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How U.S. Tax Inversions Affect Shareholder WealthAssistant Professor Elaine Laing and Adjunct Assistant Professor Constantin Gurdgiev discuss how US tax inversions affect shareholder wealth, and how in the short-run these inversions may increase shareholder wealth. -
Trinity Business News, April EzineHave a read of Trinity Business School news from over the past few months. Read the ezine here. -
5th Edition Published on Insider Action ResearchProfessor Emeritus David Coghlan, largely credited with creating the notion of insider action research, recently published the 5th edition of his book Doing Action Research in your Own Organisation. -
Ireland and the Changing Global Foreign Direct Investment LandscapeRead Professor Frank Barrys Analyses of the Five Key Developments in the Global FDI Landscape and Their Implications for Ireland, which include US corporate tax cuts, fiscal integration, digitalisation, eastward shift of the FDI landscape, and Brexit -
How AI Can Help Us Live More DeliberatelyJulian Friedland, Assistant Professor in Business Ethics at Trinity Business School, warns us about the potential for AI to reduce human agency in the modern world. He offers a number of solutions on how we can maintain ethical lifestyle choices in a world dominated by algorithms. -
Hard Brexit may not be the end for Irish FarmersProfessor Frank Barry, Professor of International Business and Economic Development at Trinity Business School, discusses the potential of UK food business -
Greta Thunberg Calls for ‘System Change not Climate Change’. Here’s What That Could Look LikeWhat is system change and how does it happen? Professor Sheila Cannon writes about the pressing need to change our political and economic systems which are failing to respond to climate change. -
Theresa May is Right About one Thing – It is Time Politicians Worked Together on BrexitDr. Martin Fellenz, Associate Professor in Organisational Behaviour at Trinity Business School, discusses the need for clear and decisive leadership to build political consensus on a joint way forward for Brexit.