Panos Christodoulou

Panos Christodoulou is an Assistant Professor of Hellenic Studies at the Department of Humanities, European University Cyprus (Nicosia). He holds a PhD in Ancient History and Civilisation from University Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne (2008) following an MA (2002) and undergraduate studies (2000) in History and Archaeology at the same institution and Aristotle University of Thessaloniki.

His research focuses on Hellenistic and Classical Mediterranean history, particularly Cyprus' political and cultural dynamics. Key themes include ancient political thought (Plato, Isocrates), historiography (Thucydides), and Cypriot urban networks. He leads projects like 'Les espaces lagides en Méditerranée orientale' (2020-2023) and collaborates on initiatives like 'Territoires et milieux de la Méditerranée antique.'

Publications highlight Cyprus' strategic role, such as Evagoras I's Salamis re-foundation and Ptolemaic governance. His work bridges archaeological evidence with textual analysis, emphasizing Mediterranean connectivity and elite networks.

He served as Scientific Collaborator at European University Cyprus (2018-2020) and maintains ties with Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne. His teaching integrates ancient political philosophy with historical methodologies.