the economic implications of port operations. He has contributed to discussions on short-sea shipping dynamics, innovation in container shipping, and the role of ports in global supply chains. His recent work emphasizes sustainability, safety, and governance in maritime contexts.

Publications highlight empirical studies on Greek port infrastructure, risk assessment in container terminals, and comparative analyses of port policies across regions. Articles often blend theoretical models with real-world data, providing actionable insights for policymakers and industry stakeholders.

Email: chlom@unipi.gr | Contact: +30 210 4142548