Associate Professor Anastasios D. Karayannis

On-Line Articles

1. THE PLATONIC ETHICO-ECONOMIC STRUCTURE OF THE SOCIETY
2. ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND THE TRANSITION FROM SOCIALISM TO A FREE MARKET
3. THE GREEK CHRISTIAN FATHERS
4. BEHAVIOURAL ASSUMPTIONS IN NASSAU SENIOR'S ECONOMICS
5. TOWARDS AN ECONOMIC APPROACH TO IMPERFECT MERITOCRACY
6. SIR JAMES STEUART ON VALUE AND PRICES
7. SUPPLY- PUSH AND DEMAND- PULL FACTORS OF TECHNOLOGICAL PROGRESS IN THE EARLY DECADES OF THE 19th CENTURY (1800- 1840)
8. ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN CLASSICAL GREEK LITERATURE
9. ROWLANT HAMLITON'S NEGLECTED CONTRIBUTION ON RISK UNCERTAINTY AND PROFIT
10. THE EASTERN CRISTIAN FATHERS (A.D. 350- 400) ON THE REDISTRIBUTION OF THE WEALTH
11. IMPERFECT MERITOCRACY AND INEFFICIENCY
12. DEMOCRITUS ON ETHICS AND ECONOMICS
13. THE ENTREPRENEURIAL FUNCTION IN ECONOMIC LITERATURE: A SYNOPTIC REVIEW
14. JAMES STEUART ON DISTRIBUTION
15. ENTREPRENEURIAL PLURALISM AND CULTURAL DIVERSITY
16. SIR JAMES STEUART ON THE MANAGED MARKET
17. ENTREPRENEURIAL ACTIVITIES IN A VEBLENIAN TYPE TRANSITION ECONOMY
18. ENTREPRENEURIAL FUNCTIONS AND CHARACTERISTICS IN A PROTO- CAPITALIST ECONOMY: THE XENOPHONIAN ENTREPRENEUR
19. SELECTIVITY CRITERIA IN THE HISTORIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMICS
20. PIONEERS OF ECONOMIC METHODOLOGY
21. GREEK ECONOMIC POLICY AND THE ENTREPRENEURIAL FUNCTION
22. TWENTIETH CENTURY GREEK ECONOMISTS & THE QUANTITY THEORY OF MONEY
23. HELLINIC NOMARCHY: A DISCOURSE ON FREEDOM
24. THE HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT OF HIERCHIACAL BEHAVIOUR IN ECONOMIC THOUGHT
25. SIR JAMES STEUART ON "FOREIGNTRADE" & POLICY
26. KEYNES & THE CONSTRAINS OF POLICY
27. A SYNOSPIS OF LAWRENCE R. KLEIN'S THOUGHTS & CONTRIBUTIONS TO ECONOMICS
28. MAINSTREAM CONSUMER THEORY
29. THE ECONOMIC THOUGHT OF GEORGIOS GEMISTOS-PLETHON & NICCOLO MACHIAVELLI: SOME COMPERATIVE PARALLELS & LINKS
30. GEORGIOS GEMISTOS-PLETHON ON ECONOMIC POLICY
31. ROBERT TORRENTS ON TECHNOLOGICAL PROGRESS
32. ECONOMIC IDEAS OD ANCIENT GREEK SOPHISTS & ORATORS
33. T. VEBLEN'S EVOLUTIONARY THEORY OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP
34. TRANSITION ECONOMIES & THE VEBLENIAN FINANCIAL ENTREPRENEUR

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