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Autumn 2007

26 September, Prof. Stephen Roper, Aston University, "Innovation, Ownership and Profitability "

5 October, Prof. Deirdre McCloskey, U. Illinois at Chicago, "The Cult of Statistical Significance"

24 October Dr. Alan Ahearne, NUIG, "Internal and External Current Account Balances in the Euro Area."

14 November Dr. Liam Delaney, UCD & ESRI, "Neuroeconomics and decision making in different life domains"

21 November Prof. Miriam Wiley, ESRI, "TBA"

28 November Dr. Arnold Polanski, QUB, "TBA"



Spring 2007



16th February 12h00-13h00

Ronan Lyons, Forfas

National Competitiveness & Export-Led Growth: Why Policymakers Should Still Care’

23rd February 12h00-13h00

Brendan Kenelly & Eoghan Garvey, Department of Economics, NUI, Galway

‘The Socio-Economic Determinants of Suicide in the OECD’

2nd March 12h00-13h00

Fergal O’Brien, Department of Accounting and Finance, UL

‘Index Options: Forward Looking Systematic Moments'

9th March 12h00-13h00

Vanni Borooah, Department of Economics, University of Ulster

‘Love Thy Neighbour: How Much Bigotry Is There In Western Countries?

16th March 12h00-13h00

Dermot McCarthy and Donal Palcic, Department of Economics, University of Limerick

‘Employee Share Ownership Plans and Privatisation in Ireland’

23rd March 12h00-13h00

Todd Watkins, Lehigh University, USA

‘Absorptive Capacity and R&D Tax Policy: Are In-house and External Contract R&D Substitutes or Complements?’

30th March 12h00-13h00

Charles Larkin, Trinity College, Dublin

‘Ius Naturale, Ius Gentium and the IMF Quota-Voting System’

13th April 12h00-13h00

John Hill, Department of Economics, University of Limerick

‘Evaluating the Income and Employment Effects of Labour Market Programmes in Ireland’

20th April 12h00-13h00

Ajit Singh, Queens College, Cambridge

‘Globalisation, Industrial Revolutions in China and Labour Markets in Advanced Countries: Implications for National and International Economic Policy.’

27th April 12h00-13h00

Aidan Kane, Department of Economics, National University of Ireland, Galway

‘Public Revenue and Expenditure for Ireland, 1922-64’

4rth May 12h00-13h00

Eoin Reeves, Department of Economics, UL

‘The Practice of Contracting in Public Private Partnerships: Transaction Costs and Relational Contracting in the Irish Schools Sector’

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December 10th, 2019

Using Social Media to Boost your profile

My talk for the social media summit is here. 

November 5th, 2019

Innospace UL talk

Thanks for the invitation to speak, the whole talk is here. 

October 9th, 2019

Understanding the macroeconomy podcast

I really enjoyed my interview with Dr Niall Farrell of the Irish Economics Podcast. You can listen to it here:

September 15th, 2018

Identifying Mechanisms Underlying Peer Effects on Multiplex Networks

New paper with Hang Xiong and Diane Payne just published in JASS: Abstract: We separately identify two mechanisms underlying peer […]

March 24th, 2018

Capital inflows, crisis and recovery in small open economies

Our latest paper, and my first with my Melbourne School of Government affiliation (plus my UL one, of course) is […]

March 7th, 2018

Southern Charm

What's it like working at Australia's number one university, ranked 23rd in the world for social sciences? It's pretty cool, […]

February 7th, 2018

Freedom interview

I did an interview for an app I love using called Freedom. Basically I pay them to block off the […]

December 10th, 2017

Marian Finucane Interview

I did a fairly long interview about the experience of moving to Australia with my family. You can listen here.

November 17th, 2017

Increasing wages for macroeconomic stability

My first piece for the conversation is here. I'm arguing the economy would benefit from wage increases, paid for from […]

November 14th, 2017

Health Workforce Planning Models, Tools and Processes: An Evidence Review

Below is my recorded talk, here are my slides, and the handout for the 4th Global Forum on Human Resources for […]

October 5th, 2017

Aalborg Keynote

My talk from the fourth Nordic Post Keynesian conference is up. The full list of keynotes is here.

October 1st, 2017

AIST Debt and Demography talk

(Apparently Limerick is in the UK now!)

September 7th, 2017

My AIST Keynote: Europe Exposed

In which a camera man faints halfway through--he's OK though, I checked afterwards!

July 22nd, 2017

MacGill Summer School Speech

My speech at the MacGill Summer School is here. Thanks to Joe Muholland for inviting me to speak.

May 25th, 2017

Business Post Articles

All my Sunday Business Post articles (back to 2014/5, when I joined the paper) are available here, behind a paywall, and […]

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