Alexandros is
a fourth year PhD student. Before joining the UEA he obtained a Bachelor in
Economics at Coventry University and a Masters in PPE: Economics and Philosophy
at the University of York. In the current stage he is on the writing up
process of his PhD. He is supervised by Professor Daniel Zizzo
and Dr Anders Poulsen.
Education
2008 -
Present PhD
in Economics, University of East Anglia, Norwich, UK
(Supervisors: Professor Daniel Zizzo, Dr Anders Poulsen)
2007 -
2008
MA PPE: Economics and Philosophy, University of
York, York, UK
(Supervisor: Dr. John Bone)
2005 -
2007 BA
Economics, University of Coventry, Coventry, UK
(Supervisor:
Dr. Keith Gray)
Research Interests
Principal-Agent
Theory, Behavioral Economics, (Anti)Social Preferences, Economics and Corruption, Responsibility and Economic
Decision Making.
Teaching
Positions
Teaching
Assistant, University of East Anglia
2011
– 2012 Economics and Society (1st year)
2010
– Present Economics for Business (1st year)
2009
– Present Economic Concepts (Master)
2010
– 2011
Mathematical Economics (2nd year)
2010
– 2011
Quantitative Methods (2nd year)
2009
– 2010 Introductory
Microeconomics (1st year)
2009
– 2010 Introductory Macroeconomics
(1st year)
2009
– 2010
Strategic Thinking
(2nd year)
Other
Positions
2010 – Present
Member of the Research Ethics Committee (REC) of the Department of
Economics, UEA
2009 – Present
Member of the Centre for Behavioural
and Experimental Social Science (CBESS)
2009 – 2010
Lab Assistant
Prizes,
Grants & Awards
2008
– 2011 Faculty of Social Science PhD Research
Studentship Award
2010 CBESS Research Grant, UEA (£3.000).
2010 Social Science Faculty Grant, UEA (£1.000).
2010 2nd Place in the
Postgraduate Student Essay Competition with Fabio Galleotti,
UEA (£500).
The essay was titled “The Promise of Behavioural
Economics” published in Norwich Economic
Papers
Presentation at Workshops/Conferences
Annual CREED-CeDEx-CBESS Meeting,
Amsterdam (2010)
Annual CREED-CeDEx-CBESS Meeting,
Nottingham (2011)
GESY & GESS (University of
Mannheim) summer school “Incentives and behavioral economics”, Bronnbach (2010) (by E. Winter and U. Gneezy)
Working Manuscripts
“Achieving Fairness through Different Routes”
“An Experimental Investigation of the Tenuous Trade-Off
between Risk
and Incentives”