He studied Political Science and Public Administration, at the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens (2005). He completed the Postgraduate course "European and International Studies", at the same school (2007). He supported his doctoral dissertation at the University of Ioannina (2015) on “Agriculturalism as a Political Trend in the Balkans during the Interwar Period. Structure Formation and Social Development in Greece and Bulgaria”. His research interests focus on the social and economic history of Greece and Southeastern Europe. He has published in collective volumes in Greece and abroad and has participated in international conferences on the history of Southeast Europe. He works at the Organisation of Employment of Labour Force [OAED] as an employment consultant.

Curriculum Vitae

He worked in the General State Archives (1992-2012) and lectured at the University of Macedonia, the University of Thessaly and the Hellenic Open University. He has conducted research in archives and libraries both in Greece and abroad. His books are: 1. Karagounis Wedding Customs of the of Western Thessaly: The Example of the Mataraga Community, 1991. 2. Aspects of Modern Greek History 1833-1945, Gutenberg 2008 in co-authoring with D. Sakkis. 3. Notarial Deeds by the Karditsa Notary Sophocles Oetiokarydou (1881-1882): Summaries - Indexes, Gutenberg 2010 in co-authoring with Konstantinos Peslis. 4. Encyclopedic Biographical Dictionary of Modern Thessalian History, Metechmio 2018.

Numerous of his articles have been published in Greek and international scientific journals and proceedings of international scientific conferences. Articles on economic policy issues and on economic history have been published in Athenian newspapers such as Eleftherotypia, Vima and Ephimerida ton Syntakton.

Curriculum Vitae

BA Humanities (Birkbeck College, University of London), MA Media and Communications (Goldsmiths College, University of London), PhD in Economic History (Hellenic Open University) on: Greek Cinema (1896-1939). Comparisons in European and Mediterranean context. Ways of production and distribution. Since 2001 he has taught Social and Economic History of Europe, General History of Europe and History of Greek Theater and Cinema at EAP, Modern Greek History at the University of Peloponnese, History of Greek Theater and Cinema at the University of Crete, Greek University of Economics and History of Greek Economics and History History of Cinema in public IEK.The personal research work focuses on the manifestations of Modernity in the wider Greek area during the 19th and 20th century in connection with the European and the Mediterranean area (with emphasis on cinema and photography).