Participation of members of the Department in the Conference of the International Association of Maritime Economists (IAME)
Faculty members and PhD candidates from the Department of Maritime Studies participated in the 2026 Conference of the International Association of Maritime Economists (IAME), held in Singapore from 30 June to 3 July 2026.
The Department of Maritime Studies has participated systematically in the IAME Conference over the past thirty years, reflecting its commitment to research excellence and its substantial role in the development of maritime economics as a distinct academic field.
The following papers were presented by researchers from the Department:
“ETHOS: A Critical Social Contract Framework for Shipping Ethics” – Andreas Andrikopoulos
“Ship chartering practices: Navigating freight rate pricing in bulk carrier and tanker markets” – Eleni Avaritsioti, Nikos K Nomikos, Vangelis Tsioumas, & Katerina Voutsina
“Physical and Economic Implications of Climate Change on Greek Ports ” – Markozanes Fragkiskos, Roumpis Efthimios, Vaggelas Georgios, Lesioti Stamatina, & Karditsa Aikaterini
“Negative ESG News and Stock Market Reaction in the Shipping Industry” – Athanasios Nasis & Anastasia Christodoulou
“American Elections and Tanker Shipping” – Dionysios Polemis & Christos Bentsos
“Green Shipping Transition: Assessing Biofuel Viability” – Magdalini Tsitlakidou & Anastasia Christodoulou
“Digital Performance Monitoring as A Managerial Governance Infrastructure: Evidence from Bulk-Carrier Operations” – Nikolaos Tsoulakos & Angelos Pantouvakis
“Beyond Connectivity: Developing a Hub-Port in Kingston, Jamaica ” – George Vaggelas, Thanos Pallis, & Andreas Hadjikofinas
Warm congratulations to all our researchers!
