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Tinios Platon is a Professor in the Department of Statistics and Insurance Science at the University of Piraeus, Greece. His work spans social insurance, pension reform, and gender economics, with a focus on crisis-driven policy shifts in Southern Europe. He holds a PhD in Economics from Cambridge University and has held visiting roles at Oxford and LSE.
- Education:
- B.A. in Economics, Cambridge University (1978)
- M.Phil. in Economics, Oxford University (1980)
- Ph.D. in Economics, Cambridge University (1984)
His research examines pension systems, long-term care, and gender inequality in aging populations, supported by EU-funded projects like SPRINT and SHARE-COVID19. He has advised the World Bank and contributed to IMF technical missions in Portugal and Cyprus.
Recent Publications analyze pension sustainability, crisis resilience, and gender gaps in social protection across Europe, with particular attention to Greece and South Korea. His work appears in journals such as Journal of European Social Policy and Global Social Policy.
- Scientific Awards:
- National Bank of Greece Research Award (2014)
He directs the Risk Management Laboratory (2017–2020) and collaborates with networks like the EU Experts Network on Gender Equality (ENEGE). His teaching includes courses on macroeconomics, social insurance, and aging economics.
