Efstratios Patrikios

Efstratios Patrikios is a Senior Lecturer at the University of Strathclyde's Department of Government and Public Policy. His research focuses on group identities, political behaviour, and the interaction between religious institutions and modern governance. He holds a PhD from the University of Strathclyde, following studies at the Universities of Ioannina and Essex.

• Education: BA/MA in History and Politics (Ioannina, Essex), PhD (Strathclyde)

Research interests include religion's role in political behaviour, secularisation theories, and the organisational politics of Christian churches. He has secured grants from the British Academy, ESRC, and Carnegie Trust.

Teaching includes Religion & Politics, Quantitative Methods, and Research Design. He currently supervises BA, MSc, and PhD students on topics like religion-state relations and survey-based analysis of religious behaviours.

• Recent Projects: 'Blame Attribution and Austerity Politics', 'Subliminal Symbols and Attitudes to Scotland's Constitutional Status'

No specific lab affiliations are detailed, though his work engages interdisciplinary teams in political science and religious studies.