Professor Frank Barry
Chair-Intl. Business & Development, Trinity Business School
Biography
Frank Barry is Professor of International Business & Economic Development at the Trinity Business School and a member of the Royal Irish Academy. He has held positions at the Universities of Stockholm, California and New South Wales, and with the Harvard Institute for International Development. He has acted as a consultant for the World Bank, the European Commission, the African Economic Research Consortium, and various Irish and UK government agencies. His current research interests are in the fields of foreign direct investment and economic and business history.
Publications and Further Research Outputs
Peer-Reviewed Publications
Frank Barry, Industry and Policy in Independent Ireland, 1922-1972, Oxford, Oxford University Press, 2023, 1-232pp
Frank Barry, "Business Establishment Opposition to Southern Ireland's Exit from the United Kingdom", , Enterprise and Society, 23, (4), 2022, p984 - 1018
Eoin Drea and Frank Barry, "A Reappraisal of Joseph Brennan and the Achievements of Irish Banking and Currency Policy 1922-43" , Financial History Review, 28, (1), 2021, p45 - 66
The Southern Unionist Business Community and the Economics of Home Rule and Secession in, editor(s)B. Hughes and C. Morrissey , Southern Irish Loyalism, 1912-1949, Liverpool, Liverpool University Press, 2020, pp95-114 , [Frank Barry]
Frank Barry, Xiaolu Sun and Benn F. Hogan, Brexit Damage Limitation: Tariff-Jumping FDI and the Irish Agri-Food Sector, Irish Journal of Management, 39, (1), 2020, p61-74
Frank Barry and James Kennedy, An Assessment of R&D tax credits and their role towards innovation in Irish industry, Irish Journal of Management, 39, (1), 2020, p34-46
The Life and Death of Protestant Businesses in Independent Ireland in, I. d'Alton and I. Milne , Protestant and Irish: the Minority's Search for Place in Independent Ireland, Cork, Cork University Press, 2019, pp155 - 170, [Frank Barry]
Barry, F., and A. Devlin, "Protection versus Free Trade in the Free State Era: The Finance Attitude", Irish Economic and Social History, 46, (1), 2019, p3-21
Barry, F, "Ireland and the changing global foreign direct investment landscape", Administration, 67, (3), 2019, p93-110
Barry, F., and C. O'Mahony, "Pitfalls in the Use of Foreign Direct Investment Statistics", World Economy, 42, 2019, p2835-2853
Barry, F, "Aggressive Tax Planning Practices and Inward-FDI Implications for Ireland of the New US Corporate Tax Regime", Economic and Social Review, 50, (2), 2019, p325-340
Barry, F., and A. Bergin, "Export Structure, FDI and the Rapidity of Ireland's Recovery from Crisis", Economic and Social Review, 50, (4), 2019, p707-724
Frank Barry, The leading manufacturing firms in the Irish Free State in 1929, Irish Historical Studies, 42, (162), 2018, p293-316
Frank Barry, The Irish Single-Currency Debate of the 1990s in Retrospect', Journal of the Statistical and Social Inquiry Society of Ireland, XLVI, 2017, p71-96
Barry, F., The Central Bank's harmonised competitiveness indicators: Users beware, Administration, 65, (4), 2017, p73-82
Frank Barry, Clare O'Mahony, Regime Change in 1950s Ireland, Irish Economic and Social History, 2017, p033248931772140
Frank Barry, Linda Barry, Aisling Menton, Tariff-jumping foreign direct investment in protectionist era Ireland, Economic History Review, 69, (4), 2016, p1285-1308
Business in, editor(s)W. Roche, P. O'Connell and A. Prothero , Austerity and Recovery in Ireland: Europe's Poster Child and the Great Recession, Oxford and New York, Oxford University Press, 2016, pp62--84 , [Frank Barry, Adele Bergin]
Capital Flight, Safe Havens and Secrecy Jurisdictions in, editor(s)S. I. Ajayi and L. Ndikumana , Capital Flight from Africa: Causes, Effects and Policy Issues, Oxford, Oxford University Press, 2015, pp323-345 , [Frank Barry]
Implications for International Business of Separatist Movements: The Case of Scottish Independence in, editor(s)P Konara, Y Ha, F McDonald, Y Wei, C.P.C Pettit, P Dunleavy , The rise of multinationals from emerging economies, Palgrave Macmillan, 2015, pp28--50 , [Frank McDonald, Frank Barry, Nigel Driffield, Brad MacKay, Duncan Ross, Alan Rugman, Stephen Young]
Barry, Frank, and Mícheál O Fathartaigh, The Industrial Development Authority, 1949-58: establishment, evolution and expansion of influence, Irish Historical Studies, 39, (155), 2015, p460 - 478
Research capacity building in Africa:perceived strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats impacting on the doctoral training for development programme in Africa. in, editor(s)Louis Brennan , Enacting Globalization: Multidisciplinary Perspectives on International Integration, Basingstoke, UK, Palgrave Macmillan, 2014, pp43 - 53, [Uduma O, Glavey S, Doyle S, Hennessy M, Barry F, Jones M, MacLachlan M]
Thomas K.J. McDermott, Frank Barry and Richard S.J. Tol), Disasters and Development: Natural Disasters, Credit Constraints, and Economic Growth, Oxford Economic Papers, 66, (3), 2014, p750 - 773
Frank Barry, Outward-Oriented Economic Development and the Irish Education System, Irish Educational Studies, 33, (2), 2014, p213-223
Frank Barry, Patrick Honohan and Tara McIndoe-Calder, Lost Decades: Postcolonial Ireland and Zimbabwe, Irish Studies in International Affairs, 25, 2014, p239-257
Frank Barry, "Diversifying External Linkages: the Exercise of Irish Economic Sovereignty in Long-Term Perspective", Oxford Review of Economic Policy, 30, (2), 2014, p208-222
Frank Barry, Politicians, the Bureaucracy and Economic Policymaking over Two Crises: the 1950s and Today, Journal of the Statistical and Social Inquiry Society of Ireland, XL11, 2013, p81 - 88
Offshoring, Inward Investment and Export Performance in Ireland in, editor(s)A. Bardhan, D. M. Jaffee and C. A. Kroll , The Oxford Handbook of Offshoring and Global Employment, Oxford & New York, Oxford University Press, 2013, pp311 - 334, [Frank Barry and Adele Bergin]
Barry, Frank; Bergin, Adele , Inward Investment and Irish Exports over the Recession and Beyond, The World Economy, 35, (10), 2012, p1291 - 1304
Frank Barry, Clare O'Mahony and Beata Sax, Venture Capital in Ireland in Comparative Perspective, Irish Journal of Management, 32, (1), 2012, p1 - 26
Trade, Investment, Integration: the Economics of Irish Foreign Policy in, editor(s)B. Tonra, M. Kennedy, J. Doyle and N. Dorr , Irish Foreign Policy, Dublin, : Royal Irish Academy and Gill and Macmillan, 2012, pp184 - 202, [Frank Barry]
Irish Perceptions of the Great Depression in, editor(s)Michalis Psalidopoulos , The Great Depression in Europe: Economic Thought and Policy in a National Context, Athens, Alpha Bank Historical Archives, 2012, pp395 - 424, [Frank Barry and Mary E. Daly]
Frank Barry, Celtic Tiger in Collapse: Explaining the Weaknesses of the Irish Model (review of Kirby), Enterprise & Society, 2011
Frank Barry, Foreign investment and the politics of export profits tax relief, 1956, Irish Economic and Social History, 38 , 2011, p54-73
Frank Barry and Mary E. Daly, Mr. Whitaker and Industry: Setting the Record Straight, Economic and Social Review, 42, (2), 2011, p159-168
Frank Barry, In Search of the Promised Land: The Politics of Post-War Ireland (review of Murphy), Irish Political Studies, 2011
Frank Barry, Towards Improved Policymaking in Ireland: Contestability and the Marketplace for Ideas, Irish Journal of Public Policy, 3, (2), 2011, p11-17
, 15 Learning lessons from Ireland"s economic development, A History of Irish Economic Thought, 2010
Frank Barry, The case against corporation tax harmonisation and tax-base consolidation: a view from Ireland, Transfer: European Review of Labour and Research, 16, 2010, p71 - 80
Frank Barry and Rosemary Healy-Rae, FDI Implications of Recent European Court of Justice Decisions on Corporation Tax Matters, European Business Organization Law Review, 11, (1), 2010, p125 - 146
, Ireland"s Inward FDI over the Recession and Beyond, Institute for International Integration Studies Discussion Paper Series, IIISDP, 2010
Peter Crooks, Archives in Crisis, History Ireland, 18, (3 May/June), 2010, p10 - 11
Frank Barry, Michael King and Alan Matthews, Policy Coherence for Development: Five Challenges , Irish Studies in International Affairs, 21, 2010, p207 - 223
, Porter"s diamond and small nation s in the global economy: Ireland as a case study, HANDBOOK ON SMALL NATIONS IN THE GLOBAL ECONOMY, 2009
, Agricultural interests and Irish trade policy over the last half-century: a tale told without recourse to heroes, 2009
, Agricultural interests and Irish trade policy over the last half-century, IBIS Working Paper, 2009
Cassidy, J., Barry, F., van Egeraat, C., Porter's diamond and small nations in the global economy: Ireland as a case study, Handbook on Small Nations in the Global Economy: The Contribution of Multinational Enterprises to National Economic Success, 2009, p50-86
, Ireland--industrial competitiveness in a small open economy (NIRSA) Working Paper Series. No. 44, 2009
Frank Barry, Michael King, Alan Matthews, Policy Coherence for Development: The State of Play in Ireland, Dublin, Institute for International Integration Studies, 2009, 1-215pp
Frank Barry, Politics and Fiscal Policy Under Lemass: A Theoretical Appraisal, Economic and Social Review, 40, (4), 2009, p393 - 406
, Postcolonial ireland and zimbabwe: Stagnation before convergence, Institute for International Integration Studies (IIIS) Discussion paper, 2009
Frank Barry, Social Partnership, Competitiveness and Exit from Fiscal Crisis, Economic and Social Review, 40, (1), 2009, p1 - 14
, Ireland--industrial competitiveness in a small open economy (NIRSA) Working Paper Series, 2009
Chris van Egeraat and Frank Barry, The Irish Pharmaceutical Industry over the Boom Period and Beyond, Irish Geography, 42, (1), 2009, p23 - 44
, Book review: Interrogating Irish policies/by William Kingston. Dublin: Dublin University Press, 2007., Vol. XX, No. XX, Issue, Year, 2008
FDI & labor markets, K. Reinert and R.S. Rajan (eds), Princeton Encyclopedia of the World Economy, Princeton, Princeton University Press, 2008, pp464 - 469, [Frank Barry]
, Foreign Direct Investment, Industrial Policy and the Emergence of an Irish Indigenous Software Cluster, Trinity College Dublin, September, 2008
, The decline of the computer hardware sector: how Ireland adjusted, Quarterly Economic Commentary, 2008
, Review of" Interrogating Irish Policies" by William Kingston, The Economic and Social Review, 2008
, The Irish Pharmaceutical Industry over the Boom Period and Beyond (NIRSA) Working Paper Series. No. 39, 2008
Barry, F., Topa, B., A comparative analysis of the development of venture capital in the irish software cluster, Entrepreneurship in Emerging Regions Around the World: Theory, Evidence and Implications, 2008, p185-205
, 5. Institutional Capacity and the Celtic Tiger Economy: Ireland in Comparative Perspective, The Shadow Economy, Corruption and Governance, 2008
, Alan Barrett Ide Kearney Martin O"Brien, 2008
, 6. A comparative analysis of the development of venture capital in the Irish software cluster1, Entrepreneurship in Emerging Regions Around the World: Theory, Evidence and Implications, 2008
Frank Barry and Frank Walsh, Gains and Losses from Sectoral Relocation: A Review of Theory and Empirics, Structural Change and Economic Dynamics, 19, (1), 2008, p4 - 16
Barry, F., The most fdi-intensive economy in Europe: Analysis of the irish experience and current policy issues, Foreign Direct Investment in Europe: A Changing Landscape, 2007, p247-257
Frank Barry, Foreign Direct Investment and Institutional Co-Evolution in Ireland, Scandinavian Economic History Review, 55, (3), 2007, p262 - 288
, 17. The most FDI-intensive economy in Europe: analysis of the Irish experience and current policy issues, Foreign Direct Investment in Europe: A Changing Landscape, 2007
Barry, F., The Emergence of Ireland's ICT Clusters: The Role of Foreign Direct Investment, Cluster Genesis: Technology-Based Industrial Development, 2007
, Structures and Institutions of Good Governance: A View from Ireland, 2007
Barry, F., Third-Level Education, Foreign Direct Investment and Economic Boom in Ireland, International Journal of Technology Management, Special Issue on 'Science and Technology Manpower Policy: Issues of Current and Future Salience', 38, (3), 2007, p198 - 219
, Ireland as Productivity Bridge between the US and the EU, 2006
, Notes on the "Race to the Bottom" and the Corporation-Tax Harmonisation Debate, 2006
, Le multinazionali nell'economia mondiale, 2006
, FDI and Irish economic development over four stages of European integration, Dublin: University College Dublin. Unpublished manuscript, 2006
Barry, F., Devereux, M., A Theoretical Growth Model for Ireland, Economic and Social Review, 37, (2), 2006, p245 - 262
Barry, F. and C. Kearney, MNEs and Industrial Structure in Host Countries: A Portfolio Analysis of Irish Manufacturing, Journal of International Business Studies, 37, (3), 2006, p392 - 406
, Politics, Institutions and Post-War Economic Growth in Ireland, University College Dublin, IEHC, 2006
, A theoretical growth model for Ireland, Economic and Social Review, 2006
, Foreign Direct Investment and the Economy of Ireland: Some Current Issues, Unpublished paper. Dublin: University College Dublin. Accessed at http://www. oenb. at/de/img/barry_tcm14-49104. pdf, 2006
, The state, venture capital and domestic high-tech start-ups in an late-development economy: Ireland, 2006
, The Eastward Shift of Computer Hardware Production: How Ireland Adjusted (NIRSA) Working Paper Series. No. 27, 2005
, Services FDI and offshoring into Ireland, Panel session on ICT-enabled offshoring: Country experience and business perspectives, held as part of the June 2005 meeting of the OECD Working Party on the Information Economy, OECD, Paris, 2005
, The Eastward Shift of Computer Hardware Production: How Ireland Adjusted (NIRSA) Working Paper Series, 2005
, Book review: The politics of high-tech growth: developmental network states in the global economy/by Sean O Riain. Cambridge University Press. 2004., Vol. XX, No. XX, Issue, Year, 2005
Frank Barry, European Union Regional Aid and Irish Economic Development, World Bank and UK DfID, 2005, 1-79
Pavelin, S., and F. Barry, The Single Market and the Geographical Diversification of Leading Firms in the EU, Economic and Social Review, 36, (1), 2005, p1 - 17
, MNEs and Industrial Structure in Host Countries: A Mean Variance Analysis of Ireland"s Manufacturing Sector, 2005
, The eastward shift of computer hardware production: how Ireland adjusted, presentation to conference on Relocation of Production and Jobs to CEECs: Who Gains and Who Loses, 2005
Barry F., Görg H. and Strobl E., Foreign Direct Investment and Wages in Domestic Firms in Ireland: Productivity Spillovers versus Labour-Market Crowding Out, International Journal of the Economics of Business, 12, (1), 2005, p67 - 84
Frank Barry, Mechanisms to Combat Policy Uncertainty and Instability in Indonesia: Lessons from Ireland and Other Best-Practice Countries, World Bank, 2005, 1-76
Frank Barry and Sanjaya Lall, The Philippines: Fostering Linkages between Multinational and Domestic Firms , Foreign Investment Advisory Service, 2005, 1-64
Barry, F., FDI, Transfer Pricing and the Measurement of R&D-Intensity, Research Policy, 34, (5), 2005, p673 - 681
, SEAN O RIAIN-The Politics of High-Tech Growth: Developmental Network States in the Global Economy, ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL REVIEW, 2005
, Book Review-" The Politics of High-Tech Growth: Developmental Network States in the Global Economy" by Séan Ó Riain, The Economic and Social Review, 2005
, EU enlargement and the Portuguese economy, The World Economy, 2004
G.B. Navaretti and A. Venables with Frank Barry and others, Multinational Firms in the World Economy, Princeton and Oxford, Princeton University Press, 2004, 335pp
, Export-platform foreign direct investment: the Irish experience, EIB papers, 2004
Barry F., Export Platform FDI: the Irish Experience, EIB Papers, 9, (2), 2004, p8 - 37
Barry F., Prospects for Ireland in an Enlarged EU, World Economy, 27, (6), 2004, p829 - 852
Barry F., Enlargement and the EU Periphery - Introduction, World Economy, 27, (6), 2004, p753 - 759
Barry F. Curran D., Enlargement and the European Geography of the Information Technology Sector, World Economy, 27, (6), 2004, p901 - 922
, MULTINATIONALSANDTRAI NING: SOMEEVIDENCEFROMIRISH MANUFACTURINGINDUSTRI ES, Scottish Journal of Political Economy, 2004
, EIB, EIB Papers, 2004
Barry F., Crespo N. and Fontoura M.P., EU Enlargement and the Portuguese Economy, World Economy, 27, (6), 2004, p781 - 802
Barry F., Görg H. and Strobl E. , Multinationals and Training: Some Evidence from Irish Manufacturing Industries, Scottish Journal of Political Economy, 51, (1), 2004
, The internationalisation, European Investment Bank Papers, 2004
, Technology Sourcing FDI, Offshoring of R&D facilities and National Systems of Innovation, 2004
, Special Issue: EMU and Cohesion, 2003
, Ray MacSharry and Padraic White, Celtic Tiger: The Inside Story of Ireland's Boom Economy, ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL REVIEW, 2003
Barry F., Görg H. and McDowell A., Outward FDI and the Investment Development Path of a Late-Industrialising Economy: Evidence from Ireland, Regional Studies, 37, (4), 2003, p341 - 349
Barry F., Bradley J., Kejak M. and Vavra D., The Czech Economic Transition: Exploring Options using a Macrosectoral Model, Economics of Transition, 11, (3), 2003, p539 - 567
Barry, F., Economic Integration and Convergence Processes in the EU Cohesion Countries, Journal of Common Market Studies, 41, (5), 2003, p897 - 921
, EU accession and prospective FDI flows to CEE countries: A view from Ireland, Foreign direct investment in the real and financial sector of industrial countries, 2003
Barry, F., Devereux, M., Expansionary Fiscal Contraction: A Theoretical Exploration, Journal of Macroeconomics, 25, (1), 2003, p1 - 23
, A portfolio analysis of industrial structure, 2003
, Book Review-The Making of the Celtic Tiger-The Inside Story of Ireland"s Boom Econom by Ray MacSharry and Padraic White, The Economic and Social Review, 2003
Barry F., Hannan A. , Product Characteristics and the Growth of FDI, Transnational Corporations, 12, (1), 2003, p91 - 105
Barry F., Begg I., EMU and Cohesion - Introduction, Journal of Common Market Studies, 41, (5), 2003, p781 - 796
Barry F., Görg H. and Strobl E., Foreign Direct Investment, Agglomerations and Demonstration Effects: An Empirical Investigation, Weltwirtschaftliches Archiv, 139, (4), 2003, p583 - 600
, The Czech economic transition, Economics of Transition, 2003
, The economic appraisal system for projects seeking support, Journal of Economics, 2003
, Product Characteristics and the Growth of FDI in the 21st Century, 2002
, EU accession and prospective FDI flows to CEE countries: A view from Ireland, Europe, 2002
, Foreign direct investment, infrastructure and the welfare effects of labour migration, The Manchester School, 2002
, A note on transfer pricing and the R&D intensity of Irish manufacturing, 2002
, DP3380 FDI, Infrastructure and the Welfare Effects of Labour Migration, 2002
, The rationale for subsiding jobs in a fully-employed economy, Irish Banking Review, 2002
, FDI and Structural Convergence in the EU Periphery, CORE Université Catholique de Louvain (mimeo), 2002
Barry F., FDI, Infrastructure and the Welfare Effects of Labour Migration, Manchester School, 70, (3), 2002, p364 - 379
, A Note on Transfer Pricing and the RandD Intensity of Irish Manufacturing, 2002
, EU Accession and FDI flows to CEE countries: Lessons from the Irish experience, Conference on Foreign Direct Investment in the Real and Financial Sector of Industrial Countries, Bundesbank, Eltville am Rhein, 2002
, The Effect of Payroll Taxes in the Monopoly Union Model: Lemmas and a Corollary, 2001
, Will EU Enlargement Threaten Ireland's Foreign Direct Investment Inflows, Quarterly Economic Commentary, 2001
, The single market, the structural funds and Ireland's recent economic growth, JCMS: Journal of Common Market Studies, 2001
, FDI and the Predictive Powers of Revealed Comparative Advantage Indicators, unpublished ms, available at: http://www. ucd. ie/" economic/staff/barry/fdi. html, 2001
, International Capital Mobility, Infrastructure and the Effects of Labour Migration, 2001
, Regional characteristics, monetary union and regional income volatility, 2001
, Openness, the Phillips curve and the cost of relinquishing the currency, 2001
, 6. Fiscal policy in EMU, 2001
Barry, F., J. Bradley and A. Hannan, The Single Market, The Structural Funds and Ireland's Recent Economic Growth, Journal of Common Market Studies, 39, 2001, p537 - 552
, DP2907 Foreign Direct Investment, Agglomerations and Demonstration Effects: An Empirical Investigation, 2001
Barry F., Foreign Direct Investment, Cost Competitiveness and the Transformation of the Irish Economy, Development Southern Africa, 17, (3), 2000, p289 - 305
Barry F., Convergence is not Automatic: Lessons from Ireland for Central and Eastern Europe, World Economy, 23, (10), 2000, p1379 - 1394
, Irish growth in historical and theoretical perspective, Understanding Ireland"s Economic Growth, London: Macmillan, 1999
, From Periphery to Core?: Foreign Direct Investment, Cost Competitiveness and the Transformation of the Irish Economy, Trade and Industrial Policy Secretariat Annual Forum on Growth and Investment, South Africa, 1999
Barry F., Education, Economy and Society in Ireland: Editorial Introduction, Economic and Social Review, 30, (3), 1999, pv - ix
, 4. EMU and the Cohesion Process, Economic Policy in the European Union: Current Perspectives, 1999
Frank Barry, Irish Growth in Historical and Theoretical Perspective, Understanding Ireland"s Economic Growth, 1999, p25--44
, FDI and industrial structure in Ireland, Spain, Portugal and the UK: Some preliminary results, Annual Conference on the European Economy, ISEG, Lisbon, 1999
Barry F., Government Consumption and Private Investment in Closed and Open Economies, Journal of Macroeconomics, 21, (1), 1999, p93 - 106
, The EU Dimension to Recent Irish Growth: The Single Market and the Structural Funds, 1998
, " Dangers for Ireland of an EMU without the UK": a reply to John FitzGerald, 1998
Barry, F., Dangers for Ireland of an EMU without the UK: A Reply to Fitz Gerald, Economic and Social Review, 29, (1), 1998, p103 - 106
Barry F., Dangers for Ireland of an EMU without the UK: A Reply to Fitz Gerald, Economic and Social Review, 29, (1), 1998, p103 - 106
, Openness and the Cost of Relinquishing the Exchange Rate, 1998
Barry, F., "Dangers for Ireland of an EMU without the UK": A reply to John Fitz Gerald, Economic and Social Review, 29, (1), 1998, p103-106
Barry F., Exchange Rate Policy when the Labour Market Exhibits Hysteresis, Manchester School, 66, (5), 1998, p532 - 549
Strobl, E., P. Walsh and F. Barry, Aggregate Job Creation, Job Destruction and Job Turnover in the Irish Manufacturing Sector, Economic and Social Review, 29, 1998, p55 - 71
, Irish Competition Policy, CONTRIBUTIONS TO ECONOMIC ANALYSIS, 1998
, Comment on" Dangers for Ireland of an EMU without the UK: some calibration results" by Frank Barry, 1998
Frank Barry, Tom Garvin, Democracy from What Point?, The Irish Review (1986-), (20), 1997, p157
, Unemployment in the EU periphery: problems and prospects, 1997
, Does EMU Make Sense For Europe?, 1997
Barry, F, Dangers for Ireland of an EMU without the UK: Some Calibration Results, Economic and Social Review, 28, 1997, p333 - 349
Barry, F., and J. Bradley, FDI and Trade: The Irish Host-Country Experience, Economic Journal , 107, 1997, p1798 - 1811
, European Unemployment: Macroeconomic Aspects. Unemployment in the EU Periphery: Problems and Prospects, 1997
, Papers and proceedings of the Irish Economic Association Eleventh Annual Conference, Hodson Bay Hotel, Athlone, 4-6 April, 1997, 1997
, European Unemployment: Macroeconomic Aspects, 1997
Barry, F., J. Bradley and others (published under the collective title ESRI), Single Market Review 1996/Aggregate and Regional Effects: the cases of Greece, Ireland, Portugal and Spain, European Commission/Kogan Page, 1997
, Royal Economic Society, The Economic Journal, 1997
, Education, industrial change and unemployment in Ireland, 1996
Frank Barry, Peripherality in economic geography and modern growth, World Economy, 19, (3), 1996, p345-365
, Team Aer Lingus and Irish Steel: An application of the declining high-wage industries literature, Irish Journal of Management, 1996
, Expansionary Fiscal Contraction in an Overlapping Generations Economy, 1996
, On Comparative and Absolute Advantage: FDI and the Structural and Spatial Effects of Market Integration, 1996
, The Analytics of Regional and Small-open-economy Macromodels with Applications to Ireland and Scotland, 1996
Barry, F, Peripherality in Economic Geography and Modern Growth Theory: Evidence from Ireland's Adjustment to Free Trade, World Economy, 19, (3), 1996, p345 - 365
, On Comparative and Absolute Advantage: FDI and the Sectoral and Spatial Effects of Market Integration, 1996
, Trade with developing countries: does it increase income inequality in the North?, Development, 1996
, The aggregate employment flows in Irish manufacturing, 1996
, Declining industries and monopoly unions: a further argument against protection, 1995
Barry, F., and M. Devereux, The Expansionary Fiscal Contraction Hypothesis: A Neo-Keynesian Analysis, Oxford Economic Papers, 47, 1995, p249 - 264
, The'expansionary fiscal contraction'hypothesis: A neo-Keynesian analysis, Oxford Economic Papers, 1995
Barry, F., Devereux, M.B., The 'expansionary fiscal contraction' hypothesis: A neo-keynesian analysis, Oxford Economic Papers, 47, (2), 1995, p249-264
, Multinationals and Indigenous Employment: An, Irish Disease, 1995
Barry F., Hannan A. , Multinationals and Indigenous Employment: An Irish Disease?, Economic and Social Review, 27, (1), 1995, p21 - 32
Barry, F, Declining High-Wage Industries, Efficient Labour Contracts and Optimal Adjustment Assistance, Canadian Journal of Economics, 28, 1995, pS94 - S107
Barry, F., Declining high-wage industries, efficient labour contracts, and optimal adjustment assistance | Industries à hauts salaires en déclin, contrats de travail efficients et assistance optimale aux fins d'ajustement, Canadian Journal of Economics, 28, (SPEC. ISS.), 1995
, Labour market performance in the EU periphery: lessons and implications, 1994
, The macroeconomics of government budget cuts: can fiscal contractions be expansionary?, Deficit Reduction: What Pain, What Gain, 1994
, Current-account targeting and the equilibrium approach to fiscal policy, 1992
, " Crowding out effects of government spending": a comment, 1992
, An examination of the" expansionary fiscal contraction" hypothesis, 1992
, Market liberalisation, monetary stabilisation and foreign debt, International Economics, 1992
, Market liberalisation, monetary stabilisation and foreign debt: did Australia get it wrong in the 1980s?, 1992
, Current"account targeting and the equilibrium approach to, Policy, 1992
Barry, F., and M. Devereux, Crowding Out Effects of Government Spending, Economic and Social Review, 23, (3), 1992, p199 - 221
, Optimal factor and production subsidies under classical unemployment, 1991
Barry, F., and J. Bradley, On the Causes of Ireland's Unemployment, Economic and Social Review, 22, (4), 1991, p253 - 286
, CENTRE FOR ECONOMIC RESEARCH, 1990
, Industrialisation strategies: lessons from the Irish experience, Paper presented at the University of Birmingham's School of Public Policy, November 1989, 1990
RUANE, F, INDUSTRY AND ECONOMIC-DEVELOPMENT - THE CHALLENGE FOR THE LATECOMER - OMALLEY,E, ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL REVIEW, 21, 1990, 241 - 244
, THE NATURE OF UNEMPLOYMENT IN BRITAIN-STUDIES OF THE DHSS COHORT-NICKELL, S, NARENDRANATHAN, W, STERN, J, GARCIA, J, 1990
, The evolution of Zambia's macroeconomic crisis, 1970-90, Crisis, 1990
, Aggregate-supply, aggregate-demand, and structural factors in recent Irish unemployment, 1990
, Declining high-wage industries and structural adjustment policy, 1989
Barry, F., Taxation and the Choice of Employment Policy, Economic and Social Review, 20, (3), 1989, p189 - 199
Barry, F., Payroll Taxes, Capital Grants and Irish Unemployment, Economic and Social Review, 21, (1), 1989, p107 - 121
, La sustitución de monedas en CentroaméricaAbstractsResúmenesReunión Latinoamericana de la Sociedad Econométrica, 1988
Brian M Lucey, Efficiency In The Foreign Exchange Market - An Application Of Cointegration, Economic and Social Review, 20, (1), 1988, p25 - 36
, THE ECONOMIC-DEVELOPMENT OF IRELAND IN THE 20TH-CENTURY-KENNEDY, KA, GIBLIN, T, MCHUGH, D, 1988
, Adjustment costs, international capital mobility and patterns of specialization in the open economyAbstractsResúmenesReunión Latinoamericana de la Sociedad Econométrica, 1988
Frank Barry, Agribusiness and Idle Land, Trócaire Development Review, 4, 1988, p37-50
, Adjustment costs, international capital mobility and patterns of specialization in the open economy, Reunión Latinoamericana de la Sociedad Econométrica,, San José (Costa Rica), 2-5 Ago 1988, 1988
Barry F., Fiscal Policy in a Small Open Economy: An Integration of the Short-Run, Heckscher-Ohlin and Capital-Accumulation Models, Journal of International Economics, 22, 1987, p103 - 121
, Fiscal Policy in a small open Economy, Journal of International Economics, 1987
Barry, F., A Note on the Employment Effects of Investment Subsidies, Economic and Social Review, 18, (4), 1987, p307 - 314
, Two papers on supply-side employment policies, 1987
Barry F., Profitability, Investment and Employment: A Survey of Recent Developments in Medium-Term Growth Theory, Economic and Social Review, 17, (3), 1986, p159 - 174
Barry, F., Fiscal Policy in a Small Open Economy with Unemployment and Capital Accumulation, Scandinavian Journal of Economics, 87, (3), 1986, p474 - 486
, Government policy in a small open economy with classical unemployment and a variable capital stock, 1985
, [Besprechung von:] Malinvaud, Edmond: Profitability and unemployment. Cambridge 1980, The Canadian journal of economics, 1985
Frank G. Barry, Edmond Malinvaud, Profitability and Unemployment, The Canadian Journal of Economics, 18, (3), 1985, p682
, PROFITABILITY AND UNEMPLOYMENT-MALINVAUD, E, 1985
, INSTITUTE FOR INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC STUDIES, Institute for International Economic Studies, 1984
, An optimizing approach to factor and production subsidies in a small open economy with classical unemployment, 1984
Non-Peer-Reviewed Publications
Barry, Frank, Barry Project: Firm-Level Data on Irish Industrial History, Trinity College Dublin, 2023
Frank Barry, The Leading Manufacturing Firms in 1920s Dublin, Dublin Historical Record, 71, (1), 2018, p7-15
Business in, editor(s)W. Roche, P. O'Connell and A. Prothero , Austerity and Recovery in Ireland: Europe's Poster Child and the Great Recession, Oxford, Oxford University Press, 2017, pp62-84 , [Frank Barry and Adele Bergin]
Barry, Frank; Bergin, Adele, Offshoring, Inward Investment and Export Performance in Ireland, 2012
McDermott, Thomas K. J.; Barry, Frank; Tol, Richard S. J., Disasters and Development: Natural Disasters, Credit Constraints and Economic Growth, 2011
Frank Barry, Public Policy Advice and the Marketplace for Ideas, Public Affairs Ireland Journal, 65, 2010, p16 - 17
Politics and Economic Policymaking in Ireland in, editor(s)J. Hogan, P. Donnelly and B. O'Rourke , Irish Business and Society: Governing, Participating and Transforming in the 21st Century, Dublin, Oak Tree Press, 2010, 28-43 , [Frank Barry]
The Irish Pharmaceutical Industry over the Boom Period and Beyond in, editor(s)P. Kirby and P. Carmody , The Legacy of Ireland's Economic Expansion: Geographies of the Celtic Tiger, Oxford, Routledge, 2010, pp22 - 43, [Frank Barry and Chris van Egeraat]
Learning Lessons from Ireland's Economic Development in, editor(s)T. Boylan, R. Prendergast and J. Turner , A History of Irish Economic Thought, London and New York, Routledge, 2010, pp310-330 , [Frank Barry]
Frank Barry, Comment on Structural Economic Change in Ireland 1957-2006: Statistics, Context and Analysis, by Patrick Quill and Paddy Teahon, Journal of the Statistical and Social Inquiry Society of Ireland, XXXIX, 2010, p140 - 142
Frank Barry, Some Political Economy Lessons from Ireland's Boom and Bust, Journal of Irish and Scottish Studies, 2, (2), 2009, p25-39
Ireland - Industrial Competitiveness in a Small Open Economy in, editor(s)Daniel Van den Bulcke, Alain Verbeke and Wenlong Yuan , Handbook on Small Nations in the Global Economy, UK, Edward Elgar, 2009, pp50 - 86, [Frank Barry, John Cassidy and Chris Van Egeraat]
Theoretical and Pragmatic Elements in the Civil Service Debates on Trade Liberalisation in, editor(s)Michael Mulreany , Economic Development 50 Years On: 1958-2008, Dublin, IPA, 2009, pp110 - 121, [Frank Barry]
Frank Barry, Ireland - Politics, Institutions and Post-War Economic Growth, CESifo Forum, 9, (1), 2008, p23 - 34
A Comparative Analysis of the Development of Venture Capital in the Irish Software Cluster in, editor(s)P. Phan, S. Venkataraman and R. Velamuri , Entrepreneurship in Emerging Regions around the World: Theory, Evidence and Implications, Cheltenham (UK) and Northampton (USA), Edward Elgar, 2008, pp185 - 205, [Frank Barry and Beata Topa]
Institutional Capacity and the Celtic Tiger Economy in, editor(s)M. Pickhardt and E. Shinnick , The Shadow Economy, Corruption and Governance, Edward Elgar, 2008, pp79 - 95, [Frank Barry]
FDI & labor markets in, editor(s)K. Reinert and R.S. Rajan , Princeton Encyclopedia of the World Economy, Princeton, Princeton University Press, 2008, [Frank Barry]
Frank Barry, Some Issues Concerning Future Irish Growth, Administration, 56, (1), 2008, p1 - 18
Frank Barry and Chris Van Egeraat, The Decline of the Computer Hardware Sector: How Ireland Adjusted, ESRI Quarterly Economic Commentary, (Spring), 2008, p38 - 57
Healy-Rae, R., and F. Barry, (ed: Donal de Buitléir), Who's Afraid of the ECJ? Implications of the European Court of Justice Decisions on Ireland's Corporation Tax Regime, Dublin, Institute of European Affairs and Irish Taxation Institute, 2007
The Most FDI-intensive Economy in Europe: Analysis of the Irish Experience and Current Policy Issues in, editor(s)K. Liebscher, J. Christl, P. Mooslechner and D. Ritzberger-Grünwald , Foreign Direct Investment in Europe: A Changing Landscape, UK and USA, Edward Elgar , 2007, [Barry, F.]
Economic Performance over the Coming Decades in, editor(s)M. Callanan , Ireland 2022: Towards One Hundred Years of Self-Government, Dublin, Institute of Public Administration, 2007, pp151 - 165, [Frank Barry]
Modeling Migration and Development in Economic History and Geography in, editor(s)F. Fodors and R. Langhammer , Labor Mobility and the World Economy, Berlin and New York, Springer-Verlag, 2006, [Barry, F.]
The Emergence and Evolution of Ireland's ICT Clusters in, editor(s)Pontus Braunerhjelm and Maryann Feldman , Cluster Genesis: Technology-Based Industrial Development, Oxford, Oxford University Press, 2006, [Barry, F.]
FDI Inflows after EU Accession: Implications for Poland of the Irish Experience in, editor(s)P. Jaworski and T. Mickiewicz , Polish EU Accession in Comparative Perspective: Macroeconomics, Finance and the Government, London, School of Slavonic and East European Studies, 2006, [Barry, F., and T. Giblin]
Globalisation through the Lens of Irish History in, editor(s)M. Bne Saad and M. Leen , Trade, Aid and Development: Essays in Honour of Helen O'Neill, Dublin, UCD Press,, 2006, [Barry, F.]
Barry F., and C. O'Mahony, Making Sense of the Data on Ireland's Inward FDI, Journal of the Statistical and Social Inquiry Society of Ireland, 2005, p28 - 65
Barry F., Future Irish Growth: Opportunities, Catalysts, Constraints, ESRI Quarterly Economic Commentary, 2005
Barry F., What makes states competitive? Lessons from the EU15 periphery, Baltic Economic Trends, 2, 2004
Barry F., Comment on "Sensible Tax Policies in Open Economies", by James R. Hines, Journal of the Statistical and Social Inquiry Society of Ireland, 2004, p37 - 39
economic growth; foreign direct investment; free trade; economic development; indigenous industry; protectionism; single market; transnational corporations; small open economy; customs, excise, and tariff protection, The Encyclopaedia of Ireland, Dublin and New Haven , Gill and Macmillan and Yale University Press , 2003, [Barry, F.]
Barry F., EU Enlargement and the Irish Economy, Irish Banking Review, 2003
Barry F., Tax Policy, FDI and the Irish Economic Boom of the 1990s, Economic Analysis and Policy, special issue on International Taxation and Foreign Investment, 33, (2), 2003, p221 - 236
Barry F., Irish Economic Development over Three Decades of EU Membership, Czech journal Finance a Uver, special issue on Joining the EU - the Experience of Selected Current Members, 53, (9/10), 2003, p394 - 412
Hutzler S, Research Seminar, University of Ulm, Germany, July, 2003
EU Accession and Prospective FDI flows to CEE countries in, editor(s)H. Herrmann and R. Lipsey , Foreign Direct Investment in the Real and Financial Sector of Industrial Countries , Berlin and New York, Springer, 2003, [Barry, F.]
EU Regional Aid and Irish Economic Development in, editor(s)B. Funck and L. Pizzati , European Integration, Regional Policy and Growth, Washington DC, World Bank , 2003, [Barry, F.]
Barry F., Hannan A., Hudson E., and Kearney C., Competitiveness Implications for Ireland of EU Enlargement, Journal of the Statistical and Social Inquiry Society of Ireland, 2003, p70 - 97
Barry F., Comment on: The Computer Sector in Ireland, by John Bradley, Journal of the Statistical and Social Inquiry Society of Ireland, 2002, p68 - 72
Barry F., The Celtic Tiger Era: Delayed Convergence or Regional Boom?, Quarterly Economic Commentary, 2002, p84 - 91
Economic Policy, Income Convergence and Structural Change in the EU Periphery in, editor(s)Henryk Kierzkowski , Europe and Globalisation, London, Palgrave-Macmillan, 2002, [Barry, F.]
Barry, F., Murphy A. and Walsh B., The Rationale for Subsidising Jobs in a Fully-Employed Economy, Irish Banking Review, 2002
Distorted Labour Markets and Revealed Comparative Advantage: A Note on the Single Market and the EU Periphery in, editor(s)W. Meeusen and J. Villaverde , Convergence Issues in the European Union, UK and USA, Edward Elgar, 2002, [Barry, F., and A. Hannan]
Barry, F., with J. O'Dowd, The Age of Tribunals, Studies, 90 , (357), 2001, p58 - 69
Fiscal Policy in EMU in, editor(s)E. Pentecost and A. van Poeck , European Monetary Integration, Aldershot, Edward Elgar, 2001, [Barry, F.]
Barry, F., and A. Hannan, Will Enlargement threaten Ireland's FDI Inflows?" , ESRI Quarterly Economic Commentary, 2001
Barry F., Comment on: Irish Direct Investment in the US: Evidence and Further Issues, by Holger Gorg, Journal of the Statistical and Social Inquiry Society of Ireland, XXX, 2001, p57 - 61
Irish Fiscal Policy in EMU and the Brussels-Dublin Controversy in, Fiscal Policy in EMU: Report of the Swedish Committee on Stabilization Policy in EMU, Stockholm, Statens Offentliga Utredningar, 2001, [Barry, F., and J. Fitz Gerald]
Barry, F., and N. Saravanamutto, Can the Rural Post Office Network be Saved?, Administration, 48, (4), 2000, p78 - 82
The Impact of FDI on Industrial Structure: Ireland, the UK, Spain and Portugal Compared in, Recent Developments in the European Economy, (Proceedings of the 3rd International Workshop on the European Economy), Lisbon, CEDIN, 2000, pp175 - 199, [Barry, F.]
Barry, F., and N.F.R. Crafts, Some Comparative Aspects of Ireland's Economic Transformation, Irish Banking Review, 1999
The European Dimension: The Single Market and the Structural Funds in, editor(s)F. Barry , Understanding Ireland's Economic Growth, London: and New York , Macmillan Press and St. Martin's Press, 1999, [Barry, F., J. Bradley and A. Hannan]
Barry, F., and J. Bradley, EMU and Northern Ireland: Strategic Implications, Irish Banking Review, 1999
The Real Convergence of the Irish Economy and the Sectoral Distribution of Employment Growth in, editor(s)F. Barry , Understanding Ireland's Economic Growth, London and New York, Macmillan Press/St. Martin's Press, 1999, [Barry, F., A. Hannan and E. Strobl]
Comment on "Economic Expansions and Fiscal Contractions: International Evidence and the 1982 Danish Stabilization" by M. Bergman and M. Hutchison in, editor(s)T. Andersen, S. Hougaard Jensen and O. Risager , Macroeconomic Perspectives on the Danish Economy, London, Macmillan, 1999, [Barry, F.]
Recent Irish Growth in Historical and Theoretical Perspective in, editor(s)F. Barry , Understanding Ireland's Economic Growth, London and New York, Macmillan Press/St. Martin's Press, 1999, [Barry, F.]
Barry, F., How Ireland's Dramatic Economic Transformation Was Achieved: Lessons for South Africa, Trade and Industry Monitor - South Africa, (12), 1999, p2 - 5
Barry, F., Understanding Ireland's Economic Growth, London and New York, Macmillan Press and St. Martin's Press, 1999
EMU and the Cohesion Process in, editor(s)W. Meeusen , Current Issues in European Economic Policy, Aldershot, Edward Elgar, 1999, [Barry, F.]
Indigenous and Foreign Industry: Characteristics and Performance in, editor(s)F. Barry , Understanding Ireland's Economic Growth, London and New York, Macmillan Press and St. Martin's Press, 1999, [Barry, F., J. Bradley and E. O'Malley]
The EU Dimension to EU-Periphery Growth: Ireland and Portugal Compared in, Questões de Economia Europeia, Lisbon, CEDIN, 1999, pp47 - 65, [Barry, F.]
Education, Deprivation, Hysteresis, Unemployment in, editor(s)C. Clarke and C. Kavanagh , Unemployment in Ireland: Alternative Perspectives, Aldershot, Ashgate Press, 1998, [Barry, F., and A. Hannan]
Aggregate Impacts of EMU on Northern Ireland in, editor(s)J. Bradley , Regional Economic and Policy Impacts of EMU: the Case of Northern Ireland, Belfast, Northern Ireland Economic Council, 1998, [Barry, F., J. Bradley and J. McCartan]
Modelling the UK Regional Implications of EMU in, editor(s)J. Bradley , Regional Economic and Policy Impacts of EMU: the Case of Northern Ireland, Belfast, Northern Ireland Economic Council, 1998, [Barry, F.]
Irish Competition Policy and the Macroeconomy in, editor(s)S. Martin , Competition Policies in Europe, Contributions to Economic Analysis Series, Amsterdam, North Holland, 1998, [Barry, F., and F. O'Toole]
Barry, F., C. Harmon and J. Holt, Employment Effects of the Proposed Minimum Wage, Irish Banking Review, 1998, p11 - 19
EMU: The European Context in, editor(s)J. Bradley , Regional Economic and Policy Impacts of EMU: the Case of Northern Ireland, Belfast, Northern Ireland Economic Council, 1998, [F. Barry]
Economic Structure and Structural Change in the EU Periphery in, editor(s)S. Ennis and B. Fynes , Competing from the Periphery, Dublin, Oaktree Press, 1997, [Barry, F., J. Bradley and D. Duggan]
Barry, F., Has Trade with Developing Countries Raised Income Inequality in the North?, Trócaire Development Review, 1996, p51 - 63
Barry, F., and J. Durkan, TEAM-Aer Lingus and Irish Steel: An Application of the Declining High-Wage Industries Literature, Irish Journal of Business and Administrative Research, 17, 1996, p58 - 72
John A. Murray, Competitiveness and Strategy, Address to the Irish Management Institute Conference, Limerick, Oct-96, 1996
The Macroeconomics of Government Budget Cuts in, editor(s)W. Robson and W. Scarth , Deficit Reduction: What Pain; What Gain?, Toronto, CD Howe Institute, 1994, [Barry, F., and M. Devereux]
Barry, F., Terms of Trade Collapse and the Growth of Foreign Debt: Zambia's Macroeconomic Crisis, 1970-1990, Trócaire Development Review, 1991, p29 - 42
Barry, F., Issues in the Analysis of Irish Unemployment, ESRI Medium-Term Review: 1991-1996, , 4, 1991, p103 - 112
Barry, F., The Irish Recovery 1987-90; An Economic Miracle?, Irish Banking Review, 1991, p23 - 40
Barry, F., Industrialisation Strategies for Developing Countries: Lessons from the Irish Experience, ODI Development Policy Review, 9, (1), 1991, p85 - 98
Barry, F., Agribusiness and Idle Land: theory, with special reference to Guatemala, Trócaire Development Review, 4, 1988, p37 - 50
Pluralism and Community in, editor(s)Richard Kearney , Across the Frontiers: Ireland in the 1990's, Dublin, Wolfhound Press, 1988, [Barry, F.]
Barry, F., Between Tradition and Modernity: Cultural Values and the Problems of Irish Society, The Irish Review, 2, 1987
Macroeconomic Perspectives on Irish Unemployment in, editor(s)C. Ó Gráda and R. Thom , Perspectives on Economic Policy, Dublin, Centre for Economic Research, 1987, [Barry, F.]
Research Expertise
Description
International Trade, Economic Geography and Foreign Direct Investment; Macroeconomics; Economic Development; the Irish Economy; Economic and Business History.Projects
- Title
- Turning Globalization to National Advantage: Economic Policy Lessons from Ireland's Experience
- Funding Agency
- IRCHSS
- Date From
- 2008
- Date To
- 2011
- Title
- Policy Coherence for Development
- Funding Agency
- Advisory Board for Irish Aid
- Date From
- 2007
- Date To
- 2011
- Title
- European Union TMR Award
- Summary
- A pan-European research project on "Foreign Direct Investment and the Multinational Corporation", with F. Barry as UCD team leader. This is an EU-funded programme for the training and mobility of researchers, based on a network comprising UCD, the Centre for Economic Policy Research (London), London School of Economics, Stockholm School of Economics, Norwegian School of Economics and Business Administration, Universitat Pompeu Fabra (Barcelona), Athens Institute of Economic Policy Studies and Bocconi University (Centro Studi Luca d'Agliano). Details of the project are available at: http://www.cepr.org/research/networks/fdimc/default.htm [UCD allocation: euro 234,645, to fund the employment of 1 to 2 post-doctoral researchers per year at UCD over the period 1998-2002]
- Funding Agency
- European Union
- Date From
- 1998
- Date To
- 2002
- Title
- European Union RTD Award
- Summary
- A pan-European research project on "Labour-Market Effects of Foreign Direct Investment", with F. Barry as UCD team leader. This is an EU-funded research and technological development project based on a network comprising UCD, the Centre for Economic Policy Research (London), Research Institute of Industrial Economics (Stockholm), Stockholm School of Economics, the Centre for Research on Globalisation and Labour Markets at the University of Nottingham, Bocconi University (Centro Studi Luca d'Agliano) and Universidad Carlos III (Madrid). [UCD allocation: euro 139,588, to fund the employment of several pre- and post-doctoral researchers at UCD over the period 2000-2002]
- Funding Agency
- European Union
- Date From
- 2000
- Date To
- 2002
- Title
- Marie Curie Training Site status awarded to UCD International Economics group
- Summary
- On foot of a proposal submitted by project coordinator Frank Barry. The purpose of a Marie Curie Training Site is to allow young European doctoral students access to research groups with a strong international reputation in their field. [UCD allocation: euro 158,432, to fund 72 person-months of doctoral research and training at UCD over the period 2000-2004]
- Funding Agency
- European Union
- Date From
- 2000
- Date To
- 2004
- Title
- President's Research Fellowship
- Funding Agency
- UCD
- Date From
- 2005
- Date To
- 2006
Recognition
Representations
Member of Royal Irish Academy advisory committee on research project on the Great Industrial Exhibition held in Dublin in 1853.
Member of advisory committee to Department of Finance research project
Capital Flight from Africa: Causes, Effects and Policy Issues
Economic Research Institute of Northern Ireland (Implications for Northern Ireland of adopting the Irish Rate of Corporation Tax)
Policy Coherence for Development
Enterprise Ireland (Implications of Outward Direct Investment)
Turning Globalization to National Advantage
Consultant to World Bank on Regional Development Strategy for Kazakhstan
Consultant to World Bank on Governance and Policy Consistency: Lessons for East Asia from Best-Practice Countries
Consultant to World Bank and UK Department for International Development on European Union Regional Aid and Irish Economic Development
Lead Consultant, FIAS/World Bank project on the development of MNC linkages in the Philippines
Guest Editor, World Economy, special issue on "Enlargement and the EU Periphery"
Guest Editor, Journal of Common Market Studies, special issue on "EMU and Cohesion", December
Member of the Competitiveness Advisory Group and occasional member of the Foreign Investment Advisory Group reporting to the Enterprise Strategy Group (Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment)
Member, ad hoc group organised by the Department of the Taoiseach to advise on promotion of the Lisbon Agenda during Ireland's EU Presidency
Editor, Economic and Social Review
Consultant, European Commission Technical Assistance Mission to Laos, (Euro-TAL ASEAN Support Project), Vientiane, Lao PDR
Team participant on Forfás-funded project: A Review of the Economic Appraisal System for Projects Seeking Support from the Industrial Development Agencies
Lead Consultant to the National Competitiveness Council, tasked with establishing the economic consequences for Ireland of the May 2004 enlargement of the EU
Irish Coordinator of EU-funded RTD Project on Labour Market Effects of Foreign Investment in Europe
Team Leader on EU-funded TMR Programme on Foreign Direct Investment and the Multinational Corporation: New Theories and Evidence
Main Contractor [with teams from ESRI (Dublin), Czech Republic, Romania and Slovenia] on report to the EU Commission on Transition and Cohesion
Consultant to Northern Ireland Economic Council on Regional Implications of EMU
Evaluator for the EU Commission on the Phare ACE funding programme for Central and Eastern Europe, Brussels
Main Contractor [with teams from ESRI (Dublin), Portugal and Spain] on report to the EU Commission on The Impact of the Single European Market on the EU Periphery
Consultant to Uruguayan Chamber of Commerce on Trade Policy and Industrialisation Strategy
Joint Coordinator of Economics Workshop for Permanent Secretaries of the Zambian Civil Service, on contract with the Institute of Public Administration, Dublin.
Consultant to National Economic and Social Council (Dublin) on Irish Unemployment
Member of Research and Advisory Committee for TRÓCAIRE (International Development NGO)
Awards and Honours
Elected to membership of the Royal Irish Academy
TBS teaching awards
President's Research Fellowship (UCD)
Ireland Canada University Foundation Scholarship
Government of Ireland Senior Research Fellowship in the Humanities and Social Sciences
Memberships
Member of the Royal Irish Academy