CURRICULUM VITAE Dr. John MARANGOS€¦ · 2002 Ph.D in Economics, LaTrobe University. ... University of Missouri Kansas City, ... 326-202 Microeconomics

CURRICULUM VITAE

Dr. John MARANGOS

PERSONAL:

Address: 3024 Ross Dr., Aprt. B-13

Fort Collins CO 80526

Tel: Home: 970-449-9877

Cell: + 1 970-682-9122 (USA)

Cell: + 30 6972728226 (Greece)

Email: [email protected]

Citizenship: Permanent Resident of USA

Greek

Australian

Webpage: www.johnmarangos.eu .

EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS:

2002 Ph.D in Economics, LaTrobe University.

Graduated on the 20 September 2002.

Thesis title: “Alternative Models of Transition for Russian and

Eastern European Economies”.

Supervisor: Professor John King

1991 Master of Economics, Monash University.

Thesis title: “The Search for a Consistent and Viable Economic

System in the Soviet Union”.

Supervisor: Associate Professor Ian Ward.

1988 Master of Economics, Coursework, Monash University.

1987 Master of Economics Preliminary, Monash University.

1981 - 1985 Bachelor of Economics, Major in Economic Analysis, Athens School

of Economic and Commercial Sciences.

Courses:

22 June- 3 July 2002 Seventh International Post Keynesian Workshop, University of

Missouri Kansas City, Kansas City, USA.

24 November- General Equilibrium Modelling and Monash Model Course.

6 December 1996 Centre of Policy Studies, Monash University.

Curriculum Vitae: John Marangos

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RECOGNITIONS, AWARDS AND SCHOLARSHIPS:

2002 Award in a form of financial assistance to attend the Seventh

International Post Keynesian Workshop, University of Missouri

Kansas City, Kansas City, USA.

1999 Outstanding Conference Participant,

Business & Economics Society International Conference,

Canary Islands, Spain.

1982 - 1983 Scholarship Halkiopoulou Foundation, Athens.

EMPLOYMENT EXPERIENCE:

December 4, 2014- Adjunct Online Dissertation Chair, College of Doctoral

Studies and Adjunct Online Professor of Economics Grand

Canyon University.

October 2014- Adjunct Online Professor of Economics, Business

Administration, Hellenic Open University.

July 9, 2012- Adjunct Online Professor of Economics, Transformational

Educational Services-SMCU.

December 20, 2013- Adjunct Professor of Comparative Economic Systems,

Department of Balkans, Slavic and Oriental Studies,

University of Macedonia, Greece.

December 7, 2014- 19 April 2015 Adjunct Online Professor of Economics, Jones International

University.

September 2008-19 December 2013 Adjunct Associate Professor in Political Economy

Department of Economics

University of Crete, Greece.

October 1, 2012-July 2013 Adjunct Professor of Economics, Business Administration,

Hellenic Open University

August 2010-September 2008 Adjunct Professor of Economics, Business Administration,

Hellenic Open University


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August 2008-August 2003 Associate Professor


Colorado State University

January 2002-July 2003 Lecturer,

School of Business

University of Ballarat.

July 2001-December 2001 Assistant Lecturer,

Department of Economics,

Monash University.

Jan 2001 –July 2001 Leave funded by the University to complete my Ph.D.

July 1998- Dec 2000 Lecturer,


Monash University.

Jan. 1998 - June 1998 Assistant Lecturer,

Department of Economics.

Monash University.

July 1997-Dec 1997 Research fellow Grade 4 Lever 2,


University of Melbourne.

Casual Lecturer and Enhancement coordinator,

Department of Economics, Monash University.

1996-July 1997 Assistant Lecturer,


Monash University.

1992- 1996 Assistant Lecturer,


Monash University.

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Casual Assistant Lecturer,



1991 Second semester Assistant Lecturer,



1991 First semester Part-time (0.7) Assistant Lecturer,


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Monash University.

Part-time Assistant Lecturer,



1990 Part-time (0.5) Assistant Lecturer,


Monash University.

Part-time Assistant Lecturer,



TEACHING EXPERIENCE COURSES TAUGHT:

Grand Canyon University (online) SYM-506 Applied Business Probability and

Statistics

BUS-660 Quantitative Methods

ECN-601 Economics

RES-871 Developing the Formal Proposal

DBA-955 Dissertation I

DBA-960 Dissertation II

DBA-965 Dissertation III

DBA-966 Research Continuation I

DBA-967 Research Continuation II

DBA-968 Research Continuation III

DBA-969 Research Continuation IV

DBA-970 Research Continuation V

DBA-975 Dissertation Research Continuation

RES-871 Developing the Formal Proposal

Swiss Management Center University (online)

BBA Government and Business

BBA International Business and Trade

BBA Microeconomics

DBA Managerial Economics

DoP Advanced Political Theory

DoP International Relations

GCC International Business and Trade

CC Managerial Economics

Corporate Finance and Governance

Development Economics

Comparative Foreign Policy


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Economics of Knowledge and Labor Migration

Jones International University (online)

MBA580: MBA Capstone

BC681-MABC Capstone

Hellenic Open University (online) Economic Analysis and Policy

Administration of Businesses and Organizations

Industrial Organization, Labor Economics and

European Business.

University of Macedonia Principles of Macroeconomics

Comparative Economic Systems

Political Economy of European Integration

Greek Economy 1945-Today

University of Crete Graduate course Comparative Economic Systems

ΣΟΣΟ100 Comparative Economic Systems.

OIOΘΟ History of Economic Thought ΙΙ

OIMO100 Economics of Transition I

OIMO101 Economics of Transition II

PMAO300 Advanced Macroeconomics Seminar

ΑΝΑΟ361 Economic Development II Seminar

Colorado State University EC372 History of Economic Thought

EC505 Political Economy I

EC332 International Political Economy

EC370 Comparative Economic Systems

EC492 Senior Seminar-Transition Economics

ECC202 Principles Microeconomics

University of Ballarat: BE507 Business Economics

BE617 Comparative Economic Systems

BE703 Economic Policy in Australia

BS622 Competitive Analysis

BE402 Business Economics MBA Hong Kong.

Monash University:

Lecturing: ECW1102 Macroeconomics

ECX1100 Microeconomics

ECX2710 Microeconomics

ECF9530 Economics (Melbourne and Hong Kong)

ECC1000 Microeconomics,


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ECC1010 Macroeconomics

ECC2810 Comparative Economic Systems,

ECC2820 Capitalism: Contrasting Views.

EUR5090.12 Interpreting East and Central Europe.

Tutoring: ECC1000 Economics,

ECC1100 Economics,

ECC2810 Comparative Economic Systems,

ECC2820 Capitalism: Contrasting Views.

University of Melbourne

Tutoring:

1992-1996 316-101 Introductory Macroeconomics

316-302 Introductory Microeconomic

1991 316-201 Macroeconomics

326-202 Microeconomics

316-301 International Economics

1990 316-201 Macroeconomics

326-202 Microeconomics

PUBLICATIONS:

BOOKS

10. Bitzenis A., Karagiannis N., and J. Marangos (eds), (2015), Europe in Crisis,

Palgrave Macmillan, New York.

9. Marangos J. (2013), Comparative Economic Systems, Methexis, Thesaloniki, (in Greek)

8. Marangos J., (2013), Consistency and Viability of Islamic Economic Systems and the

Transition Process, Palgrave Macmillan, New York.

7. Marangos J., (2013), Consistency and Viability of Socialist Economic Systems, Palgrave

Macmillan, New York.

6. Marangos J., (2013), Consistency and Viability of Capitalist Economic Systems, Palgrave

Macmillan, New York.

5. Marangos, J. and Karagiannis, (2013), Toward a Good Society in the Twenty-first Century:


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Principles and Policies, Palgrave Macmillan, New York.

4. Marangos J., (2012), (ed.), Alternative Perspectives of a Good Society, Palgrave Macmillan,

New York.

3. Figart D. and J. Marangos, (eds), (2011), Living Standards and Social Well-Being, Routledge.

2. Bitzenis, A., and J. Marangos, (2007), The Economics of Transition, Stamoulis Publications,

Athens, Greece (in Greek).

1. Marangos J., (2004), Alternative Economic Models of Transition, Ashgate, Burlington VA.

Reprint (2007) in paperback as Alternative Political Economy Models of Transition,

Transaction Publishing.

CHAPTERS IN BOOKS:

15. Marangos J. (forthcoming), “Theories of International Development: The Post Keynesian and

Marxian Alternatives” in Tae-Hee Jo, Lynne Chester, and Carlo D’Ippoliti (eds),

Routledge Handbook of Heterodox Economics.

14. Marangos, J. (2014), “Alternative Perceptions regarding Social Policy during Transition”, in

Kipas M. (ed), Structures Transformation And Economic Development, Athens, Irodotos

Publications, pp. 361-84, (in Greek).

13. Marangos J., (2014), “The Economic Ideas of Thomas Spence: The Right to Subsistence”, in

Armstrong, K. and Bonnett A. (Eds), The Hive of Liberty: Essays on Thomas Spence,

London, Breviary Stuff Publications, pp.65-73.

12. Marangos J., (2013), “Theories and Models of Economic Transition” in Hare, Paul G. and

Gerard Turley (eds.), The Routledge Handbook on the Economics and Political Economy of

Transition, Routledge, Abingdon, pp. 138-47.

11. John Marangos, Nikos Astroulakis and Maria Dafnomili (2013), “Beyond US Neoliberalism

and the Washington Consensus: The Challenge of Development Ethics for the USA” in

edited by N. Karagiannis, Z. Madjd-Sadjadi and S. Sen, The US Economy and Neoliberalism:

Alternative Strategies and Policies, London and New York: Routledge, pp.56-71

10. Marangos J. and N. Astroulakis, (2012), “The Development Ethics Perspective of a Good

Society” in Marangos J. (ed.), Alternative Perspectives of a Good Society, Palgrave, pp. 79-

98.

9. Marangos J. and Charles J. Whalen, (2012), “Evolution Without Fundamental Change: The

“Washington Consensus” on Economic Development and Its Significance for Post-

Keynesian Institutionalism”, in Charles, J. Whalen (ed.), Rethinking Economics: Instability,

Prosperity and Public Policy After the Great Recession, Edward Elgar Publishing, pp. 153-

178.

8. Marangos J., (2011), “The Policies of the IMF before and after the Financial Crisis” in

Vlachou A., N. Theohararis and D. Milonakis, The Financial Crisis and Greece, Guternberg,

Athens, pp. 104-21 (in Greek).


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7. Bitzenis A., J. Marangos, V.A. Vlachos, N. Astroulakis and G. Meramveliotakis and A.

Tsitouras, (2011), “Competitiveness, Entrepreneurship and the Business Environment in

Greece: Aspects from the EU South” in Claudette Chin-Loy, Nikolaos Karagiannis and

Zagros Madjd-Sadjadi (eds), Modern Competitiveness in the 21st Century: Global

Experiences, Lexington Books, Lanham, Maryland., pp.253-76.

6. N. Astroulakis and Marangos J., (2011), “The European Union Enlargement and Well-Being:

A Comparative Approach”, in Figart D. and J. Marangos, (eds), Living Standards and Social

Well-Being, Routledge, p.113-32.

5. Marangos J., (2009), “Labor during Transition: A Radical Institutional Approach’ in Frederic

S. Lee and Jon Bekken (eds), Radical Economics and Labor: Essays Inspired by the IWW

Centennial, Routledge, Abingdon, UK, pp.143-58.

4. Marangos J., (2007), “Alternative International Trade Policies and the Role of Foreign Aid

for Transition Economies”, in Bruno S. Sergi, William T. Bagatelas and Jana Kubicova (eds),

Industries and Markets in Central and Eastern Europe, Ashgate, Burlington VA, pp.103-15.

3. Marangos J., (2005), “A Political Economy Approach to Transition from Command to

Markets”, in Bruno S. Sergi, William T. Bagatelas, and Jana Kubicová (eds.), Business

Opportunities in Slovakia and Central Europe, Iura, Bratislava. A book sponsored by the

American Chamber of Commerce in Slovakia, pp.21-33.

2. Marangos J., (2004), “Transformation To The Market in Eastern Europe, Former Soviet

Union and Asia”, in O’Hara P. (ed), Global Political Economy and the Wealth of Nations:

Performance, Institutions, Problems and Policies, Routledge, London, pp.105-126.

1. Marangos J., (1999), “The Rise and the Fall of the Stalinist Economic System: A Social Science

Perspective” in Dahiya, S.B. (ed), The Current State of Economic Science, Spellbound

Publications, Rohtak, pp.2685-2705.

ARTICLES IN REFEREED JOURNALS

64. Alfa, M. and Marangos, J. (2016) ‘An empirical appraisal of the role of money in Nigerian

politics’, International Journal of Economic Policy in Emerging Economies, Vol. 9, No. 1,

pp.65–88.

63. Marangos J., (2014), “A Keynesian Alternative to the Washington Consensus Policies for

International Development”, International Journal of Trade and Global Markets, Vol. 7, No. 1,

pp.67–85.

62. Marangos, J., Fourmouzi, V. and Koukouritakis, M. (2013), “Factors that Determine the

Decline in University Student Enrolments in Economics in Australia: An Empirical

Investigation”, Economic Record, Vol. 89, No.285, pp.255-70.

61. Marangos, J., (2012), “The Post Keynesian Retort to the ‘After Washington Consensus’”,

Journal of Post Keynesian Economics, Vol. 34, No. 4, pp. 583-609.


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60. Marangos, J., (2012), “The ‘Discouraged-Business-Major Hypothesis’: Policy Implications”,

Education Economics, Vol. 20, No. 4, pp. 430-46.

59. Marangos, J., (2011), “Social Change versus Transition: The Political Economy of

Institutions and Transitional Economies”, Forum for Social Economics, Special issue edited

by Phillip O’Hara, Vol. 40, No. 1, pp. 119-37.

58. Marangos J. and N. Astroulakis, (2010), “The Aristotelian Contribution to Development

Ethics”, Journal of Economic Issues, Vol. XLIV No. 2, pp. 551-8.

57. Bitzenis A., Misic, A., J. Marangos and A. Andronikidis, (2009), “The role of banking

reform policy in transition economies: delayed reforms for the case of Serbia”, Journal of

Economic Policy in Emerging Economies, Vol.2, No.2, pp.175-98.

56. Marangos, J., and N. Astroulakis, (2009), “The Institutional Foundation of Development

Ethics”, Journal of Economic Issues, Vol. XLIII, No. 2, pp. 381-8.

55. Bitzenis A. and J. Marangos, (2009), “The Impact Of Adverse Initial Conditions And The

Resulting Speed And Sequence Of Reforms In Determining The Delayed EU Membership

Of Bulgaria”, Social Science Journal, Vol. 46, No. 1, pp. 70–88.

54. Marangos, J., (2009), “The Evolution of the Term Washington Consensus”, Journal of

Economic Surveys, Vol. 23, No. 2, pp. 350–384.

53. Marangos, J., (2009), “What Happened to the Washington Consensus? The Evolution of

International Development Policy’, Journal of Socio-Economics, Vo. 38, No.1, pp. 197-208.

52. Marangos, J., (2009), “An Institutional and Economic Complexity Approach to the

Development of Agricultural Interest Groups in Australia”, Journal of Economic Issues, Vol.

XLIII, No. 1, pp. 43-68.

51. Marangos, J., (2008), “The Evolution of the Anti-Washington Consensus Debate: From

“Post-Washington Consensus” to “After the Washington Consensus”, Competition &

Change: The Journal of Global Business and Political Economy, Vol. 12, No. 3, pp. 227-44.

50. Figart D.M. and J. Marangos, (2008), “Introduction to Living Standard and Social Well-

Being”, Review of Social Economy, Vo. LXVI, No. 1, pp. 1-5.

49. Bitzenis A. and J. Marangos (2008), “The Role of Risk as an FDI Barrier to Entry during

Transition: The Case of Bulgaria”, Journal of Economic Issues, Vol. XLII, No. 2, pp. 499-

508.

48. Marangos, J. (2008), “Thomas Paine (1737-1809) and Thomas Spence (1750-1814) on Land

Ownership, Land Taxes and the Provision of Citizens Dividend”, International Journal of

Social Economics, Vo.34, No.5, pp. 313-325, (Lead Article).


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47. Bitzenis A., Misic, A., J. Marangos and A. Andronikidis, (2008), “Evaluating the Banking

Reforms in Serbia Using Survey Results”, Studies in Economics and Finance, Vol. 25, No. 1,

pp. 49-71.

46. Bitzenis, A., Marangos, J., and Nuskova V. (2007), “Motives for Foreign Direct Investment

in the Manufacturing Sector in the FYR Macedonia”, Post-Communist Economies, Vol. 19,

No. 4, pp. 505-27.

45. Bitzenis A. and J. Marangos (2007), “The Monetary Model of Exchange Rate Determination:

The Case of Greece (1974-1994)”, International Journal of Monetary Economics and

Finance, Vol. 1, No. 1, pp. 57–88.

44. Bitzenis A., J. Marangos and A. Andronikidis, (2007), “The Interaction of International

Trade and Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) under Decisive Institutional Reforms in

Bulgaria”, International Journal of Trade and Global Markets, Vol. 1, No. 1, pp. 69-88.

43. Marangos, J., (2007), “The Shock Therapy Model of Transition”, International Journal of

Economic Policy in Emerging Economies, Vol.1, No.1, pp. 88-123, reprinted as the lead

chapter in Gadziyev S.G., D. Grundey, Y. Bilan and B.S. Sergi (2009), Business

Development and Markets in the European Economic Area, Foundation of International

Studies, Kyiv, Ukraine, pp.19-50.

42. Marangos J. and S. Alley, (2007), “Effectiveness of Concept Maps in Economics: Evidence

from Australia and USA”, Learning and Individual Differences Journal of Psychology and

Education, Vol. 17, No. 2, pp. 193-9.

41. Bitzenis A. and J. Marangos (2007), “Globalization and the Integration-Assisted Transition

in Central and Eastern European Economies”, Journal of Economic Issues, Vol. XLI, No. 2,

pp. 427-34.

40. Marangos, J., (2007), “Was Shock Therapy Consistent with the Washington Consensus?”,

Comparative Economic Studies, Vol. 49, No. 1, pp. 32-58. With a comment by John

Williamson (2007), “Shock Therapy and the Washington Consensus: A Comment”,

Comparative Economic Studies, Vol. 49, No. 1, pp. 59-60.

39. Marangos, J., (2006-7), “John Rogers Commons on Power”, International Journal of

Political Economy, Vol.35, No.4, pp. 50-66.

38. Marangos, J., (2006), “Was Market Socialism a Feasible Alternative for Transition

Economies?”, International Journal of Political Economy, Vol.35, No. 3, pp.64-88.

37. King J. and J. Marangos, (2006), “Two Arguments for Basic Income: Thomas Paine and

Thomas Spence”, History of Economic Ideas, Vol. XIV, No. 1, pp. 55-71.

36. Marangos J. and S. Alley, (2006), “A Comparative Political Economy Approach to Farming

Interest Groups in Australia and USA”, The American Journal of Economics and Sociology,


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Vol.65, No.3, pp.497-524. Reprinted in L. Moss (ed), Natural Resources, Taxation &

Regulation: Unusual Perspectives on a Classic Topic, Blackwell Publishing, Malden MA,

pp. 25-52.

35. Marangos, J., (2006), “Changing Students’ Perception of Economics by Facilitating Their

Transition to University”, International Journal of Learning and Change, Vol. 1, No. 3, pp.

329-44.

34. Marangos, J., (2006), “Developing a Civilized Society in Transition Economies: The Post

Keynesian Paradigm”, Journal of Socio-Economics, Vol. 35, No. 4, pp. 660-81.

33. Marangos, J., (2006), “Were the Chinese Reforms a Feasible Alternative to Transition

Economies”, International Journal of Social Economics, Vol. 33, No. 3, pp. 221-40.

32. Marangos, J., (2006), “Introduction-The Political Economy of Transition”, Global Business &

Economics Review Special Issue The Political Economy of Transition, Vol. 8, No. 1-2, pp. 1-5.

31. Marangos, J., (2006), “Was there an Optimum Model of Transition?”, Global Business &

Economics Review Special Issue The Political Economy of Transition, Vol. 8, No. 1-2, pp. 133-

60.

30. Marangos, J., (2006), “Contrasting Primitive Conceptions of Basic Income Guarantee”,

International Journal of Environment, Workplace and Employment, Vol. 2, No. 1, pp. 6-20.

29. Marangos, J., (2005), “Alternative Models of Transition and Institutional Development”, Global

Business & Economics Review, Vo. 7, No. 4, pp. 390-408.

28. Marangos, J., (2005), “Shock Therapy and its Consequences in Transition Economies”,

Development, Vol. 42, No. 2, pp. 70-8.

27. Marangos J. and C. Williams, (2005), “The Impact of Drought on Uncertainty and Agricultural

Investment in Australia”, Journal of Post Keynesian Economics, Vol. 27, No. 4, pp. 575-94.

26. Marangos, J., (2005), “Alternative Paths to the Transition Process”, International Journal of

Social Economics, Vol. 32, No. 4, pp.307-24.

25. Marangos, J., (2005), “A Political Economy Approach to the Neoclassical Gradualist Model of

Transition”, Journal of Economic Surveys, Vol. 19, No. 2, pp. 263-293.

24. Marangos, J., (2005), “Why China is a High Lambda Society?”, Journal of Economic Issues,

Vo. 39, No. 4, pp. 933-50.

23. Marangos, J., (2004), “Social Dividend Versus Basic Income Guarantee in Market Socialism”,

International Journal of Political Economy, Vol. 34, No. 3, pp. 20-40


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22. Marangos, J., (2004), “Modeling the Privatization Process in Transition Economies”, Oxford

Development Studies, Vol. 32, No. 4, pp. 585-604.

21. Marangos, J., (2004), “A Post Keynesian Approach to the Transition Process”, Eastern

Economic Journal, Vol. 30, No. 3, pp. 441-65.

20. Marangos, J., (2004), “Was Shock Therapy Consistent with Democracy?”, Review of Social

Economy, Vol. LXII, No. 2, pp. 221-43.

19. Marangos, J., (2003), “Alternative Politico-Economic Models of Transition, Journal of

Economic and Social Policy, Vol. 8, No. 1, pp. 52-71.

18. Marangos, J., (2003), “The Effectiveness of Concept Maps In Introductory Microeconomics”,

Economic Papers, Vol. 22, No. 4, pp. 74-82.

17. Marangos, J., (2003), “Was Shock Therapy Really A Shock?”, Journal of Economic Issues,

Vol. 37, No. 4, pp. 943-66.

16. Marangos, J., (2003), “A Political Economy Methodology in Modeling the Transition

Process’, Global Business & Economics Review, Vo. 5, No. 2, pp. 197-225.

15. Marangos, J., (2003), “Global Transition Strategies in Eastern Europe: Moving to Market

Relations”, Development, Vol. 46, No. 1, pp. 112-7.

14. Marangos, J., (2003), “Price Liberalization, Monetary and Fiscal Policies for Transition

Economies: A Post Keynesian Perspective”, Journal of Post Keynesian Economics, Vol. 25,

No. 3, pp. 449-70.

13. Marangos, J., (2002), “Preventive Therapy: The Neoclassical Gradualist Model of Transition

from Central Administration to Market Relations”, Carl Beck Papers in Russian and Eastern

European Studies, University of Pittsburgh, No. 1604, October.

12. Marangos, J., (2002), “Alternative Methods of Institutional Development for Transition

Economies”, Journal of Institutional and Theoretical Economics, Vol. 158, No. 3, pp. 483-

513.

11. Marangos, J., (2002), “A Post Keynesian Critique of Privatisation Policies in Transition

Economies”, Journal of International Development, Vol. 14, No. 5, pp. 573-89.

10. Marangos, J., (2002), “How University Students Were Planning To Study Introductory

Microeconomics? Were Their Study Plans Realized?”, Economic Papers, Vo. 21, No. 2, pp.

45-60.

9. Marangos, J., (2002), “A Survey of the Value University Students Place on Economics”,

Economic Papers, Vol. 21, No. 3, pp. 80-93.


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8. Marangos, J., (2002), “A Political Economy Approach to the Neoclassical Model of Transition”,

The American Journal of Economics and Sociology, Vol. 61, No. 1, January, pp. 259-276,

reprinted in L.S. Moss (ed), The New Political Economies, Malden, Blackwell Publishers, pp.

259-276.

7. Marangos, J., (2002), “The Political Economy of Shock Therapy”, Journal of Economic

Surveys, Vol. 16, No. 1, February, pp. 41-76.

6. Marangos, J., (2001), “International Trade Policies for Transition Economies: The Post

Keynesian Alternative”, Journal of Post Keynesian Economics, Vol. 23, No. 4, Summer, pp.

689-704.

5. Marangos, J., (2001), “A Post Keynesian Approach to Institutional Development in Transition

Economies”, Journal of Economics and Social Policy, Vol. 5, No. 2, pp. 58-71.

4. Ward, I., G. Crosling and J. Marangos, (2001), “The Effectiveness of the Orientation Tutorial:

Some Further Results”, Economic Papers, Vol. 20, No. 1, pp. 85-88.

3. Marangos, J., (2000-1), “A Post Keynesian View of Transition to Market Capitalism:

Developing a Civilized Society”, Journal of Post Keynesian Economics, Vol. 23, No. 2, pp.

299-309.

2. Marangos, J., (2000), “The Effectiveness of Collaborative Problem-Solving Tutorials in

Introductory Microeconomics”, Economic Papers, Vol.19, No. 4, pp. 33-41.

1. Ward, I., G. Crosling and J. Marangos, (2000), “Encouraging Positive Perceptions of

Economics: The Effectiveness of the Orientation Tutorial”, Economic Papers, Vol. 19, No. 3,

pp. 76-86.

PAPERS IN REFEREED CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS

9. Bitzenis A., J. Marangos and S. Passadis, (2014), “Preliminary Results Of A Pilot Test From A

Questionnaire Survey Regarding The Role Of Shadow Economy And Corruption In Greece”,

Global Business & Economics Anthology, March, pp.109-21.

8. Marangos J., (2005), “A Political Economy Approach to the Chinese Model of Transition” in

Kantarelis D., (ed), Global Business & Economics Anthology 2005, pp.74-83.

7. Marangos J., (2004), “Alternative Perspective to Social Policy during Transition” in Kantarelis

D., (ed), Global Business & Economics Anthology 2004, pp.684-93

6. Marangos J., (2003), “The Role of Markets in Institutional Development for Transition

Economies” in Kantarelis D., (ed), Global Business & Economics Anthology 2003, pp. 386-89.

5. Marangos J., (2003), “The Value of Studying Economics” in Kantarelis D., (ed), Global

Business & Economics Anthology 2003, pp. 425-30.


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4. Marangos J., (2000), “Advancing Student Learning Introducing Collaborative Problem-Solving

Tutorials in Introductory Microeconomics” in Kantarelis D., (ed), Global Business &

Economics Anthology 2000, pp.113-121.

3. Marangos J., (1999), “Europe in Transition” in Kantarelis D., (ed), Business & Economics for

the 21st Century- Volume III, Business and Economic Society International, Worcester, pp.423-

431.

2. Marangos J., (1998), “Why the Gorbachev Reforms Fail?” in Kantarelis D., (ed), Business &

Economics for the 21st Century- Volume II, Business and Economic Society International,

Worcester, pp.430-7.

1. Marangos J. (1997), “Market and Political Freedom” in Kantarelis D., (ed), Business &

Economics for the 21st Century- Volume I, Business and Economic Society International,

Worcester, pp. 162-7.

ENTRIES IN ENCYCLOPEDIAS

13. Marangos, J., (2009), “Transition Economies”, in P.A. O’Hara (Ed.), International

Encyclopedia of Public Policy: Volume 1―Global Governance and Development. GPERU:

Perth, pp. 475-489. http://pohara.homestead.com/Encyclopedia/Volume-1.pdf

12. Marangos, J., (2009), “Market Socialism”, in P.A. O’Hara (Ed.), International Encyclopedia

of Public Policy: Volume 3―Global Governance and Development. GPERU: Perth, pp. 351-

366. http://pohara.homestead.com/Encyclopedia/Volume-3.pdf

11. Marangos, J., (2009), “Economic Planning”, in P.A. O’Hara (Ed.), International



10. Bitzenis, Α. and J. Marangos, (2009), “Industry Policy”, in P.A. O’Hara (Ed.), International



9. Bitzenis, Α. and J. Marangos, (2008), “Trade Bilateral”, in Darity, William A., Jr.

International Encyclopedia of the Social Sciences, 2nd edition. 9 vols. Detroit: Macmillan

Reference USA, pp. 414-5.

8. Bitzenis, Α. and J. Marangos, (2008), “Enterprise”, in Darity, William A., Jr. International

Encyclopedia of the Social Sciences, 2nd edition. 9 vols. Detroit: Macmillan Reference USA,

pp. 598-600.

7. Bitzenis, Α. and J. Marangos, (2008), “Business”, in Darity, William A., Jr. International


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Encyclopedia of the Social Sciences, 2nd edition. 9 vols. Detroit: Macmillan Reference USA,

pp. 400-3.

6. Bitzenis, Α. and J. Marangos, (2008), “Private Sector”, in Darity, William A., Jr.



5. Bitzenis, Α. and J. Marangos, (2008), “Money Laundering”, in Darity, William A., Jr.


Reference USA, pp. 263.

4. Bitzenis, Α. and J. Marangos, (2008), “Market Economy”, in Darity, William A., Jr.



3. Bitzenis, Α. and J. Marangos, (2008), “International Monetary Fund”, in Darity, William A.,

Jr. International Encyclopedia of the Social Sciences, 2nd edition. 9 vols. Detroit: Macmillan


2. Bitzenis, Α. and J. Marangos, (2008), “Exchange Rates”, in Darity, William A., Jr.



1. Bitzenis, Α. and J. Marangos, (2008), “Transitional Economies”, in Darity, William A., Jr.



NON-REFEREED ARTICLES:

Marangos J. and S. Alley, (2004) “A Comparative Approach to the Effectiveness of Concept

Maps in Principles Microeconomics between Australian and USA Students”, International

College Teaching Methods and Styles Conference Proceedings.

Marangos J., (1999), “The Failure of the Shock Therapy Model: A Political Economy

Approach”, Conference on European Integration and Economies of Transition, Chios, Greece,

16-18 December 1999 in CD-Rom.

Marangos J., (1999), “The Market and Political Freedom”, The Freeman Ideas on Liberty,

Vol.49, No.6, June, pp.39-41.

Marangos J., (1998), “The Rise and the Fall of the Stalinist Economic System: A Social Science

Perspective”, Journal of Development Planning Literature”, Vol. 13, No 3, July-September, pp.

233-253.

Marangos J., (1993), “What is Left from the Left”, Mozaic, March.


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Marangos J., (1992), “The Economic System in a Social Science Context: The Case of the

Soviet Union”, Mozaic, March.

REPORTS:

Ward, Ian, Glenda Crosling, and J. Marangos (2000), “Faculty of Business and Economics

Transition Program: An Evaluation and Recommendations”, Monash University, Melbourne,

Australia, pp. i-iv +64, ISBN 0 73261790 1.

BOOK REVIEWS

7. In Search of the Balkan Recovery: The Political and Economic Reemergence of South-

Eastern Europe. By Christopher Cviic΄ and Peter Sanfey. New York: Columbia University

Press, in Slavic Review, Vol. 71, No. 1, Spring 2012, p. 173.

6. Transition and Development in China. Towards Shared Growth by Yun Chen, Farnham

Ashgate Publishing Ltd, in South-Eastern Europe Journal of Economics 2 (2011) 245-7.

5. Into the red: The Birth of the Credit Card Market in Postcommunist Russia by Guseva,

Alya, Stanford, University Press in CHOICE, July 2009.

4. Institutions, Development and Economic Growth, edited by Theo S. Eicher and Cecilia

Garcia-Penalosa, CESifo Seminar Series, MIT Press, Cambridge MA, in Comparative

Economic Studies, Vol. 50, No. 4, December 2008, pp. 673-5.

3. Varieties of Capitalism in Post-Communist Countries, edited by David Lane and Martin

Myant, Studies in Transition Economies. New York: Palgrave Macmillan, in Slavic

Review, Vol. 67, No. 3, Fall 2008, pp. 735-6.

2. Organized Crime, Prison and Post-Soviet Societies, by Anton N. Oleinik. Aldershot:

Ashgate. 2003, in the Journal of Economic Issues, Vol. 39, No. 3, September 2005, pp.

821-2

1. Economic Transition in Central and Eastern Europe. Planting the Seeds. By Daniel Gros

and Alfred Steinher. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2004, in the Slavic Review,

Vol. 64, No. 2, Summer 2005, pp. 408-9.

COURSE AND MULTIMEDIA DEVELOPMENT:

Marangos J, (2009), Course Material for A-Level Economics, International Correspondence

Schools Ltd.

Marangos J., (2007), Instructor’s Manual for Microeconomics: A Contemporary

Introduction, Third Edition, CD-ROM, Nelson Publishing, Melbourne.


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Introduction, Seconod Edition, CD-ROM, Nelson Publishing, Melbourne.


Introduction, CD-ROM, Nelson Publishing, Melbourne, ISBN 0-17-010382.

Marangos J., (1998), “Multiply choice questions and Glossary” for the website of the ABC

series of 13 Radio Programs, Money, Markets and the Economy.

Marangos J., (1997), “MAX Study Module”, Department of Economics, University of

Melbourne. Max is a study and revision tool to assist students in their study of Introductory

Macroeconomics. MAX is an interactive process of learning that facilitates the development of

skills necessary for students to answer correctly economics exam questions. The aim of MAX is

to help students to identify correct statements and the mistakes of fellow students make when

answering exam questions in Introductory Macroeconomics. Through this process instead of

passively learning the concepts the student is able to reinforce and improve their knowledge by

becoming an active participant through criticising and assessing the answer of another student.

RESEARCH GRANTS

LABOR INSTITUTE

GREEK CONFEDERATION OF LABOR

POVERTY MONITORING RESEARCH GROUP

Marangos J. and N. Astroulakis, (2011), Project Title: “Basic Income Guarantee and

Minimum Income Guarantee policies in the EU-15” (in Greek)

http://www.ineobservatory.gr/dhmosieuseis/meletes/to-basiko-eggyimeno-eisodima-kai-oi-

politikes-toy-elachistoy-eggyimenoy-eisodimatos-stin-ee-15/

UNIVERSITY OF CRETE

Marangos J and M. Koukouritakis (2010), “Factors that Determine the Decline in Student

Enrolments in Economics in Australia and Policy Implications”, University of Crete.

COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY

Marangos J, (2008), “Creating a Service-Learning Course in Economics”, The Institute for

Teaching and Learning, Colorado State University.

Marangos J, (2005-6), “What Are the Attributes of Students who Major in Economics at

CSU?”, Department of Economics, Colorado State University.

MONASH UNIVERSITY STRATEGIC INNOVATIONS FUND


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Marangos J, (2001-2) Appointed by the Faculty as a Subject Development Coordinator for the

Strategic Innovations Fund Grant, “Curriculum Internationalisation and Developing a Quality

Flexible Learning Environment for the Faculty of Business and Economics’ Global Degree –

The Bachelor of Business and Commerce.

MONASH UNIVERSITY FACULTY RESEARCH GRANTS

Marangos, J. and I. Ward, (2000), Is there a Place for the Study of Comparative Economic

Systems in the 21st Century.

TEACHING INNOVATIONS GRANTS

Marangos J., (2000), Developing And Introducing Concept Maps In First Year

Microeconomics.

Marangos J., (1999), Advancing Student Learning: Developing and Implementing A

Collaborative Problem Solving Approach To Tutorials In ECC1000.

Marangos J., Ward I. and Crosling G., (1999), Faculty of Business And Economics Transition

Program: Evaluation And Recommendations.

REVIEWER AND EVALUATOR OF RESEARCH PROGRAMS

Czech Science Foundation the main public funding agency in the Czech Republic supporting

all areas of basic scientific research.

European Union Research program “Co-operation-Competitiveness and Entrepreneurship”,

Ministry of Development, Greece.

SUPERVISION:

GRADUATE COMMITTEE CHAIR

Dimitrios V. Siskos, (2015), Doctorate of Finance, “Accounting Education in Greece through

the Global Financial Crisis”.

Andrea Vicini, (2015), Doctorate of Economics, “Technology, Innovation, and

Employment: A Reconsideration”.

Richard Lartey, (2015), Doctorate of Finance, “Strategic Elements required for the

Successful Delivery of Public-Private Partnerships for Infrastructure Development in

Ghana”.

Isaac Appiah, (2014), PhD in Economics, “Demand for Periodic Health Examination and

Consumer Health Information within hospitals of Christian health Association of Ghana

(CHAG)”.

Cynthia Pamela Manful, (2014), Doctorate of Business Administration, “A Study of

Performance Management frameworks of African Banks in the United Kingdom: The case

for Ghana International Bank Plc and First Bank of Nigeria, UK Limited”.


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Dela Heloo, (2014), Doctorate of Finance, “Challenges Of Mergers, Ghana Revenue

Authority In Ghana”.

Nevila Mehmetaj, (2014), PhD in Economics, “Demographic Changes and Consequences in

the Sustainability of Public Pension Finances, Albania Case”,

Mahmoud Alfa, (2014), PhD Doctorate in Political Economy, “Democracy and Poverty in

Nigeria: A Study of the Role of Money in Nigerian Politics”.

Richard Stomper, (2014), Doctorate of Business Administration “The Role of Negotiations

in Achieving Pareto Optimality in Multi-dimensional Cooperation Games: Implications for

The Ethical Conduct of Business.

Nikos Astroulakis, (2014), PhD Economics, “The Application of Development Ethics to

International development”.

Mathias Royce, (2013), Doctorate in Political Economy, “Eurobonds: Constitutional

Nonconformity of Joint European Union Credit Derivatives – An Investigative Research”.

Bashkim Isufi, (2013), Doctorate of Business Administration, “The Impact of Euroization on

Business Development in Kosovo: The Business Managers’ Perspective”.

Emmanuel Nnamdi Akeh, (2013), Master of Business Administration (MBA), “Investment

Challenges and Prospects in Nigeria: Critical Assessment of Foreign Direct Investment

(FDI)”.

Anastasia Iliou , (2010), MEc. “Was Shock Therapy Consistent with Creative Destruction?”

Georgia Douloufaki, (2010), MEc., “An Institutional Approach to the Poverty Experienced in

Sub-Sahara Africa”

Chian Jones, (in progress while at CSU), PhD, “Environmental versus Ecological

Economics”.

Ian Strachan, (in progress while at CSU), PhD., “The Political Economy of Complementary

Currencies”.

Jamie Johnstone (in progress while at CSU), PhD., “Efficiency: An History of Economic

Thought Approach”.

GRADUATE COMMITTEE MEMBER

Manolis Tzouvelekas, (in progress), “Social and Monetary Innovation: Building cooperative

structures for a sustainable and resilient economy in Greece”, Panteion University, School of

Economic and Public Administration Sciences, Department of Public Administration.

Evaggelia Bourboudaki, (2012), MEc., “The Position of Neoliberalism on Education:

Education under the Authority of the Memoradum”.

Giorgos Meramveliotakis, (2011), PhD. “Essays on New Institutional Economics and the

Economics of Property Rights: A Critical Perspective”.

Yiannis Galanakis, (2011), MEc., “The Role of the World Bank with the European Union

and the Financial Crisis of 2008”.

Stella Askordalaki, (2011), MEc., “The Theory of Amartya Sen on Development and

Freedom”.

George Aggelankis, (2011), MEc., “Edith Penrose: A Critical Review of the Growth of the

Firm and Contribution in Economic Science”.

Maria Dafnomili, (2010), MEc., “Economics Imperialism and the New Institutional

Economics: A Critical Perspective”.


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Dimitra Vogiatzi, (2010, MEc., “The Role of Formalism in Economic Theory and how

Graduate Students Perceive it”.

Pamela Jackson, (2008), PhD: “The Battle Over Broadcast Regulation: Can The Free Press

Survive A Free Market Approach?”.

Mark Friedman, (in progress, while at CSU), PhD: “Economic Inequality: Implications and

Remedies”.

Micah DelVecchio (2007), “Shock Therapy vs Gradualism: An Empirical Analysis of the

Transition to Markets Following the Soviet Dissolution”.

Jennifer Corratti, (2007), Department of Political Science, Masters: “Do International

Conferences Matter?”.

Renee Patey, (2007), Department of Political Science, Masters: “The Operationalization of

Sustainable Development. Putting the Concept to Practice: A Study of IFC and GRI”.

Laura Taylor (2006), PhD: “The Role of Informal Institutions in the Transition: How

Households in Krasnodar, Russia are Coping with Change”.

Mary Wrenn, (Fall 2004), PhD: “What is Heterodox Economics?”.

Vesna Basovska, (Spring, 2004), Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics,

Masters: “The Struggle from Plan to Market: Small Businesses Promotion Approach – The

Case of FYROM”.

KEYNOTE SPEAKER

17-21 June 2012 First International Social Inquiry Conference, Bursa Turkey, Paper:

“The Economic System from Social Science Perspective:

Consistency and Viability”.

CONFERENCES AND RESEARCH SEMINARS:

10-12 June 2016 1st International Conference in Contemporary Social Sciences,

Rethymno, Crete. Paper: “Teaching Introductory Macroeconomics

during the Greek Financial Crisis”.

20-22 May 2016 International Conference for International Business, Thessaloniki,

Greece. Paper: “An Institutional Riposte to the ‘After the

Washington Consensus’”.

22-24 May 2015 International Conference for International Business, Thessaloniki,

Greece. Paper: “Theories of International Development: The

Heterodox Alternatives”.

6-9 July 2013 Business and Economics Society International Conference, Monte

Carlo. Paper: “Preliminary Results from a Questionnaire Survey

for the Role of the Shadow Economy and Corruption in Greece:

First Results from a Pilot Project”, Aristidis Bitzenis, John

Marangos, and Spiridon Passadis.


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4-6 January 2013 ASSA Meeting, Association for Evolutionary Economics, San

Diego, Paper: “Realistic Economic Development Policy Today:

What Does Really Matter?” John Marangos and Nikolaos

Karagiannis (Winston-Salem State University).

11-14 April 2012 Western Social Science Association, Association for Institutional

Thought, Houston, Paper: “Factors that Determine the Decline in

University Student Enrolments in Economics in Australia: An

Empirical Investigation” John Marangos, Vasiliki Fourmouzi, and

Minoas Koukouritakis, University of Crete

5-8 January 2012 ASSA Meeting, Association for Evolutionary Economics,

Chicago, Paper: “The Economic System from Social Science

Perspective: Consistency and Viability”.

6-9 January 2011 ASSA Meeting, Association for Evolutionary Economics, Denver,

Paper: “After the Washington Consensus: The Post Keynesian

Alternative”.

24-26 September 2010 16th Workshop on Alternative Economic Policy in Europe at the

University of Crete, Paper: “The Post Keynesian Retort to the

‘After Washington Consensus’”.

10-12 September 2010 International Initiative for the Promotion of Political Economy

(IIPPE) & Greek Scientific Association of Political Economy, at

the University of Crete, Paper: “The Post Keynesian Response to

the ‘After Washington Consensus’”.

7-9 July 2010 History of Economic Thought Society Australia, Sydney, Paper:

“Williamson’s Retort to the Critics: From the ‘After’ to the

“Amended’ Washington Consensus”.

2-5 January 2010 ASSA Meeting, Organizer and Chair of the Joint Session

Association for Social Economics and Association of Evolutionary

Economics, Denver, Paper: “The Development Ethics Perspective

of a Good Society”.

23-26 April 2009 13th Annual Conference of the European Society for the History of

Economic Thought Thessaloniki, University of Macedonia,

Greece. Paper: “Ron Stanfield’s Contribution to Institutions and

Transitional Economies”.

3-5 January 2009 ASSA Meeting, Association of Evolutionary Economics, San

Francisco. Paper: The Institutional Foundation of Development

Ethics”.


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June 29– July 1, 2008 10th International Post Keynesian Conference Kansas City,

Missouri. Paper: “After the Washington Consensus: The Post

Keynesian Alternative”.

4-6 January 2008 ASSA Meeting, Association of Evolutionary Economics, New

Orleans. Paper: “The Role of Risk as an FDI Barrier to Entry

during Transition: The Case of Bulgaria”.

14-16 September, 2007 First International Research Workshop in Political Economy,

University of Crete, Rethymno, Greece. Paper: “Was Shock

Therapy consistent with the Washington Consensus?”.

7-9 June, 2007 Twelfth World Congress of Social Economics, University of

Amsterdam, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, Paper: “Effectiveness

Of Concept Maps In Economics: Evidence From Australia And

USA”.

11-14 April, 2007 Association for Institutional Thought Annual Meeting, Calgary

Alberta Canada, Paper: “The ‘Discouraged-Business-Major

Hypothesis’: Empirical Evidence”.

3-5 January 2007 ASSA Meeting, Association of Evolutionary Economics, Chicago.

Paper: “Globalization and the Integration-Assisted Transition in

Central and Eastern European Economies”.

15-18 September 2006 9th International Post Keynesian Conference. Paper: “The Impact

of Economics for a Civilized Society on Economic Thought”.

18-23 June, 2006 Interdisciplinary Graduate Summer Workshop, Kansas City,

Missouri. Paper: “A Post Keynesian Approach to the Transition

Process”.

19-22 April, 2006 Association for Institutional Thought Annual Meeting, Phoenix,

Paper: “FDI, International Trade and Institutional reform in

Bulgaria” by Bitzenis A., J. Marangos and A. Andronikidis.

19-22 April, 2006 Association for Institutional Thought Annual Meeting, Phoenix,

Paper: “What Factors Determine the Decline in Student

Enrolments in Economics in Australia?”

February 24-26, 2006 Eastern Economic Association, Philadelphia.

Paper: “A Historical Account of the Distinction Between Basic

Income and Basic Livable Income Guarantee”.

6-9 January 2006 ASSA Meeting, Association of Social Economics, Boston MA.

Paper: “Basic Capital, Basic Income Guarantee and Basic-Liveable


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Income Guarantee: A Historical Perspective”.

5 January 2006 The Great Capitalist Restoration, Disembedded Economy &

Nurturance Gap, A Festschrift Celebration for James Ronald

Stanfield, Boston MA. Paper: “Social Change versus Transition:

The Political Economy of Institutions and Transitional Economies”

15-17 September, 2005 Radical Economics in the 20th Century: Radical Economics and the

Labor Movement, Kansas City, IMKC. Paper: “Labor During

Transition: An Institutional Approach”.

13-16 April, 2005 Association for Institutional Thought Annual Meeting,

Albuquerque, NM, Paper: “An Institutional Approach to the

Development of Agricultural Interest Groups in Australia”.

4-6 March, 2005 Eastern Economic Association, New York.

Paper: “Paine and Spence on Basic Income Guarantee”.

7-9 January, 2005 ASSA Meeting, Association of Social Economics, Philadelphia,

Paper: “The Evolution of the Term Washington Consensus”.

19-22 July, 2004 Business & Economics Society International, Rhodes, Greece.

Paper: “Alternative Perspectives to Social Policy during

Transition”.

27-30 September, 2004 International College Teaching Methods and Styles Conference,

Reno, NV. Paper: “A Comparative Approach to the Effectiveness

of Concept Maps in Principles of Microeconomics Between

Australian and USA Students” with S.Alley.

21-24 April 2004 Association for Institutional Thought Annual Meeting, Salt Lake

City, Utah. Paper: “Alternative Models of Transition and

Institutional Development”.

5 April 2004: Seminal Series, Department of Agricultural and Resource

Economics, CSU. Paper: “The Impact of Drought on Uncertainty

and Agricultural Investment in Australia”.

24-28 July 2003 Business & Economics Society International Conference, San

Francisco, USA.

Papers: “The Role Of Markets In Institutional Development Of

Transition Economies”

“The Value of Studying Economics”

9-10 December 2002 Australian Society of Heterodox Economist Conference, Sydney.

Paper: “A Market Socialist Model of Transition”.


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3 May 2002 Russia: Ten Years of Post-Communist Reforms, University of

Melbourne. Paper: “Was Shock Therapy Really a Shock?”.

14-16 November 2001 Eighth International Karl Polanyi Conference: “Economy and

Democracy”. National Autonomous University of Mexico, Mexico

City. Paper: “Was Shock Therapy Consistent with Democracy”.

23-26 September 2001 30th Conference of Economists, University of Western Australia,

Perth. Paper: “How University Students were Planning To Study

Introductory Microeconomics? Where their Study Plans Realised?”

9-10 July 2001 8th Annual Teaching Economics Conference, RMIT, Melbourne.

Paper: “The Value Australian Students Place on Studying

Economics”.

11 May 2001 Department of Economics, University of Newcastle,

Seminar Series.

Paper: “The Value of Studying Economics: A Student Survey”.

10 May 2001 Department of Economics, University of Newcastle,

Seminar Series. Paper: “A Post-Keynesian Model of Transition”.

22-26 July 2000 Business & Economics Society International Conference, Los

Angeles, USA.

Paper: “Advancing Student Learning Introducing Collaborative

Problem-Solving Tutorials in Introductory Microeconomics”.

20-21 June 2000 Sixth Annual Conference, Corporate and Organisational

Restructuring, Centre for Research into East European Business

and other Transforming Economies, Missenden Abbey

Management Centre, Great Missenden, Buscks, London.

Paper: “The Political Economy of Transition: Why the Shock

Therapy Model Was Short-lived?”

11-16 January 2000 4th Biennial Conference Pacific Rim Economies at the New

Millennium, Coordinated by Western Economic Association

International, Sydney.

Paper: “Alternative Methods of Institutional Development for

Transition Economies”.

16-18 December 1999 Conference on European Integration and Economies of Transition,

Chios, Greece.

Paper: “The Failure of the Shock Therapy Model: A Political

Economy Approach”,

26-30 September 1999 28th Conference of Economists, Melbourne


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Paper: “A Post Keynesian Model of Transition from Central

Administration to Market”.

22-26 July 1999 1999 Business & Economics Society International

Canary Islands, Spain

Paper: “Europe in Transition”.

27 Sept-3 October 1998 27th Conference of Economists, Sydney.

Paper: “The Political Economy of Shock Therapy”

17-21 July 1998 1998 Business & Economics Society International

Rome, Italy.

Paper: “Why the Gorbachev Reforms Fail?”

18-22 July 1997 1997 Business and Economics Society International Athens, Greece.

Paper: “Market and Political Freedom”

12-14 March 1997 33rd Annual Meeting, Midwest Business Administration

Association, Chicago, USA.

Paper: “Models of Transition for Russia and Eastern Europe”

27-28 June 1996 Five Years since the Fall of the Soviet Union. Centre for Russian and

Euro-Asian Studies, University of Melbourne.

Paper: “The Rise and The Fall of the Stalinist Economic System”

1996 Deakin University, Burwood Campus,

Transitional Economics Seminar.

Paper: “Conceptualising the Transition Problem”.

1992 Staff seminar series Faculty of Business, R.M.I.T. Coburg Campus.

Paper: “The Gorbachev Reforms in a Historical Context”.

PROFESSIONAL SERVICE

EDITORSHIP

Forum for Social Economics, a referee journal published by the Association of Social

Economics. Appointed for 2006-11.

Section Editor International Economics and Development Studies of the Global Business &

Economics Review, 2007-10.

GUEST EDITOR

Review of Social Economy with the theme“Living Standards and Social Well-Being”, for


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publication in February 2007 (with Deborah M. Figart).

Global Business & Economics Review, with the theme “The Political Economy of

Transition”, published in December 2005.

EDITORIAL BOARDS

Member of the Editorial Board of the Hellenic Open Business Administration Journal.

Member of the Editorial Board of the Forum for Social Economics

Member of the Editorial Board of Πανοeconomics

Member of the Editorial Board of Studies in Economics and Finance (2009-2013).

Member of the Editorial Board of the Journal of Economic Issues (2004-7).

Member of the Editorial Board of the Global Business & Economics Review (2004-6).

COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIP

Co-organize of the International Conference of International Business in 2010, 2011, 2012,

2013, 2014.

Scientific Committed 2015 HELLENIC OPEN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

International Conference

Member of the Executive Board of the Association for Association for Evolutionary

Economics.

Member of the Executive Board of the Association for Social Economics.

Member of AFEE Graduate Education Committee

Co-organizer of AFEE Summer Institutional School 2005.

JOURNAL, CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS AND BOOK REFEREE

International Journal of Pluralism and Economics Education

Panoeconomics

International Journal of Social Economics

Forum for Social Economics

Sociological Quarterly

Cambridge Journal of Economics

Journal of Post Keynesian Economics

Journal of International Economic Policy

Australian Journal of Political Economy

History of Economic Review

Review of Political Economy

Southern Economic Journal

Social Science Journal

Global Business & Economics Review Anthology 2005



Journal of Economic Issues.


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Journal of Socio-Economics

American Journal of Economics and Sociology

Journal of Social and Economic Policy.

Global Business & Economics Review.

Economic Papers.

Global Business & Economics Review Anthology 2001.

Global Business & Economics Review Anthology 2000,

Business & Economics for the 21st Century- Volume II. ,

Political Economy: The Contest of Economic Ideas.

Swaan, M., Microeconomics: A Contemporary Introduction, Nelson Publishing, Melbourne.

UNIVERSITY SERVICE

DEPARTMENT

Student Advisor, University of Macedonia.

Member of the University of Crete Research Board.

Vice-President of the Graduate Program, Department of Economics, University of Crete.

Member of the Graduate Admissions Committee, Colorado State University.

Member of the Board that oversees the Certificate in Political Economy, Colorado State

University.

Member of the Committee to revise the Department’s code, Colorado State University.

Member of the Search Committee, Colorado State University.

Library liaison for the Department of Economics, Colorado State University.

Member of the Advisory Board (2003-2005) to the Chair, Colorado State University.

Coordinator and Examiner of the Economics Enhancement Program Monash University.

Coordinator and Examiner of the Economics Monash College Program, Monash University.

Member of the team organizing the Departmental Open Day, Monash University.

COLLEGE

Member of the Leaning Taskforce, Colorado State University.

Chair of the School Teaching and Learning Committee of the School of Business, University of

Ballarat.

Member of the School Research Committee of the School of Business, University of Ballarat.

UNIVERSITY

Departmental representative at the University Research Committee, University of Crete.

Departmental representative at the University Quality Committee, University of Crete.

Chair of the Russian, Eastern & Central European Studies Program, International Education

Office of International Programs, Colorado State University.

Faculty Representative at the Lory Student Center Governing Board, Colorado State


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University.

Member of the Leadership Education Advisory Board-Curriculum Committee, Colorado

State University.

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