Delighted to see this research with Lorraine from ERC - Educational Research Centre and Jose from Facultad de Economía y Empresa UMU published today (open access) around the topic of school socioeconomic composition and student achievement using Irish PISA data IEA - Education Economics Department UL …sessmentsineducation.springeropen.com/articles/10.11…

The Economic and Social Review is inviting papers across a range of areas for a special issue on Gender, Economics and Society edited by Orla Doyle, Emma Howard and Oana Peia. We are looking for papers to be submitted by Jan 19th 2024. Details below esr.ie/announcement/v…

The Economic and Social Review is delighted to announce the appointment of Yvonne McCarthy of Central Bank of Ireland as our new Policy Section Editor. Sincere thanks to outgoing editor Adele Bergin of Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) on her outstanding contribution to the journal. We are also delighted to

Proud to have contributed to this report. It highlights the significant impact EB has on the quality of life for those with EB as well as their carers and also identifies gaps in access to healthcare resources. RTE article below worth a look Business at UL rte.ie/news/2023/1024…

#WATCH Debra Ireland, the charity that assists people with EB, often known as 'Butterfly Syndrome', is calling on the Government to provide more funding to support people living with the condition Nicole Gernon reports ⤵️ #VMNews | Debra - The Butterfly Skin Charity

📢 IEA CONFERENCE / CALL FOR PAPERS: The 37th Annual Conference (proudly hosted by Economics NUI Galway) will be held in May 2024. Speakers incl. Cass Sunstein and Lucrezia Reichlin. 📅 Conf date: 9-10 May 2024 📩 Submission deadline: 6 February 2024 👉 More? bit.ly/IEAConf2024

This is a Scimago Q1 journal across multiple categories/fields. Would make ya think.

The Spring 2024 issue of The Economic and Social Review is now available. It includes interesting papers relating to climate change, life satisfaction, labour mkt concentration as well as a tribute to the late great Peter Neary #EconTwitter #soctwitter esr.ie/issue/view/121

The Summer issue of The Economic and Social Review is now available. Lots of interesting research including a paper based on the 51st Geary lecture from President of Ireland Michael D. Higgins. Happy reading! #EconTwitter #soctwitter esr.ie/issue/view/122

The Economic and Social Review is inviting papers for a special issue on “Energy, Environment and Climate Change Economics” edited by Dr. Niall Farrell (Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) ) Dr. Kelly de Bruin (Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI)) and Dr. Jason Harold (UniversityofGalwayCairnes). Details below esr.ie/index.php/esr/…

The Autumn 2024 issue of The ESR is now available. This is a special issue on the theme of Gender, Economics and Society guest edited by edited by Orla Doyle, Emma Howard and Oana Peia. esr.ie/index.php/esr/… A great edition with papers exploring the role of gender

📢 IEA CONFERENCE: The 38th IEA Annual Conference 2025 will be hosted by Queen's University Belfast 🎓 / QUBBusiness. Call for submissions now open! Speakers incl. John A. List & Renee Adams 📆 Deadline: 4 Feb 2025 🤝 Conf. date: 8-9 May 2025 👉 Submit / more bit.ly/IEA2025

A reminder of the ESR's special issue call below. Deadline submission of Feb 14th 2025 #EconTwitter #Soctwitter

The Winter 2024 issue of the ESR is now available. It includes papers relating to self-employment, housing market dynamics, research policy and gender differences in media engagement...Happy Festive reading! #EconTwitter #soctwitter esr.ie/index.php/esr/…

Please note that the deadline for submissions to the special issue below relating to Energy, Environment and Climate Change Economics has been extended to March 7th Jason Harold Niall Farrell Irish Economic Association

New paper out now reporting the first quasi-experimental evaluation of #DEIS over its first decade: we compare outcomes in schools either side of the threshold for inclusion in DEIS (and find little effect). The paper is available for free until June 29th: authors.elsevier.com/c/1l3-O,4Mg0on…

The Summer 25 issue of the ESR is now out. It includes great papers around nudging in the workplace, major choices in Higher Ed, incumbent electoral success as well as a tribute to the late Chris Whelan. Please share widely Irish Economic Association Irish Society for Women in Economics (ISWE) esr.ie/index.php/esr/…