I am a senior lecturer, teaching economics, at
Centre for Policy Studies
National University of Ireland, Cork
5 Bloomfield Terrace, Western Road
Cork, Ireland
+353-21-490-2091
+353-21-490-3658 (fax)
email at atlanticblog at eircom dot net
I also have, and am proud of having, affiliate faculty status at the
University of Haifa and
Bar-Ilan University in Israel.
This picture was taken in Bergen, Norway, at a meeting of the steering committee of the Ports and Maritime Transport Group of the World Conference on Transport Research Society.
My research is focused mainly on law and economics and on maritime
issues.
You can link to my CV and my research papers
here.
I serve on the editorial board of the International
Journal of Maritime Economics.
I also serve on the steering committee of
the Ports and Maritime
Transport Group of the World
Conference on Transport Research Society.
I learned economics at the University
of Washington and the University of
Chicago, and have worked in the past at Northern
Illinois University and the Port
of Seattle.
My academic philosophy
One has to belong to the intelligentsia to believe things like that: no ordinary man could be such a fool - George Orwell, Notes on Nationalism,
1945
Punctuation is. boring and dull and rarely, discussed, very few people. understand the rules and even. fewer care: to understand without punctuation; however written communication becomes!
unnecessarily - confusing a road without roadsigns: "No" reader. should have to decipher? poorly, punctuated, prose, do you agree: - William Wyatt, Stalking the Wild Semicolon, 1976
A quotation I found interesting in my recent reading
It needs but one foe to breed a war, not two, Master Warden," answered Eowyn. "And those who have not swords can still die upon them. - J.R.R. Tolkien, Lord of the Rings,
Book III, The Return of the King.
