Litina Anastasia

Litina Anastasia is an Associate Professor in the Department of Economics at the University of Macedonia. She holds academic roles in two master’s programs: the Master in Shipping and Sea Transports (Economics and Politics) and the Master in Economics. Her primary research focuses on Economic Theory, Comparative Development, Macroeconomics, Economic Growth, and Cultural Economics. Secondary interests include Aging, Migration, Forced Displacement, Corruption, Policy Implications, Inequality, and Econometric methods.

She teaches courses such as INTRODUCTION TO MACROECONOMICS, MACROECONOMIC THEORY I, and THE MACROECONOMICS OF EUROPEAN INTEGRATION. Her work bridges theoretical frameworks with applied analyses, particularly in macroeconomic policy and European integration contexts.

Anastasia has published 20 journal articles and 5 books, though specific titles are not detailed here. No scientific awards or grants are explicitly listed in the provided information. She is affiliated with the University of Macedonia’s Department of Economics and contributes to academic leadership in economics education and research.