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In their new working paper, Chris Colvin, Irish Famine Project, and eoinaldo find out what happened to Ireland's indigenous language, when and why ceph.ie/article-re/min… 1/13 QUBBusiness Economics @ Edinburgh Business School, Heriot-Watt #Econtwitter #Economics #NSRPproject
I was really happy to contribute to this Centre for Economics, Policy and History (CEPH) free online course on the development of the Irish economy ceph.ie/the-developmen…
A big thanks to Ronan Lyons for pulling it all together and all those who helped delivered lectures: Graham Brownlow aine doran aine doran @gaia_narciso David Jordan Chris Colvin @mlawless13
CEPH is delighted to launch our new CPD course 'The Development of the Irish Economy' this October! Featuring contributions from some of Ireland's top economic historians, and led by Ronan Lyons, this free course is a fantastic opportunity for anyone interested in the economic
Welcome to Sam Watling, starting this month at our Dublin node as a predoctoral Research Assistant. He is a quantitative political scientist and formal theorist with an interest in housing and urban politics: ceph.ie/people-re/sam-… Department of Economics, Trinity College Dublin @TCD_SSP QUB Economic History HEA
How did Ireland recover so strongly from the global financial crisis? A really interesting piece by Patrick Honohan for Economics Observatory economicsobservatory.com/how-did-irelan…
The Long Run Institute (LRI) Centre for Economics, Policy and History (CEPH) QUB Economic History QUBBusiness QUB Strategic Engagement Happy to be quoted in this article, drawing on my research, about the long-run business history of the Belfast shipyard as well as speculating on its future prospects. Some contemporary and historical economics.
Welcome to postdoctoral Research Fellow Christian Maruthiah Christian Maruthiah starting this month at our Dublin node. His research interests include understanding the role of government policy in generating cultural change and reshaping ethnic identities. ceph.ie/people-re/chri…
🚨 New Episode Alert! 🚨 LRI co-founders historians Dr Laurence B. Mussio, FRHistS and John Turner take over the popular BMO podcast Markets Plus to discuss financial bubbles, AI, and how global finance shapes our future. 🎙️ Listen now: tinyurl.com/34nynkns #BoomBust #FinancialHistory #AI
We are hiring two predocs / research assistants at Centre for Economics, Policy and History (CEPH) QUB Economic History hrwebapp.qub.ac.uk/tlive_webrecru…
This morning Ruth Donaldson David Jordan and I have published our report on how Northern Ireland can close the productivity gap on the rest of the UK and the Republic of Ireland.
Britain’s CEOs earn 100+ times the median pay of their workers, up from 20 times in the 1970s. But high pay doesn't boost performance or productivity. Michael Aldous QUBBusiness and John Turner QUB Economic History Queen's University Belfast 🎓 Cambridge University Press - History LSE Business Review blogs.lse.ac.uk/businessreview…
Here is the review of my book The CEO in the Financial Times on.ft.com/44J6zys The CEO — lifting the veil on Britain’s corporate elite