The aim of EMRUn is to exploit the know-how and infrastructure of the UoC in order to conduct opinion and market research in accordance with international standards, either on behalf of the UoC or on behalf of third parties.
Through research carried out on behalf of the UoC, the public opinion of Crete is recorded and promoted and the interaction of the UoC with the local society and economy is strengthened, highlighting its development strategy.
At the same time, EMRUn undertakes opinion and market surveys for third parties - private entities, businesses or institutional actors, in order to provide means and resources for strengthening the educational and research activity and the general development of the University.
Entrepreneurship and Market Research Unit (EMRUn)
Department of Economics
Objectives
Topics
Quantitative and Qualitative Research, Market Research, Data analysis, Business and Operations
Members
(SCIENTIFICALLY RESPONSIBLE) Vangelis Tzouvelekas (Professor)
(MEMBERS OF RESEARCH TEAM) Manolis Petrakis (Professor), Nikos Papadakis (Professor), Sophia Triliva (Professor), Valantis Gaganis (Associate Professor), Periklis Drakos (MSc Economist, member of Laboratory Teaching Staff), Kostis Pigounakis (Dr. Mechanical Engineer, member of Laboratory Teaching Staff).
Research Projects (after 2010)
Publications
Vavvos, A., & Triliva, S. (2018). The neo-liberal myth of austerity: debt and solidarity in the forefront of public space. Journal of Social and Political Psychology, 6(2), 315-330.
Greek Islands in crisis: social vulnerability and the need for integrated territorial development strategies (2017) N Papadakis, S Kyvelou, European Quarterly of Political Attitudes and Mentalities 6 (2), 67-88
Fotopoulos, Ch., Pantzios, Ch. and V. Tzouvelekas. Comparative Cost of Production in SelectiveOrganic Cultivations in Greece. Proceedings to the Symposium of Organic Agriculture Network, 2001, Piraeus: Stamoulis Press, pp. 155-172. (in Greek).
Έρευνα για τη μάρκα «Ρέθυμνο» (brand equity). http://econservices.soc.uoc.gr/emrun/?p=177
