Nicholas Ziros

Nicholas Ziros serves as Associate Professor in the Department of Finance at the School of Economics and Management, University of Cyprus, where he has maintained continuous faculty appointment since 2007.

His educational foundation includes doctoral studies at the University of Manchester, providing the theoretical grounding for his subsequent research career.

Professor Ziros specializes in Microeconomic theory and General equilibrium theory, with significant extensions into political economy and voting systems analysis. His research examines strategic behavior in institutional contexts, particularly how individuals engage in vote trading within power-sharing political frameworks. He employs both rigorous theoretical modeling and controlled laboratory experiments to investigate these phenomena, bridging abstract economic concepts with real-world political decision-making processes.

His publication record demonstrates consistent high-impact contributions from 2008 through 2021, showing an evolution from pure theoretical work to experimental validation of strategic voting models. The articles reveal strong methodological progression while maintaining focus on core microeconomic principles applied to political institutions.

As a faculty member in the Department of Finance, Professor Ziros contributes to both theoretical economics and its practical applications in institutional design. His office is located in Building OED 02, Room 008 on the University of Cyprus campus, where he maintains active research and likely teaching responsibilities within the finance and economics curriculum.