You can watch my first Irish debates here. Here (.pdf) are the notes I made before the talk, maybe they'll […]

An Audioboo on teaching journalists the rudiments of economics, finance, and perhaps how not to be a sucker when it […]

Simon Halliday asked for my thoughts on curriculum redesign. So Simon, combined with audioboo and a very busy day trying […]

Hold your horses folks, it's not quite as boring as it sounds. Choosing a textbook for 300+ students is no […]

My first Irish Debate will go ahead on Tuesday, June 8th, at 10am. All are welcome to log in and […]

Joe Garde has set up Irishdebate.com, a forum for online debate, using his expertise in setting up online meetings. The […]

Wow. Thanks to David Neville for passing this video on.

Readers interested in behavioural economics should seriously consider going along to this event: Behavioural Economics, Policy and Business Friday 28th […]

Wynne Godley, more on his passing.

Here's a talk I gave to Dublin City Council on Thursday, here are the slides. Thanks to Cllrs Forde and […]

Here's Mark Little's talk at the ICT in Education Conference at the Tipperary Institute. I've been following Mark's journey from Primetime […]

Wynne Godley was the most insightful macroeconomic forecaster of his generation Hear-hear.

Salman Khan teaches online using youtube as his medium. To date he's recorded more than 1400 videos on various mathematics […]

There has been much talk of constitutional reform in recent days (anyone interested in this area should be reading PoliticalReform.ie). Here's […]

Here's a working paper with KPV O'Sullivan on Anglo Irish Bank, the corporate landscape in Ireland, and our macroeconomic transition. […]