Konstantinos Lagos

Dr. Konstantinos Lagos is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Management at Sheffield Business School, Sheffield Hallam University. He serves as the course leader for the undergraduate BA in Business Economics and teaches modules including Microeconomics, Industrial Economics, and International Business Finance. His research focuses on applied industrial economics, multinational corporations' internationalization processes, and utilizes statistical tools like STATA and Eviews. His work bridges theoretical frameworks with empirical analysis.

Education qualifications include a PhD in Economics from Sheffield Hallam University (2011), an MA in Money, Banking and Finance from the University of Sheffield (2003), and a BA in Economics (2002).

Research interests emphasize the economic dimensions of globalization, including FDI dynamics, tourism's role in poverty reduction, and the impact of economic crises. Recent studies address contemporary issues such as Gulf states' gender disparities, Israel's post-war economy, and UK economic policy comparisons between Labour and Conservative governments. He collaborates frequently with Dr. Algarhi on high-impact analyses of inflation, export dynamics, and central banking policies.

Publications span peer-reviewed journals, book chapters, and influential articles in The Conversation, reflecting a commitment to accessible economic discourse. His work demonstrates interdisciplinary engagement, integrating quantitative analysis with policy relevance. No specific grants or lab affiliations are noted, though his teaching and research activities align with the School's strategic priorities in business economics education.