Senior Lecturer in Business and Economics, Sheffield Hallam University
My background as an academic and as a researcher lies in the broader field of international business and economics. In particular my research interests focus on the applied side of international business and more specifically in the study of multinational corporations and their internationalisation process. I teach on both undergraduate and postgraduate courses in Sheffield Business School, while being the course leader for the undergraduate BA in Business Economics course. The modules that I am involved in teaching are focused around the area of international business and (mainly) economics, including Maths for Economics (first year students), Business Economics (first year students), Intermediate Microeconomics (second year students), Alternative Perspectives in Economics (second year students), Industrial Economics (final year students), Economics Consultancy (final year students) .
Seven likely consequences from the banking crisis that most people haven't realised yet
Mar 28, 2023 14:17 pm UTC| Economy Investing
With four banks down in the US and Europe and at least several more wobbling, were currently in the throes of the worst banking strife since 2007-08. Aggressive interest rate hikes have meant that banks are sitting on...
Four ways economic crisis can change things for the better
May 20, 2020 15:35 pm UTC| Economy
It is common to hear people say that the epoch of enormous economic progress which characterised the last century is over. That a decline in prosperity is more likely than an improvement in the decade which lies ahead of...
EU is gridlocked over €1 trillion coronavirus fund – here's a way forward
Apr 26, 2020 05:19 am UTC| Economy
An EU leaders summit has produced no definitive progress on saving Europes southern nations from the greatest slump in living memory. There is talk of a recovery fund of at least 1 trillion (873 billion), now that EU...
Five countries in the eastern Mediterranean are shaking up Europe's energy map
Jul 22, 2019 13:37 pm UTC| Insights & Views
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