Spyridon Flogaitis

Spyridon Flogaitis serves as a Visiting Professor of Public Law at the Law School of the European University of Cyprus, where he contributes expertise in administrative law and legal systems. His academic career spans over four decades with significant scholarly output and international institutional engagement.

His educational foundation includes:

• Diplôme avec mention tres bien in History and Philology (1979) from Ecole Pratique des Hautes Etudes IVème Section
• Doctor of History (1978) from University of Paris I (Panthéon-Sorbonne) with thesis on Venetian succession systems in Ionian Islands
• Doctor of Law from Université de Paris II (Panthéon-Assas) with thesis on decentralization concepts in France, Germany, and Italy

Professor Flogaitis' research centers on Administrative Law, Public Law, and Legal History, with particular emphasis on comparative legal frameworks and Greek administrative structures. His work examines governmental regulation mechanisms, public procurement systems, and historical evolution of legal institutions, often employing cross-national analysis of European legal traditions. The historical dimension of his scholarship reveals deep connections between 19th-century legal developments and contemporary administrative practices.

His publication timeline (1981-2010) shows evolving focus from foundational administrative concepts to specialized areas like public contracts and procurement, with consistent attention to Greek legal context. The early works analyze historical texts and administrative organization, while later publications address modern regulatory challenges, demonstrating both theoretical depth and practical application in public sector governance.

Professional service includes substantial roles in international bodies:

• Chairman of Joint Appeals Board at IFAD (until 2018)
• Deputy Chairman of Joint Appeals Board at IFAD (2017)
• Member of Administrative Tribunal at EBRD (since 2016)

These positions reflect his expertise in administrative dispute resolution within multilateral development frameworks.