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Karanikolas Pavlos
Αssociate Professor
Educations
- PhD from the Department of Agricultural Economic and Rural Development of the Agricultural University of Athens.
- MSc from the Regional Development Institute.
- BSc from the Agricultural University of Athens.

Pavlos Karanikolas is a graduate of the Agricultural University of Athens (B.Sc., Ph.D.) and the Regional Development Institute (M.Sc.). He’s currently an Assistant Professor in the Department of Agricultural Economics and Rural Development of the AUA. He teaches Introduction to Economic Theory, Political Economy, Economics of European Integration (undergraduate) and Rural Development Policies (graduate). He has taken part to national and EU research Projects such as “Farming Transitions: Pathways Towards Regional Sustainability of Agriculture in Europe” (“FarmPath”, EU-FP7), and “Small farms, small food businesses and sustainable food security” (“SALSA”, EU-Horizon 2020).

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Publications

His areas of interest include the political economy of agriculture, rural development, the design and implementation of rural development policies, as well as transition to sustainability.

Courses of teacher

R.E.D.

Political Economy of the Agri-Food Sector

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Karanikolas Pavlos
13 weeks
Through the adoption of a “pluralistic” approach and critique of the mainstream economic theory, this course aims to: acquaint students with core thematic areas of economic theory analyse both the national and international agri-food system. Upon successful completion of the course the students will be able to: Understand critical concepts of economics and the operation […]
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R.E.D.

Introduction to Agricultural Economics

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Karanikolas Pavlos
13 weeks
This course is a basic introductory course in Agricultural Economics. Upon successful completion of the course the students will be able to understand: the agro-economic approach of the three factors of production, to classify them and calculate the assets of an agricultural enterprise. the production costs of agricultural enterprises and calculate the production costs of […]
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R.E.D.

Introduction to Economic Theory

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Karanikolas Pavlos
13 weeks
The course is the first/introductory course of the Department of Agricultural Economics and Rural Development in economic theory. The course aims to familiarize students with the basic concepts of economic theory, through a “pluralistic” approach. This means that in all the thematic units of the course are exposed both the prevailing economic theory (the Neoclassical […]
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