Liam and the lads at the Geary Blog ask the question, and I'd like to ask our UL students---what will […]

Visiting a friend's house last night, their seven year old asked what I did. I told her I was a […]

Prof. James Hamilton digests the pure rage AIG's decision to pay its executives 165 million dollars in bonuses, some of […]

This is the last lecture of the course. We'll look at Ireland in the EU, and do a recap of […]

In this lecture, we will introduce students to the institutional, legal and political context of enlargement within the EU, and preview […]

EC4333 Students should find this interesting: Nice one. Embedded Video Blogged with Flock

Click here to download the Problem Sheet Here is the Solow spreadsheet to use in question 1. Click here to […]

Tuppenceworth is liveblogging the Oireachtas meeting on Ireland's future in the EU. EC4333 students should check it out here. (HT, […]

We have seen how the EU has affected economic growth and development across the EU in previous lectures. In this […]

EC4333 students, take a look at the page I'm linking to here, it's very important for the course. European Commission […]

Competition policy was developed as an essential part of the integration process, both in the Treaty of Paris, establishing the […]

There's a box outside the departmental office, KB 3 -22a, for your assignments, and it will be there on Monday […]

From calculated risk via Delong. 

The Common Agricultural Policy is a source of much contention in Europe and in the world because of its size, […]

  EC4333 students, click here to read an article describing the Lisbon treaty's possible effects on energy security in the […]