Academic Qualifications (Year, Institution)

• BA (1994, University College Dublin)
• MA (Economics) (1995, University College Dublin)
• MPhil (Economics) (1999, University of Oxford)

Research fields/Interests (keywords)

• Industrial Organisation
• Environmental Economics
• Economics of Sport

External links (1999/2000 – 2010/11)

Conference and Seminar presentations

• ‘Doping, Fair Play and Sanctions in Sporting Contests’, Irish Economic Association annual conference, April 2011.
• ‘Process R&D and Pollution Abatement innovation: Subsidies or Joint Ventures?’, Public Economic Theory conference, Galway, June 2009.
• ‘Process R&D and Pollution Abatement innovation: Subsidies or Joint Ventures?’, Irish Economic Association annual conference, Cork, April 2009.
• ‘Economic Aspects of Competition and Regulation’, presented to Regulatory Impact Assessment group, Dublin, October 2005.
• ‘The effect of R&D leadership on Research Joint Venture formation’, European Doctoral Group in Economics Jamboree, University College Dublin, September 2004.
• ‘First-movers, Demand Uncertainty and Research Joint Ventures’, Irish Economic Association annual conference, Belfast, April 2004.
• ‘Less is more? Research Joint Ventures and entry deterrence’, Irish Economic Association annual conference, Mullingar, April 2002.
• ‘Research Joint Ventures: a barrier to entry?’, Irish Economic Association annual conference, Portumna, April 2001.
• ‘Research Joint Ventures; a barrier to entry?’, Dublin Economics Workshop, NUI Maynooth, October 2000.

Refereeing

• International Economic Review
• Journal of International Economics
• Economic and Social Review

Postgraduate thesis supervision

I am a currently serving on a PhD supervision committee for a NUI Maynooth student

Modules taught at NUI Maynooth 2002/3 – 2010/11

Undergraduate Modules:

• EC110: Intermediate Microeconomics I
• EC201: Microeconomics 2 (EC201)
• EC208: Applied Economics: Industrial Economics and Policy
• EC209: Public Sector Economics (EC209)
• EC215: Game Theory and Strategic Behaviour
• EC301: Advanced Microeconomics
• EC311: Economics of the Environment and Natural Resources
• EC327: Economics of Sport
•  SP206 & SP208: Economics of Social Policy (BSocSc module offered by the Centre for Applied Social Studies)
• ES310: Economics and Culture (module offered as part of the European Studies degree programme)

Postgraduate Modules:

• EC601: Microeconomics 5 (EC601)
• EC621: Theoretical Aspects of Regulatory Economics (EC621)
• Economics of Social Policy (module of the Masters in European Social Policy Analysis under the direction of the Centre for Applied Social Studies)