Zoi Pittaki

Zoi Pittaki is an Affiliate at the University of Glasgow's School of Social & Political Sciences. Her research focuses on business history, institutional economics, and the interplay between political and economic systems in 20th century Greece. She has contributed to understanding Mediterranean capitalism during the Greek military dictatorship (1967–1974) and extended William Baumol’s entrepreneurship theory using post-WWII Greek case studies. Additionally, she explores historical approaches in hospitality and tourism research.

Her work bridges economic history with institutional analysis, emphasizing how political contexts shape economic structures. Recent publications include studies on taxation policies under authoritarian regimes and the application of historical frameworks to modern hospitality management challenges.

No scientific awards or grants are explicitly mentioned in the provided text. She has not listed advisees, though her collaborative work (e.g., with N.G. Mackenzie and N. Wong) highlights interdisciplinary engagement.

Her affiliations include the School of Social & Political Sciences, where she contributes to academic discourse on political economy and institutional development.