Charalambos Stamelos

Charalambos Stamelos is an Assistant Professor at the European University Cyprus Law School in Nicosia, Cyprus. He holds a PhD in Law from the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens (2011) and multiple LLM degrees specializing in History of Law (2002) and EC Law (2000). His academic career includes roles as a Scientific Collaborator (2017-2020) and Lecturer (2020-2024) before his current position since 2024.

• Education: LLB (1998) from University of Athens
• LLM in EC Law (2000) from University of Essex
• LLM in History of Law (2002) from University of Athens
• PhD in Law (2011) from University of Athens

His research focuses on competition law, legal history, constitutional systems, and sports law. Notable works include A Holistic Analysis of Law (2023) and Sports Law (2023). He coordinates EU-funded projects on competition law and contributed to comparative constitutional studies of Asian nations.

Award-winning educator with certifications from Harvard (2021), he serves on editorial boards including ATINER and European Law Institute (ELI). Key roles include Co-Chair of ELI's Competition Law SIG and Board member of the ELI (2017-2019). His legal practice includes representing the Hellenic Competition Commission in administrative courts and advising international organizations.

• Research Projects: Led teams on EU competition law enforcement (2017-2021) and Asian constitutional texts (2019-2021)
• Publications: Over 10 authored/co-authored books and peer-reviewed articles

He organized international conferences on Cypriot legal history (2018) and competition law (2018), and coordinated educational trips to international courts in The Hague (2019). Active in adult education through University of Athens' continuing programs since 2018.