Naoum Mylonas

Assistant Professor

Ionian University

Greece

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Naoum Mylonas is an Assistant Professor at Ionian University. His research interests encompass various fields, including alternative forms of tourism, employment effects of minimum wages, and the impact of transformative leadership on burnout during the COVID-19 pandemic. He has also focused on women-owned ventures, ecolabels in consumer behavior, and social media adoption in the hospitality industry. His recent scholarly contributions reflect a commitment to understanding entrepreneurship, innovation, and organizational practices in contemporary settings in Greece.

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Kyriakos Riskos

Erasmus University Rotterdam

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Georgios Giotis

Ionian University

GREECE

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Alternative Forms of Tourism: A Comparative Study of Website Effectiveness in Promoting UNESCO Global Geoparks and International Dark Sky Parks

Employment Effect of Minimum Wages

Transformational Leadership, HRM practices and burnout during the COVID-19 pandemic: The role of personal stress, anxiety, and workplace loneliness

Entrepreneurs’ competencies and networking as determinants of women-owned ventures success in post-economic crisis era in Greece

Ecolabels and the Attitude–Behavior Relationship towards Green Product Purchase: A Multiple Mediation Model

Organizational Adoption of Social Media in the Hospitality Industry: An Integrated Approach Based on DIT and TOE Frameworks

Data on creative industries ventures’ performance influenced by four networking types: Designing strategies for a sample of female entrepreneurs with the use of multiple criteria analysis

The impact of imitation strategies, managerial and entrepreneurial skills on startups’ entrepreneurial innovation

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Kyriakos Riskos

Georgios Giotis

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