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Dr. Srinivasan Raghavendran

BSc, M.Sc, M.Phil, PhD

Contact Details

Lecturer Above The Bar
Department of Economics
NUI, Galway

T: Ext. 5025
E: s.raghav@nuigalway.ie
Lecturer
Economics
Cairnes School of Business & Economics and the Whitaker Institute
JE Cairnes Building (St. Anthony's)
NUI Galway

T: 00353 91 495025
E: s.raghav@nuigalway.ie
 
researcher

Biography

Dr. Raghavendra’s research is focused on a number of major themes in the areas of Macroeconomics, Finance and Complex systems, and Political Economy. The broad theme that connects various strands of his research is the issue of dynamic interrelation between economic growth and distribution of income, and his current work focuses on this question in the context of financialisation. Dr. Raghavendra’s research is interdisciplinary. His research draws inspiration from the intellectual traditions of  Michal Kalecki and John Maynard Keynes on the substantive front, and uses the methods and tools of Complex systems, to study the dynamics of growth and income distribution in the modern financial economies. Dr. Raghavendra’s research is underpinned by the principle that economic systems cannot be viewed independently of the wider socio-political context. Some of his recent publications articulates this view, particularly in the context of the current economic crisis.

Dr. Raghavendra also served as the Associate Director for Multidisciplinary Research in the Whitaker Institute at NUI Galway where his role was to create the capacity for multidisciplinary research using novel research methodologies for addressing global and regional public policy issues. The Social Sciences Computing Hub, the project which he led and successfully established, is one such capacity building project for multidisciplinary research in NUI Galway.

Dr. Raghavendra's research has been acknowledged and reviewed in national and international media, including: 
  
  • Nature-India, Nature Publishing Group, published a review of his recent PLOS ONE paper (link to the review).
  • The summary of the deliberation of the workshop titled “Finance, Sovereign debt and the Eurozone crisis” was published as an open letter, “Alternative Vision for the Eurozone Crisis”, in various blogs, like Heterodox, Naked Keynesianism, Triple Crisis etc., and also in news papers in Italy (Il Mainfest), Spain (Publico), India (EPW) and Argentina (Pagina 2).  
  • Media coverage in India on the “Modern Finance and Macroeconomics” winter school that he organised with his research collaborators, Prof. Vishwesha Guttal and Prof. Srikanth Iyer in the India Institute of Science (IISc).

Research Interests

My research is focused on a number of major themes in the areas of Macroeconomics, Finance and Complex systems, and Political Economy. Following the doctoral study, where I examined the complex nature of economic fluctuations arising from the dynamic interaction between the level and the distribution of income in the intellectual traditions of Michal Kalecki, John Maynard Keynes and Post Keynesian economists, I was drawn towards understanding the nature and causes that render real economies highly fragile and unstable.

Arising from this interest and motivated to seek alternative frameworks and methods for characterizing the nature of complexity that is embedded in real economic phenomena, I became deeply interested in the Complex Systems literature. I have worked on exploring the complexity of real economic phenomena, particularly with reference to the financial markets, using the models and tools of Statistical Mechanics. The research papers that were published in this line, empirically examined the nature of complexity, particularly in the realm of financial markets. This line of research provided me with the methods and tools to empirically characterize the nature of complexity from economic data, and opened up alternative ways to think about modeling out-of-equilibrium adjustment. Furthermore, it opened my mind to thinking about the issue of multiple time scales at which constituent parts evolve relative to the overall macroeconomic system, and the consequent implications of such variant dynamics to macroeconomic stability. The complex systems focus provided me with a set of alternative metaphors, methods, and tools that equipped me to further explore some of the causes that makes real economies fragile and unstable. Moreover, in terms of the causes of instability of the macroeconomy, my work in finance naturally led me to study the impact of the role of money on income distribution and on the macroeconomic activity. In the recent paper published in Metroeconomica, “On the Systemic Fragility of Finance Led Growth”, an endogenous credit model, in the context of the modern financial sector, is developed to model the abrupt transitions in the financial market and the consequent protracted recession in the real economy.  

The above economic analysis is informed by the principle that economic systems cannot be viewed as independently of the wider socio-political context. Some of my recent publications demonstrate the importance of placing the economic problem in the context of wider political economy. I am currently working on a number of papers on the implications of finance led growth on income distribution and effective demand. This line of research has also opened up connections to a range of wider issues in economic development including issues like the interrelation between gender, finance, and economic development from the point of view of political economy in the wider context of financial globalisation. 

My publications to date reflect the articulated research agenda. I have published papers in high-level international journals in the fields of Economics, Finance, Physics, Engineering, and Political Economy. These include PLoS ONE, Metroeconomica, Zeitschrift für Nationalökonomie; European Physical Journal B; IEEE: Computational Intelligence and Financial Engineering, Economics Research International; and Economic and Political Weekly.

Research Projects

  Project Start Date End Date
General Research Account 01-SEP-15 31-AUG-17
SOCIETAL CHALLENGES EUROPE IN A CHANGING WORLD S RAGHAVENRA 22-JAN-14 21-OCT-15
MF06P18 AN EXPERIMENTAL APPROACH TO PUBLIC GOODS 08-JAN-07 19-JUN-09
MF49 2005 M SRINIVASAN RAGHAVENDRAN 01-NOV-05 31-OCT-06

Peer Reviewed Journals

  Year Publication
(2016) 'Lack of Critical Slowing Down Suggests that Financial Meltdowns Are Not Critical Transitions, yet Rising Variability Could Signal Systemic Risk'
Vishwesha Guttal, Srinivas Raghavendra, Nikunj Goel, Quentin Hoarau (2016) 'Lack of Critical Slowing Down Suggests that Financial Meltdowns Are Not Critical Transitions, yet Rising Variability Could Signal Systemic Risk'. Plos One, [DOI] [ARAN Link] [Details]
(2015) 'On the systemic fragility of finance led growth'
Bhaduri, Amit; Raghavendra, Srinivas; Guttal, Vishwesha (2015) 'On the systemic fragility of finance led growth'. Metroeconomica, 66 (1):158-186 [Details]
(2013) 'Economics, Politics and Democracy in the Age of Credit-Rating Capitalism'
Srinivas, Raghavendra (2013) 'Economics, Politics and Democracy in the Age of Credit-Rating Capitalism'. Economic & Political Weekly, Vol - XLVIII (No. 05) [Details]
(2011) 'Testing for non linear dependence in the Credit Default Swap Market'
S Raghavendra (with Kitty Moloney) (2011) 'Testing for non linear dependence in the Credit Default Swap Market'. Economics Research International, [Details]
(2009) 'Stocks Scanner Evaluator for Stocks or Options'
S Ragehvendra (with Daniel Parashiev & V Laurentiu) (2009) 'Stocks Scanner Evaluator for Stocks or Options'. IEEE: Computational intelligence and Financial Engineering, [Details]
(2009) 'A framework for testing Algorithmic Trading Strategies'
S Ragehvendra (with Daniel Parashiev & V Laurentiu) (2009) 'A framework for testing Algorithmic Trading Strategies'. Automation, Computers, Electronics and Mechtronics, [Details]
(2008) 'Algorithmic Trading in an Artificial Stock Market'
S Ragehvendra (with Daniel Parashiev & V Laurentiu) (2008) 'Algorithmic Trading in an Artificial Stock Market'. Automation, Computers, Electronics And Mechtronics, 5(32) (1):71-79 [Details]
(2007) 'Trade Union Movement: CSR, Civil Society and Cross Transnational Labor Relations in the Agriculture Industry'
S Raghavendra (with T McDonough & MA Gonzalez-Perez) (2007) 'Trade Union Movement: CSR, Civil Society and Cross Transnational Labor Relations in the Agriculture Industry'. Indian Journal of Labor Economics, [Details]
(2006) 'Limits to Investment Exhilarationism'
S Raghavendra (2006) 'Limits to Investment Exhilarationism'. Zeitschrift für Nationalökonomie, 87 (3):257-280 [Details]
(2004) 'Hollywood Blockbusters and Long-Tailed Distributions: An Empirical Study of the Popularity of Movies'
Raghavendra, Srinivas; Sinha, Sitabhra (2004) 'Hollywood Blockbusters and Long-Tailed Distributions: An Empirical Study of the Popularity of Movies'. European Physical Journal B, [Details]
(2004) 'Effective Demand and Income Distribution: A Review'
S Raghavendra (2004) 'Effective Demand and Income Distribution: A Review'. Review of Development and Change, 3 (2):151-164 [Details]

Book Chapters

  Year Publication
(2012) 'Arbitrage-Free Parity Theory for the CDS and Bond Markets'
Srinivas, Raghavendra; Moloney, Kitty (2012) 'Arbitrage-Free Parity Theory for the CDS and Bond Markets' In: Topics in Numerical Methods for Finance. New York: Springer. [Details]
(2008) 'Decomposition Methods for Analyzing Intra-regional and Inter-regional Income Distribution'
Srinivas Raghavendra (2008) 'Decomposition Methods for Analyzing Intra-regional and Inter-regional Income Distribution' In: Mathematical Economics and Dynamics of Capitalism. London: Routledge: Frontiers of Political Economy. [ARAN Link] [Details]
(2006) 'Market Polarization in Presence of Individual Choice Volatility'
S Raghavendra (with Sitabhra Sinha) (2006) 'Market Polarization in Presence of Individual Choice Volatility' In: Advances in Artificial Economics: The Economy as a Complex Dynamic System. Berlin: Springer. [Details]
(2004) 'Emergence of two-phase behaviour in markets through interaction and learning in agents with bounded rationality'
S Raghavendra (with Sitabhra Sinha) (2004) 'Emergence of two-phase behaviour in markets through interaction and learning in agents with bounded rationality' In: Practical Fruits of Econophysics. Tokyo:: Springer-Verlag. [Details]

Conference Publications

  Year Publication
(2010) Economic Crisis: In the light of alternative development paradigms
Srinivas, Raghavendra; Piiroinen, Petri (2010) A Reconsideration of Samuelson's Multiplier-Accelerator Model Economic Crisis: In the light of alternative development paradigms [Details]
(2010) International Conference on Computational and Financial Econometrics
Srinivas, Raghavendra; Vasiliu, Laurentiu; Parashicv, Daniel (2010) Algorithmic trading with human agents and computer agents in a virtual stock market & virtual futures market International Conference on Computational and Financial Econometrics [Details]
(2009) International Conference on Computing in Economics and Finance
Srinivas, Raghavendra; Vasiliu, Laurentiu; Paraschiv, Daniel (2009) Algorithmic Trading with Human Agents and Computer Agents in an Artificial Stock Market International Conference on Computing in Economics and Finance [Details]
(2007) Development Futures
Duvvury, Nata; Srinivas, Raghavendra (2007) Gender-Based Violence, Identity, and Development: Initial Explorations In developent Futures . In: Carol Healy eds. Development Futures [Details]
(2007) International Conference on Weblogs and Social Media (ICWSM '07)
S Raghavendra (with Uldis Bojars, Andreas Harth & Sheila Kinsella) (2007) An Empirical Investigation of networks in the Blogosphere Proceedings of the International Conference on Weblogs and Social Media (ICWSM '07) International Conference on Weblogs and Social Media (ICWSM '07) [Details]

Published Reports

  Year Publication
(2013) Intimate Partner Violence: Economic Costs and Implications for Growth and Development.
Duvvury, N., Callan, A., Carney, P. and Raghavendran, S. (2013) Intimate Partner Violence: Economic Costs and Implications for Growth and Development. The World Bank, Washington DC. [Details]

Edited Books

  Year Publication
(2010) Growth, Structural Change and Institutions.
Srinivas, Raghavendra; Boylan, Thomas (Ed.). (2010) Growth, Structural Change and Institutions Growth, Structural Change and Institutions. Ireland: National Council for Scientific and Technological Development (CNPq), Brasilia and NUI Galway, IRL. [Details]

Conference Contributions

  Year Publication
(2013) Affordable Homes and Sustainable Housing,
Srinivas, Raghavendra (2013) Financial Globalisation and Economic Policy. [Invited Oral Presentation], Affordable Homes and Sustainable Housing, Cork, Ireland , 27-APR-13 - 27-APR-13. [Details]
(2013) Irish Research Council Annual Symposium,
Metadjer, Naoise; Srinivas, Raghavendra (2013) Do financial markets undergo Critical Transitions?. [Poster Presentation], Irish Research Council Annual Symposium, Dublin , 27-SEP-13 - 27-OCT-13. [Details]
(2013) International Labour Organization Lectures,
Srinivas, Raghavendra (2013) Metaphors, Models and Economic Policies. [Invited Lecture], International Labour Organization Lectures, Turin, Italy , 06-MAR-13 - 11-MAR-13. [Details]
(2013) International Labour Organization Lectures,
Srinivas, Raghavendra (2013) Classical Theories and Contemporary Models of Development. [Invited Lecture], International Labour Organization Lectures, Turin, Italy , 06-MAR-13 - 11-MAR-13. [Details]
(2013) International Labour Organization Lectures,
Srinivas, Raghavendra (2013) Political Economy of Development. [Invited Lecture], International Labour Organization Lectures, Turin, Italy , 06-MAR-13 - 11-MAR-13. [Details]
(2013) Being Social: An Inter-Disciplinary Dialogue on Social Behaviour,
Srinivas, Raghavendra (2013) Economic Crises and the Political Economy of Economic Paradigms. [Invited Lecture], Being Social: An Inter-Disciplinary Dialogue on Social Behaviour, Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore, India , 26-JUN-13 - 29-JUN-13. [Details]
(2013) International Labour Organization Lectures,
Srinivas, Raghavendra (2013) Economics of Development and Patterns of Economic Development. [Invited Lecture], International Labour Organization Lectures, Turin, Italy , 06-MAR-13 - 11-MAR-13. [Details]
(2012) Contemporary Indian Economy,
Bhaduri, Amit; Sethi, Shiv; Ramanathan, Usha; Haragopal, G; and various (2012) The impact of the global economic crisis for Indian Economy. [Conference Organising Committee Chairperson], Contemporary Indian Economy, Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore, India , 17-JUL-12 - 17-JUL-12. [Details]
(2012) Finance, Sovereign Debt and Eurozone Crisis,
Srinivas, Raghavendra; Cessarato, Sergio; Walther, Herbert; Skarstein, Rune; Wikierman, Ariel; Gaberlleni, Nadia (2012) To articulate an alternative economic policy framework for the Eurozone crisis. [Conference Organising Committee Chairperson], Finance, Sovereign Debt and Eurozone Crisis, NUIG, Ireland , 05-NOV-12 - 07-NOV-12. [Details]
(2011) AIB-UKI Conference on International Business,
Srinivas Raghvendra; Kitty Moloney (2011) Evidence of Nonlinear Structure in Equity, Bond and Credit Default Swap Markets. [Conference Paper], AIB-UKI Conference on International Business, Edinburgh , 15-FEB-11 - 17-FEB-11. [Details]
(2011) VIII International Colloquium on “Economic Growth, Structural Change and Institutions”,
Srinivas Raghavendra (2011) This was a prestigious conference which brought together some of the world leading economists from US, South America, Europe, India and Japan. The main objective of the Colloquium was to contribute to the understanding of the ongoing economic crisis from the point of view of Growth, Structural Change and Institutions. [Conference Organising Committee Member], VIII International Colloquium on “Economic Growth, Structural Change and Institutions”, National University of Ireland, Galway , 26-MAY-11 - 27-MAY-11. [Details]
(2011) Self-Organization, Nonlinearity and Evolution: From Biology to Economics,
Srinivas, Raghavendra; Piiroinen, Petri (2011) This conference was organized in collaboration with COST action “Physics of Competition and Conflict” directed by Prof. Peter Richmond. The conference was the inaugural event of the Complex Systems Research Centre (CORE). [Conference Organising Committee Chairperson], Self-Organization, Nonlinearity and Evolution: From Biology to Economics, National University of Ireland, Galway , 24-OCT-11 - 26-OCT-11. [Details]
(2010) International Colloquium on “Economic Crisis: In the light of alternative development paradigms”,
Srinivas Raghavendra (2010) Colloquium on Alternative Development Paradigms. [Chaired Session], International Colloquium on “Economic Crisis: In the light of alternative development paradigms”, Paris , 26-MAY-10 - 28-MAY-10. [Details]
(2009) International Symposium on Intelligent Distributed Computing,
Paraschiv, Daniel; Srinivas, Raghavendra; Vasiliu, Laurentiu (2009) Algorithmic Trading on an Artificial Stock Market. [Conference Paper], International Symposium on Intelligent Distributed Computing, Catania, Italy , 18-SEP-09 - 19-SEP-09. [Details]
(2006) EAEPE Conference,
Srinvias Raghavendra (2006) Session in Honor of Richard Goodwin. [Invited Lecture], EAEPE Conference, Breman, Germany , 23-OCT-06 - 25-JAN-07. [Details]

Media - Community Engagement

  Year Publication
(2013) Economists and Austerity Errors.
Srinivas Raghavendra (2013) Economists and Austerity Errors. Dublin: Media - Community Engagement [Details]

Invited papers

  Year Publication
(2013) Economic Paradigms and Democracy in the Era of Financial Globalisation.
Srinivas Raghavendra (2013) Economic Paradigms and Democracy in the Era of Financial Globalisation. India: Invited papers [Details]

Magazine Article

  Year Publication
(2013) Tyranny of the Credit Rating Agencies.
Srinivas Raghavendra (2013) Tyranny of the Credit Rating Agencies. Dublin: Magazine Article [Details]

Policy Contribution

  Year Publication
(2012) Whitaker Institute Policy Brief.
Srinivas Raghavendra (2012) Whitaker Institute Policy Brief. Policy Contribution [ARAN Link] [Details]
(2012) An Alternative Vision for the Eurozone Crisis.
Srinivas, Raghavendra; Bhaduri, Amit, Skarstein, Rune, NIechoj, Thorsten, Wirkierman, Ariel; Walther, Herbert; Palma, Gabriel; Gabellini, Nadia; Cessarato, Sergio; Boylan, Thomas (2012) An Alternative Vision for the Eurozone Crisis. Spain, Italy, India, Argentina, and US: Policy Contribution [Details]

Review Articles

  Year Publication
(1996) Total Factor Productivity Growth: A Short-Run Equilibrium Analysis: A Review.
S Raghavendra (1996) Total Factor Productivity Growth: A Short-Run Equilibrium Analysis: A Review. Trivandrum, India: Review Articles [Details]

Reviews

  Year Publication
(2012) Econophysics An Emerging Discpline: Review.
Srinivas Raghavendra (2012) Econophysics An Emerging Discpline: Review. India: Reviews [Details]

Research Paper

  Year Publication
(2013) Intimate Partner Violence: Costs and Implications for Growth and Development.
Duvvury, N., Callan, A., Carney, P. and Raghavendran, S. (2013) Intimate Partner Violence: Costs and Implications for Growth and Development. Washington DC: Research Paper [Details]

Technical Publication

  Year Publication
(2005) E-Commerce: Review and Analysis. Digital Enterprise Research Institute Technical Report.
S Raghavendra (2005) E-Commerce: Review and Analysis. Digital Enterprise Research Institute Technical Report. Technical Publication [Details]
(2005) What causes price dispersion in online markets?. Digital Enterprise Research Institute Technical Report.
S Raghavendra (with Stephen Kinsella) (2005) What causes price dispersion in online markets?. Digital Enterprise Research Institute Technical Report. Technical Publication [Details]
(2005) A Comparative Study of Electronic Market Efficiency. Digital Enterprise Research Institute Technical Report.
S Raghavendra (with Stephen Kinsella) (2005) A Comparative Study of Electronic Market Efficiency. Digital Enterprise Research Institute Technical Report. Technical Publication [Details]

Working Paper

  Year Publication
(2013) Assessing the Empirical Performance of the DSGE models in the lead up to the Crisis.
Ashe, Sinead; Srinivas, Raghavendra (2013) Assessing the Empirical Performance of the DSGE models in the lead up to the Crisis. Working Paper [ARAN Link] [Details]
(2005) Limits to Investment Exhilarationism: Revising Kaldorian Cycles.
Srinivas, Raghavendra (2005) Limits to Investment Exhilarationism: Revising Kaldorian Cycles. Galway, Ireland: Working Paper [Details]
(2008) A Framework for Testing Algorithmic Trading Strategies.
Paraschiv, Daniel; Srinivas, Raghavendra; Vasiliu, Laurentiu (2008) A Framework for Testing Algorithmic Trading Strategies. Galway, Ireland: Working Paper [Details]
(2010) Quantitative Risk Estimation in the Credit Default Swap Market using Extreme Value Theory.
Srinivas, Raghavendra; Moloney, Kitty (2010) Quantitative Risk Estimation in the Credit Default Swap Market using Extreme Value Theory. Working Paper [Details]
(2012) An Investigation into the Dynamics of Financial Catastrophe.
Bhaduri, Amit; Guttal, Vishwesha (2012) An Investigation into the Dynamics of Financial Catastrophe. Working Paper [ARAN Link] [Details]
(2013) Critical Transitions in Eurozone Sovereign Bond Markets.
Naoise Metadjer; Srinivas Raghavendra (2013) Critical Transitions in Eurozone Sovereign Bond Markets. Working Paper [ARAN Link] [Details]
(2004) Phase Transition and Pattern Formation in a Model of Collective Choice Dynamics.
Srinivas, Raghavendra; Sinha, Sitabhra (2004) Phase Transition and Pattern Formation in a Model of Collective Choice Dynamics. Working Paper [Details]

Committees

  Committee Function From / To
Associate Director - Whitaker Institute 05-SEP-11 /
Director - M.Econ.Sc (International Finance) /
Editor - Economics Working Paper Series 07-MAY-07 /
Coordinator - Economics Seminar Series 09-JUL-07 / 31-AUG-10
Ph.D committee, College of Business, Law and Public Policy Member 06-MAY-13 /
Ph.D committee Member 08-SEP-08 / 04-OCT-13
Vice Dean Committee for Promotion Member 03-SEP-07 / 31-AUG-11
Executive Education Working Group Member 04-SEP-06 / 31-AUG-09
2nd year UG Arts advisory board Member 04-SEP-06 / 31-AUG-09
2nd Arts UG Coordinator 04-SEP-06 / 31-AUG-09
Evening BA Program (Economics Project coordinator 04-OCT-06 / 05-JAN-09

Employment

  Employer Position From / To
National University of Ireland, Galway Lecturer Above-the-Bar 08-NOV-04 /
Aaloborg University, Denmark Associate Professor (Appointed) 04-FEB-08 / 04-FEB-08
Madras School of Economics, India Assistant Professor 02-JUL-01 / 31-OCT-05

Education

  Year Institution Qualification Subject
2002 Jawaharlal Nehru University DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY Economics
1995 Jawaharlal Nehru University MASTER OF PHILOSOPHY Economics
1993 M.K. University MASTER OF PHILOSOPHY Economics
1992 Annamalai University MASTERS OF SCIENCE Statistics (Mathematical Statistics)
1990 Madura College, M.K. University BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Mathematics (Physics and Statistics)

Languages

  Language
English
Hindi

Teaching Interests


  


A lamp can never light another lamp unless it continues to hum its own flame - Rabindranath Tagore


My philosophy and practice of teaching draw from the wisdom and inspiration of Rabindranath Tagore’s magical words. I consider knowledge as the light that burns the darkness in the human mind and the duty of the teacher is to ensure that the light burns eternally. Thus, by continuing to hum his/her own flame, the teacher has to perform the critical role of reinvigorating the light of knowledge.

My teachers instilled in me the ability to hum, the burning desire for knowledge, which I consider as fundamental to teaching and as a teacher I endeavor to pass on to my students this passionate engagement. I was blessed with great teachers, who taught me not just the subject of study, but also, more importantly, the method of learning itself. In other words, they taught me how to learn.

The approach to learning for me is being both analytical and critical. I believe that these two aspects of learning cannot be achieved without a systematic enquiry to understand the nature, the philosophy, and the methodology of the subject of study. It is this method of enquiry-based learning that underpins my philosophy and practice of teaching, and is what continues to hum the flame in me.

My teaching portfolio is composed of a wide variety of courses within the ambit of my research expertise. I have designed and delivered novel interdisciplinary modules in economics arising from my research collaborations with colleagues in other disciplines such as Physics, Mathematics, Engineering, and Psychology. My teaching spans various levels that include undergraduate, advanced under graduate, evening BA/B.Sc./ Higher Diploma students (professionals and executives), post-graduate students and Ph.D. students. 

Recent Postgraduate Students

  Graduation Name Degree Primary Supervisor
PhD N

Current Postgraduate Students (Research)

  Student Degree Type Type
Sinéad Ashe Doctorate - Structured Ph.D. in Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences Supervisor
Herath Vidyaratne Doctorate - Ph.D. (Commerce) Supervisor
Naoise Metadjer Doctorate - Structured Ph.D. in the College of Business, Law & Public Policy Supervisor

Modules Taught

  Term/Year Module Title Module Code Subject / Desc
Autumn 2009-2016 Seminar in Financial Economics I EC565 Economics of Finance
Autumn/2013 Comparative Economic Thought EC219 Economic Analysis
Autumn/2009-2016 Seminar in Financial Economics I EC411 Economics of Finance
Spring/2012-2016 Topics in Macroeconomic Theory EC424 Macroeconomic theory

Internal Collaborators

  Name Description of Collaboration
Internal Collaborators
My research is multidisciplinary. I have collaborated with Physicists, Mathematicians, Engineers, and Ecologists. My publications testify the diversity and the nature of my collaboration with scientists from the Sciences. In my capacity as Associate director of the Whitaker Institute, I have initiated many interdisciplinary workshops and seminars within NUIG. I have a very extensive collaborations with scientists in diverse domains across various research institutes and universities like Santa Fe Institute in the US, Jawaharlal Nehru University, Institute of Mathematical Sciences and Indian Institute of Science in India.   Artificial Financial Markets with Human Agent Interface” with Dr. Laurentiu Vasiliu, Professor Jim Browne, and Mr. Daniel Paraschiv, NUIG. Business Cycles and Growth with Dr. Petri Piiroinen, School of Mathematics, NUIG. Economic Development, Gender and Identity with Dr. Nata Duvvury in Department of Sociology and Political Science, NUIG.  

External Collaborators

  Name Organisation / Institute Country Description of Collaboration
External Collaborators
Money, Economy and Crisis - This work is in collaboration with an eminent economist Professor Amit Bhaduri at the Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, India; Professor Srikanth Iyer and Dr. Vishwesha Guttal in the Indian Institute of Sciences, Bangalore, India.