Department of Economics

Dermot McAleese

Pro-Chancellor of Trinity College & Emeritus Whately Professor of Political Economy

B Comm (NUI 1962)

M Econ Sc (NUI 1964)

M A (The Johns Hopkins University 1968)

Ph D (The Johns Hopkins University 1971)

email: dermot.mcaleese@tcd.ie

Pro-Chancellor of the University, 2005

Chairman of the Consultative Board, Institute for International Integration Studies, Trinity College Dublin 2004

Whately Professor of Political Economy, Trinity College Dublin 1979-2004

Dean, Faculty of Business Economic and Social Studies 1999-2004

Visiting Faculty, Graduate School of International Business, Ecole des Ponts et Chaussees (Paris) 1993- present

Associate Fellow, the Irish Management Institute 1985 - present

Chairperson, the Commission on Pensions in the Public Sector 1996-2001

Director, Central Bank of Ireland 1979-96

Visiting Professor, The World Bank, Washington DC 1987

Visiting Professor, The University of Texas at Dallas 1984

President of the Irish Economic Association (1988-90)

Chairman Economic and Social Reseach Institute 1988-91

President, The Statistical and Social Inquiry of Ireland 1995-98

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Teaching

Economics for Business (MBA), Trinity College Dublin 1990 - present

World Economy (MSc Mgmt) Trinity Colllege Dublin and the Irish Management Institute 1992 - present

Occasional lecturer at Ecole Hassania des Travaux Publics (Casablanca), Tongji University (Shanghai) and ENPC (Paris).

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Research Interests

European integration, trade and foreign investment

Irish economic policy

Business and economics

Publications

ECONOMICS FOR BUSINESS THIRD EDITION FINANCIAL TIMES/ PRENTICE HALL 2004 FINANCIAL TIME PRENTICE HALL 2004 620 pp

See booksite for Economics for Business at www.booksites.net/mcaleese

'Trade Protectionism' Article for The Encycolpedia of Globalisation R Robertson and J A Scholte (eds), MTM Publishing, New York (forthcoming)

'Policy Objectives and Competitiveness for a Regional Economy' chapter 1 of John O'Hagan and Carol Newman (eds) Economy of Ireland: National and Sectoral Policy Issues Gill &Macmillan Dublin 2005

'From Lame Duck to Celtic Tiger” Etudes Irlandaises Printemps/Spring 2002 pp 161-184

'The Irish Economy: Recent Growth, European Integration and Future Prospects' paper to Centro Informacao Europeia Lisbon October 2001

“External Trade Policy” in Ali El-Agraa (ed) The European Union: Economics and Policies London: Financial Times Prentice Hall 2000pp 498-526 (with Marius Brülhart)

'The Celtic Tiger: Origins and Prospects' Policy Options Politiques July August 2000

“Institutional Support for Exporting: Issues and Evidence” in A MacBean (ed) Trade and Transition: Trade Promotion in Transitional Economies London: Frank Cass 2000 pp 18-28 (with Mary O’Donnell)

“Twenty-five Years 'A Growing' in Rory O'Donnell (ed) Europe: The Irish Experience Dublin: Institute of European Affairs 2000 pp 79-110

'Discussion' of J Pelkmans and P Brenton 'Bilateral Trade Agreements with the EU: Driving Forces and Effects' in O Memovedic et al (eds) Multilateralism and Regionalism in the Post-Uruguay Round Era Kluwer Academic Publishers Dordrecht 1999 pp 121-125

'Economic Policy and Performance: The Irish Experience' Journal of the Statistical and Social Inquiry Society of Ireland1997/98 Vol XXVII Part v pp 3-18

'Industrial adjustment, foreign investment and intra-industry trade' in M.Brülhart and R. Hine Intra-industry Trade and Adjustment: the European Experience Macmillan London 1999 (with M Brülhart and M O'Donnell)

'Europe and the Wider World' in K A Kennedy From Famine to Feast: Economic and Social Change in Ireland 1847-1997 Dublin Institute of Public Administration 1998 pp 160-174

Selected list of publications

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