Theocharis N. Grigoriadis holds an LLB and an LLM from the University of Athens, an MA in Russian and East European Studies from Yale University, a PhD in Economics from Saint Petersburg State University and a PhD in Political Science the University of California, Berkeley. As Professor of Economics at the Institute of East European and the Economics Department at the Free University of Berlin, he concentrates in political economy, comparative economic systems and economic history. His recent papers and projects include the impact of imperial legacies on contemporary economic development, the role of migration, culture and population transfers on economic performance and political preferences as well as international and comparative monetary policy. His regional focus is on Russia, Eastern Europe and Central Asia, while developing comparative research questions with the Eastern Mediterranean, Middle East and North Africa.

Curriculum Vitae

Doctor of Philosophy in Political Science, UC Berkeley, 2012

Candidate of Science in Economics, St. Petersburg State University, 2012

Master of Laws, University of Athens, 2007

Master of Arts in Russian and East European Studies, Yale University, 2005

Bachelor of Laws, University of Athens, 2002