Pelagidis Theodore

Pelagidis Theodore is a Professor in the Department of Maritime Studies at the University of Piraeus. His research focuses on maritime economics, international finance, energy policy, and European economic integration. He holds a prominent role in analyzing the interplay between financial markets and geopolitical factors affecting global trade. His work frequently examines the economic implications of crises such as the Eurozone crisis and the impact of modern technologies like central bank digital currencies.

Key research themes include credit risk modelling in the Eurozone during crises, tanker freight rate forecasting, and the strategic role of Greece in regional energy corridors like the EastMed Pipeline. He has contributed extensively to discussions on labor taxation policies, EU institutional reforms, and the revival of manufacturing sectors in developed economies.

His publications demonstrate a focus on bridging academic analysis with policy recommendations, particularly regarding Greece's economic challenges and opportunities within the European framework. Recent work emphasizes the post-pandemic economic recovery trajectories and the geopolitical dimensions of energy infrastructure projects.