Panayotis G Michaelides
Biographic Data
| ID | 616895 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Panayotis G Michaelides |
| GIVEN NAMES | Panayotis G |
| FAMILY NAME | Michaelides |
| SIGNATURE | MICHAELIDES P G |
| AFFILIATIONS | National Technical University of Athens |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1243-7176 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 13 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2005 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Cryptocurrencies, technological and market activities
Science and Technology Relatedness
Abstraction in the Marxian Oeuvre
ion has taken very different terminologies revolving around the relation between reality and thought. In this framework, the debate on the issue of crisis is fueled by different, often one-sided and ideologically contradictive, uses of abstraction. In this work, we attempt to show that without an adequate grasp of the role of abstraction, and without sufficient flexibility in making the needed abstractions, most interpreters of Marx — Marxists an…
Tourism expenditures and crisis transmission
A Spatial Stochastic Frontier Model with Spillovers
Efficiency measurement using stochastic frontier models is well established in applied econometrics. However, no published work seems to be available on efficiency analysis using spatial data dealing with possible spatial dependence between regions. This article considers a stochastic frontier model with decomposition of inefficiency into an idiosyncratic and a spatial, spillover component. Exact posterior distributions of parameters are derived,…
Schumpeter, Commons, and Veblen on Institutions
This article compares Schumpeter, Veblen, and Commons with regard to institutions setting up the paradigm of institutional evolutionary economics. Their theories are of a complex nature, and as such, it is very difficult to situate them in a clear-cut tradition. The main similarity is their opposition to the thesis that market economy is an independent and self-regulating system, in an attempt to integrate economic, sociological, and political pe…
Emil Lederer and the Schumpeter–Hilferding–Tugan-Baranowsky Nexus
This paper focuses on the thinking of Emil Lederer, one of the leading academic socialists of Germany in the 1920s. Lederer's views on economic development, technical change, credit and business cycles are compared to those of Schumpeter. The paper traces the roots of some of their ideas back to the work of two prominent Marxists, Rudolf Hilferding and Mikhail Ivanovich Tugan-Baranowsky. The paper concludes that although Lederer and Schumpeter ar…
Emil Lederer’s Theory of Economic Fluctuations and the Role of Financial Institutions
Emil Lederer was characterized as the “leading academic socialist of Germany in the 1920’s” by Joseph Schumpeter and was a highly respected economist of his time. However, most aspects of his work remain totally unexplored. This paper focuses on Emil Lederer’s theory of economic fluctuations defending the thesis that certain aspects of Lederer’s conceptualization of economic fluctuations underwent considerable modifications when his 1925 article …
The role of Jews in the late Ottoman and early Greek Salonica
Salonica is the ‘Jerusalem of the Balkans’ and the ‘mother-city of Israel’.1 However, the contribution of the Jewish community to the local cultural and economic development of late Ottoman and ear
Tarde's influence on Schumpeter
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to argue that Joseph Schumpeter's views are influenced by the French social philosopher Gabriel Tarde who delivered a theory of social evolution based on technological change as its driving force. Design/methodology/approach The paper investigates the affinities in Schumpeter's and Tarde's respective theoretical and methodological approaches. Findings In this context, the paper finds striking similarities in t…
Joseph Schumpeter and the German Historical School
So far Schumpeter's affinities with the German Historical School (GHS) have been inadequately acknowledged or even unexplored in major accounts of Schumpeter's work. This essay argues that Schumpeter's principal theses are consistent with the GHS. Schumpeter's affinity with the GHS is established by examining his writings and his relationship with Schmoller, Max Weber and Sombart. It is demonstrated that Schumpeter's works built heavily on the GH…
Emil Lederer and Joseph Schumpeter on Economic Growth, Technology and Business Cycles
This paper compares Joseph Schumpeter and Emil Lederer with respect to their visions concerning the notions of economic growth, technology and business cycles. Their theoretical investigations in a number of thematic areas seem to converge to similar views. More precisely, both Schumpeter and Lederer regard the capitalist economy as a dynamic system where the introduction of innovations is its distinctive characteristic. In such a system, static …
Did Hilferding Influence Schumpeter?
In this paper, the origins of some of Joseph Alois Schumpeter’s views are traced back to Rudolf Hilferding’s Finance Capital, regarding the Schumpeterian hypothesis and the separation of roles between capitalists, entrepreneurs and managers. After a careful examination of Hilferding’s writings, the conclusion may be drawn that Schumpeter expresses ideas very similar to Hilferding’s, and seems to have been influenced by his conceptualisation of a …
Tarde's influence on Schumpeter
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to argue that Joseph Schumpeter's views are influenced by the French social philosopher Gabriel Tarde who delivered a theory of social evolution based on technological change as its driving force. Design/methodology/approach The paper investigates the affinities in Schumpeter's and Tarde's respective theoretical and methodological approaches. Findings In this context, the paper finds striking similarities in t…
Abstraction in the Marxian Oeuvre
ion has taken very different terminologies revolving around the relation between reality and thought. In this framework, the debate on the issue of crisis is fueled by different, often one-sided and ideologically contradictive, uses of abstraction. In this work, we attempt to show that without an adequate grasp of the role of abstraction, and without sufficient flexibility in making the needed abstractions, most interpreters of Marx — Marxists an…
Tourism expenditures and crisis transmission
A Spatial Stochastic Frontier Model with Spillovers
Efficiency measurement using stochastic frontier models is well established in applied econometrics. However, no published work seems to be available on efficiency analysis using spatial data dealing with possible spatial dependence between regions. This article considers a stochastic frontier model with decomposition of inefficiency into an idiosyncratic and a spatial, spillover component. Exact posterior distributions of parameters are derived,…
Schumpeter, Commons, and Veblen on Institutions
This article compares Schumpeter, Veblen, and Commons with regard to institutions setting up the paradigm of institutional evolutionary economics. Their theories are of a complex nature, and as such, it is very difficult to situate them in a clear-cut tradition. The main similarity is their opposition to the thesis that market economy is an independent and self-regulating system, in an attempt to integrate economic, sociological, and political pe…
Did Hilferding Influence Schumpeter?
In this paper, the origins of some of Joseph Alois Schumpeter’s views are traced back to Rudolf Hilferding’s Finance Capital, regarding the Schumpeterian hypothesis and the separation of roles between capitalists, entrepreneurs and managers. After a careful examination of Hilferding’s writings, the conclusion may be drawn that Schumpeter expresses ideas very similar to Hilferding’s, and seems to have been influenced by his conceptualisation of a …
Joseph Schumpeter and the German Historical School
So far Schumpeter's affinities with the German Historical School (GHS) have been inadequately acknowledged or even unexplored in major accounts of Schumpeter's work. This essay argues that Schumpeter's principal theses are consistent with the GHS. Schumpeter's affinity with the GHS is established by examining his writings and his relationship with Schmoller, Max Weber and Sombart. It is demonstrated that Schumpeter's works built heavily on the GH…
Emil Lederer and Joseph Schumpeter on Economic Growth, Technology and Business Cycles
This paper compares Joseph Schumpeter and Emil Lederer with respect to their visions concerning the notions of economic growth, technology and business cycles. Their theoretical investigations in a number of thematic areas seem to converge to similar views. More precisely, both Schumpeter and Lederer regard the capitalist economy as a dynamic system where the introduction of innovations is its distinctive characteristic. In such a system, static …
The role of Jews in the late Ottoman and early Greek Salonica
Salonica is the ‘Jerusalem of the Balkans’ and the ‘mother-city of Israel’.1 However, the contribution of the Jewish community to the local cultural and economic development of late Ottoman and ear
Tarde's influence on Schumpeter
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to argue that Joseph Schumpeter's views are influenced by the French social philosopher Gabriel Tarde who delivered a theory of social evolution based on technological change as its driving force. Design/methodology/approach The paper investigates the affinities in Schumpeter's and Tarde's respective theoretical and methodological approaches. Findings In this context, the paper finds striking similarities in t…
Emil Lederer and the Schumpeter–Hilferding–Tugan-Baranowsky Nexus
This paper focuses on the thinking of Emil Lederer, one of the leading academic socialists of Germany in the 1920s. Lederer's views on economic development, technical change, credit and business cycles are compared to those of Schumpeter. The paper traces the roots of some of their ideas back to the work of two prominent Marxists, Rudolf Hilferding and Mikhail Ivanovich Tugan-Baranowsky. The paper concludes that although Lederer and Schumpeter ar…
Emil Lederer’s Theory of Economic Fluctuations and the Role of Financial Institutions
Emil Lederer was characterized as the “leading academic socialist of Germany in the 1920’s” by Joseph Schumpeter and was a highly respected economist of his time. However, most aspects of his work remain totally unexplored. This paper focuses on Emil Lederer’s theory of economic fluctuations defending the thesis that certain aspects of Lederer’s conceptualization of economic fluctuations underwent considerable modifications when his 1925 article …
Schumpeter, Commons, and Veblen on Institutions
This article compares Schumpeter, Veblen, and Commons with regard to institutions setting up the paradigm of institutional evolutionary economics. Their theories are of a complex nature, and as such, it is very difficult to situate them in a clear-cut tradition. The main similarity is their opposition to the thesis that market economy is an independent and self-regulating system, in an attempt to integrate economic, sociological, and political pe…
A Spatial Stochastic Frontier Model with Spillovers
Efficiency measurement using stochastic frontier models is well established in applied econometrics. However, no published work seems to be available on efficiency analysis using spatial data dealing with possible spatial dependence between regions. This article considers a stochastic frontier model with decomposition of inefficiency into an idiosyncratic and a spatial, spillover component. Exact posterior distributions of parameters are derived,…
Tourism expenditures and crisis transmission
Abstraction in the Marxian Oeuvre
ion has taken very different terminologies revolving around the relation between reality and thought. In this framework, the debate on the issue of crisis is fueled by different, often one-sided and ideologically contradictive, uses of abstraction. In this work, we attempt to show that without an adequate grasp of the role of abstraction, and without sufficient flexibility in making the needed abstractions, most interpreters of Marx — Marxists an…
Cryptocurrencies, technological and market activities
Science and Technology Relatedness
Economics (10 works) · Neoclassical economics (8 works) · Economic Theory and Institutions (6 works) · Philosophy (5 works) · Political Economy and Marxism (5 works) · Positive economics (5 works) · Economic Theory and Policy (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Political science (4 works)