1. Hasanagas, N., M. Pousini and M. Goula, 2018. Exploring determinants and relations between nature-based (“Eco”-) tourism and agro-tourism. Regional Sci. Inquiry, 10: 171-185.
2. Hasanagas, N., A. Bekiari and P. Vasilos, 2017. Friendliness to animals and verbal aggressiveness to people: using prison inmates education networks as an illustration. Social Netw., 6: 224-238.
3. Hasanagas, N. and A. Bekiari, 2017. An Exploration of the Relation between Hunting and Aggressiveness: Using Inmates Networks at Prison Secondary School as an Illustration. Social Networking, 6: 19-37.
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4. Tsiobani, E.T., M.D. Yiakoulaki, N.D. Hasanagas, G. Menexes and K. Papanikolaou, 2016. Water Buffaloes grazing behaviour at the Lake Kerkini National Park, Northern Greece. Hacquetia, 15: 133-142.
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5. Hasanagas, N.D., 2016. Managing information in forest policy networks: Distinguishing influential actors form the ``postmen``. For. Policy Econ., 68: 73-80.
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6. Goula, M. and N. Hasanagas, 2016. Exploring the Role of Monumental Values in the Mountainous Regional Development Using Traditional Bridges as an Illustration. J. Environ. Social Sci., 3: 1-7.
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7. Bekiari, A. and N. Hasanagas, 2016. Suggesting Indicators of Superficiality and Purity in Verbal Aggressiveness: An Application in Adult Education Class Networks of Prison Inmates. Open J. Social Sci., 4: 279-292.
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8. Hasanagas, N., M. Goula and A. Margarian, 2015. Die rolle des iwf in der ostasiatischen krise am beispiel indonesiens: lehren fÊr kÊnftige krisen (The role of imf in the east asian crisis in case of indonesia: Lessons for future crises). Z. fur die Reg. Wiss., VI: 25-34.
9. Hasanagas, N. and A. Bekiari, 2015. Depicting Determinants and Effects of Intimacy and Verbal Aggressiveness Target through Social Network Analysis. Sociol. Mind, 5: 162-175.
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10. Goula, M., C. Ladias, O. Gioti-Papadaki and N. Hasanagas, 2015. The Spatial Dimension of Environment-Related Attitudes: Does Urban or Rural Origin Matter? Reg. Sci. Inq., 7: 115-129.
11. Bekiari, A. and N. Hasanagas, 2015. Verbal Aggressiveness Exploration through Complete Social Network Analysis: Using Physical Education Students` Class as an Illustration. Int. J. Social Sci. Stud., 3: 30-49.
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12. Tsiobani, E., N. Hasanagas, M. Yiakoulaki and K. Papanikolaou, 2013. Pluriactivity and professionalism in buffalo farming system: The case of Northern Greece. Indian J. Anim. Sci., Vol. 83 .
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13. Hasanagas, N.D., 2013. Digital perception functionality for institutional design: The forest policy issue of loch lomond and the trossachs national park of Scotland as a case study. Int. J. Comput. Commun. Control, 8: 206-219.
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14. Alexiadis, S., N. Hasanagas and C. Ladias, 2013. Examining agriculture from a regional perspective: Implications for the common agricultural policy. Land Use Policy, 30: 665-669.
15. Papaspyropoulos, K.G., C.K. Sokos, N.D. Hasanagas and P.K. Birtsas, 2012. Sustainability of Recreational Hunting Tourism: A Cluster Analysis Approach for Woodcock Hunting in Greece. In: New Trends Towards Mediterranean Tourism Sustainability, Rosalino, L.M., A. Silva and A. Abreu (Eds.)., Chapter 4. Nova Science Publishers, New York, ISBN: 978-1-62257-627-2, pp: 79-94.
16. Papadopoulou, E., C. Papalexiou and N. Hasanagas, 2012. Participatory evaluation of rural development programmes: A qualitative approach in the case of modernisation of agricultural holdings in Greece. Reg. Sci. Inq., 4: 81-94.
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17. Papadopoulou, E., N. Hasanagas and D. Harvey, 2011. Analysis of rural development policy networks in Greece: Is leader really different? Land Use Policy, 28: 663-673.
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18. Ladias, C., N. Hasanagas and E. Papadopoulou, 2011. Conceptualising 'macro-regions': Viewpoints and tools beyond NUTS classification. Stud. Agric. Econ., 113: 138-144.
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19. Hasanagas, N.D., 2011. Network analysis functionality in environmental policy: Combining abstract software engineering with field empiricism. Int. J. Comput. Commun. Control, 6: 622-635.
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20. Hasanagas, N. and A. Koskina, 2011. Non-visual Landscape: Landscape Planning for People with Vision Problems. Columbia University Press, Stuttgart, Germany, ISBN 13: 978-3838201962, Pages: 102.
21. Hasanagas, N.D., A.D. Styliadis, E.I. Papadopoulou and P.K. Birtsas, 2010. Land policy and socio-spatial impacts in a burned forest: The case of Chalkidiki, Greece (2006). RevCAD- J. Geod. Cadastre, pp: 99-112 .
22. Hasanagas, N.D., A.D. Styliadis, E. Papadopoulou and L. Sexidis, 2010. E-learning and environmental policy: The case of a politico-administrative GIS. Int. J. Comput. Commun., 5: 517-524.
23. Hasanagas, N.D., A.D. Styliadis and E. Papadopoulou, 2010. Environmental policy and science management: Using a scientometric-specific GIS for e-learning purposes. Int. J. Comput. Commun. Control, 5: 171-178.
24. Styliadis, A.D., I.I. Akbaylar, D.A. Papadopoulou, N.D. Hasanagas, S.A. Roussa and L.A. Sexidis, 2009. Metadata-based heritage sites modeling with e-learning functionality. J. Cult. Heritage, 10: 296-312.
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25. Hasanagas, N.D., A. Sachpazi, S. Kamkos, G. Tzimpridou, P. Birtsas and K. Radoglou, 2009. Quantitative Analysis of Socio-Political Power and Structures in Hunting-Environmental Policy Networks: An Application of Mathematical Sociology to the Environmental Policy Analysis. National Agriculture Research Foundation, Athens, Greece, ISBN: 978-960-88296-4-0, Pages: 128.
26. Hasanagas, N., V. Kyriakou, A. Styliadis, N. Kara, S. Saoulidou and T. Katsika, 2009. Familiarity and perception of small urban monuments. RevCAD- J. Geod. Cadastre, pp: 87-98 .
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27. Krott, M. and N.D. Hasanagas, 2006. Measuring bridges between sectors: Causative evaluation of cross-sectorality. Forest Policy Econ., 8: 555-563.
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28. Real, A. and N.D. Hasanagas, 2005. Complete network analysis in research of organized interests and policy analysis: Indicators, methodical aspects and challenges. Connections, 26: 89-106.
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29. Hasanagas, N.D. and A.T. Real, 2004. Success potentials in environmental policy networks: to join or not to join compatibility, influence, cost effectiveness. Interdiscip. Environ. Rev., 6: 101-116.
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30. Hasanagas, N.D., A.T. Real, K. Tsimonis, A. Karagiannis and B. Feierabend, 2003. Trust and economic factors of interest groups in environmental policy networks: Application of empirical social research to institutional economics. Forstarchiv, 74: 171-178.
31. Hasanagas, N.D., 2003. Lobbying management: Principles and methods of a more effective practice in the environmental labyrinth of the European Union. Scott. For., 57: 28-32.
32. Hasanagas, N.D., 2003. Assessing susceptibility to corruption in environmental and rural policy making using quantitative network analysis: socio-informatics in the service of the judiciary and policy consulting. Interdiscip. Environ. Rev., 5: 180-199.
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33. Hasanagas, N.D. and R. Shoesmith, 2002. The role of the European Parliament in forest environment issues. Eur. Environ., 12: 213-223.
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34. Hasanagas, N.D. and I. Woehler, 2002. The sustainability of knowledge production in forest science: Weak point analysis from a science-sociological point of view. Forstarchiv, 73: 236-241.
35. Hasanagas, N.D., 2001. Implications of the europeanization in trans-sectoral environmental policy areas. Case study: forestry-nature conservation. Interdiscip. Environ. Rev., 3: 118-133.
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