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Ioannis BOURNAKIS is an Associate Professor of Economics at SKEMA Business School in Lille, France. He holds a PhD in Economics from the University of Kent (2008) and prior roles include Senior Lecturer at Middlesex University (2008–2021) and visiting positions at institutions like the American University in Cairo. His research focuses on macroeconomics, productivity, spillovers, international trade, and innovation, with notable contributions to understanding gender disparities in firm productivity, fiscal policy impacts, and FDI spillovers. He serves on editorial boards for International Economics and Economic Policy (Springer) and SAGE Publications.
- Education:
- PhD in Economics, University of Kent, 2008
- MA in Economics and Econometrics, University of Manchester, 2001
- Bachelor in Economics, University of Patras, 2000
- Awards:
- Fellow of the UK Higher Education Academy (2013)
Research interests include the role of corporate taxation in productivity, gender leadership disparities in developing economies, and the macroeconomic effects of fiscal consolidation. His work frequently employs advanced econometric techniques to analyze firm-level data, emphasizing policy relevance. Recent publications highlight gender-driven productivity gaps in WOEs, the paradox of financial reforms, and regional inequality in Egypt. He has supervised PhD theses on topics like innovation spillovers and fiscal policy impacts.
Key areas of expertise span TFP estimation, spillover mechanisms in multinational enterprises, and the interplay between institutions and economic performance. His collaborative work with global institutions like the World Bank and OECD underscores contributions to sustainable development goals and regional economic policy design.
