Elias Giannakis
Biographic Data
| ID | 5919822 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Elias Giannakis |
| GIVEN NAMES | Elias |
| FAMILY NAME | Giannakis |
| SIGNATURE | GIANNAKIS E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Cyprus Institute |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1779-9811 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 67 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 10 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Co-creating value in mountain agriculture
Across Europe, geographical indications and voluntary quality labels are promoted as tools to valorise territorial identity and support rural development, yet evidence on the capacity of voluntary labels to generate economic effects beyond the farm level remains limited. This study examines the co-design and early piloting of a voluntary territorial certification scheme for fruit and vegetables in the Troodos Mountains of Cyprus and explores its …
Inter-industry linkages, air pollution and human health in the European Union towards 2030
Regional economic resilience, productivity growth and sectoral interconnectedness
This paper develops a theoretical model for the conceptualization and empirical analysis of regional economic resilience. Our production function framework is applied to empirically assess the effect of pre-crisis conditions on regional resilience accounting for exogenous changes in technology and changes in production factors. Spatial regression analysis indicates that intersectoral linkages are important factors for explaining the resilience of…
A Future for Mountain Terraces
Agriculture in mountain areas is typically practiced on terraces. This form of farming is facing significant challenges across the globe related to high production costs, land abandonment, and rural depopulation. The aim of this study was to explore the viability and prospects of mountain farming using the wineries in the terraced mountains of Cyprus as a case study. A semistructured questionnaire was developed, and 11 family wineries were select…
Co-benefits of a flexitarian diet for air quality and human health in Europe
Agriculture is a major source of air pollution in Europe, with adverse impacts on human health. Having recognized the serious health outcomes, and in direct response to public demand for a cleaner environment, European public policies are aiming to reduce air pollution. This study proposes a shift to more plant-based human diets to help achieve bold reduction targets for air pollution from agriculture. To assess the potential reduction in agricul…
Regional disparities in economic resilience in the European Union across the urban–rural divide
The differences in regional economic resilience and the drivers of resilience across the urban–rural hierarchy in the European Union are explored empirically in this paper. Three different resilience indicators are computed based on employment changes. Multilevel logistic and multinomial regression models indicate that the resilience of NUTS-3 regions is strongly affected by national borders; the highest country effects are observed for rural are…
Exploring the labour productivity of agricultural systems across European regions
Determinants of regional resilience to economic crisis
The impact of the economic crisis has been highly asymmetric across the European regions. The objective of this paper is to investigate the determinants of resilience to economic crisis across European regions. Regional economic resilience was assessed based on employment changes during 2008–2013, while socioeconomic determinants were analysed pre-crisis (2002–2007). A highly heterogeneous pattern of resilience was observed within countries, whil…
Economic crisis and regional resilience
The highly variable economic performance of European agriculture
Economic crisis and regional resilience
Regional disparities in economic resilience in the European Union across the urban–rural divide
The differences in regional economic resilience and the drivers of resilience across the urban–rural hierarchy in the European Union are explored empirically in this paper. Three different resilience indicators are computed based on employment changes. Multilevel logistic and multinomial regression models indicate that the resilience of NUTS-3 regions is strongly affected by national borders; the highest country effects are observed for rural are…
The highly variable economic performance of European agriculture
Regional economic resilience, productivity growth and sectoral interconnectedness
This paper develops a theoretical model for the conceptualization and empirical analysis of regional economic resilience. Our production function framework is applied to empirically assess the effect of pre-crisis conditions on regional resilience accounting for exogenous changes in technology and changes in production factors. Spatial regression analysis indicates that intersectoral linkages are important factors for explaining the resilience of…
Exploring the labour productivity of agricultural systems across European regions
Co-benefits of a flexitarian diet for air quality and human health in Europe
Agriculture is a major source of air pollution in Europe, with adverse impacts on human health. Having recognized the serious health outcomes, and in direct response to public demand for a cleaner environment, European public policies are aiming to reduce air pollution. This study proposes a shift to more plant-based human diets to help achieve bold reduction targets for air pollution from agriculture. To assess the potential reduction in agricul…
Economic crisis and regional resilience
The highly variable economic performance of European agriculture
Determinants of regional resilience to economic crisis
The impact of the economic crisis has been highly asymmetric across the European regions. The objective of this paper is to investigate the determinants of resilience to economic crisis across European regions. Regional economic resilience was assessed based on employment changes during 2008–2013, while socioeconomic determinants were analysed pre-crisis (2002–2007). A highly heterogeneous pattern of resilience was observed within countries, whil…
Exploring the labour productivity of agricultural systems across European regions
Regional disparities in economic resilience in the European Union across the urban–rural divide
The differences in regional economic resilience and the drivers of resilience across the urban–rural hierarchy in the European Union are explored empirically in this paper. Three different resilience indicators are computed based on employment changes. Multilevel logistic and multinomial regression models indicate that the resilience of NUTS-3 regions is strongly affected by national borders; the highest country effects are observed for rural are…
Co-benefits of a flexitarian diet for air quality and human health in Europe
Agriculture is a major source of air pollution in Europe, with adverse impacts on human health. Having recognized the serious health outcomes, and in direct response to public demand for a cleaner environment, European public policies are aiming to reduce air pollution. This study proposes a shift to more plant-based human diets to help achieve bold reduction targets for air pollution from agriculture. To assess the potential reduction in agricul…
A Future for Mountain Terraces
Agriculture in mountain areas is typically practiced on terraces. This form of farming is facing significant challenges across the globe related to high production costs, land abandonment, and rural depopulation. The aim of this study was to explore the viability and prospects of mountain farming using the wineries in the terraced mountains of Cyprus as a case study. A semistructured questionnaire was developed, and 11 family wineries were select…
Inter-industry linkages, air pollution and human health in the European Union towards 2030
Regional economic resilience, productivity growth and sectoral interconnectedness
This paper develops a theoretical model for the conceptualization and empirical analysis of regional economic resilience. Our production function framework is applied to empirically assess the effect of pre-crisis conditions on regional resilience accounting for exogenous changes in technology and changes in production factors. Spatial regression analysis indicates that intersectoral linkages are important factors for explaining the resilience of…
Co-creating value in mountain agriculture
Across Europe, geographical indications and voluntary quality labels are promoted as tools to valorise territorial identity and support rural development, yet evidence on the capacity of voluntary labels to generate economic effects beyond the farm level remains limited. This study examines the co-design and early piloting of a voluntary territorial certification scheme for fruit and vegetables in the Troodos Mountains of Cyprus and explores its …
Economics (7 works) · Geography (6 works) · Agriculture (5 works) · Business (5 works) · Economic geography (4 works) · Economic growth (4 works) · European union (4 works) · Regional Economics and Spatial Analysis (4 works) · Regional resilience and development (4 works) · Agricultural economics (3 works)