Ioanna Patsioti-Tsacpounidis

Ioanna Patsioti-Tsacpounidis is Professor of Philosophy at Deree – The American College of Greece and currently serves as Department Chair of Humanities. Prior to her current position, she taught Classics and Philosophy at the University College London and the Open University, UK, as Associate Lecturer. She has published many articles on the Aristotelian philosophy, and the interrelationship between Greek philosophy and business ethics. She has also published a book on “American Pragmatism” (2005), and on “Business Ethics and the Aristotelian leader” (2015). Her current research examines the applicability of ethical perspectives in the areas of organizational ethics and leadership. Recent publications (2023) include: “Heidegger’s concept of Authenticity and the Aristotelian spoudaios”, in The International Journal of the Platonic Tradition, “Meson and Mesotes: Plotinian and Aristotelian Perspectives on the Soul’s inner Privacy and Virtue Ethics”, in the book Platonism and Its Heritage (published by the Prometheus Trust), and “Aristotle’s Akrasia and Corporate Corruption: Redefining Integrity in Business”, in the Journal of the Philosophy of Management. She currently works on a project regarding the integrated framework of Aristotelianism and Confucianism as applied to moral leadership.