Konstantinos F. Doukakis

Konstantinos F. Doukakis is an Assistant Professor in Modern and Contemporary History at Neapolis University, Paphos, Cyprus. He serves as Coordinator of the Ph.D. and MA (Distance Learning) programs in Modern and Contemporary History. His research focuses on modern European economic and social history, public policy, and welfare state systems in Europe and Greece. Doukakis has been actively involved in European Research Projects since 2005, contributing to interdisciplinary studies on social security, economic history, and administrative policies. He has authored books, articles, and conference presentations on modern Greek history and welfare state structures.

Research interests include the evolution of social welfare systems, comparative welfare state models, and the interplay between economic policies and societal structures in Europe. His work bridges historical analysis with contemporary policy evaluation, emphasizing institutional frameworks and governance.

Doukakis has collaborated on numerous EU-funded research initiatives, reflecting his commitment to advancing knowledge in public administration and socio-economic history. While no specific articles are listed here, his publications span topics such as social security reforms, historical case studies of welfare policies, and the impact of economic crises on European societies.