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| B.A., M.A. (NUI)
Ph.D. (University of Hull) |
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| Room: | Room 101 | ||
| Tel: | 353 (0)91 - 493326 | ||
| Fax: | 353 (0)91 - 495505 | ||
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p.collins nuigalway.ie |
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Patrick Collins is an economic geographer that has published in areas of regional development, the Information Society, and the impact of telecommunications provision. More recently in he has turned his attention to the development of the Irish economy within a global framework. This has involved focusing on multinational companies operating out of Ireland, and the place of Irish affiliates within their respective networks of global production. Alongside this work, Patrick has investigated the economic contribution of Creative and Cultural industries to Galway and the West of Ireland more generally.
Research projects:
PRTLI_ITSREG: "The Potential for Regionalising Internationally Traded Services" (Participant) Details
Grimes, S and Collins, P (2009) “The contribution of the overseas ICT sector to expanding R&D investment in Ireland” Irish Geography 42(1): pp 45 - 67
Collins, P and Grimes, S (2008) “Ireland’s foreign-owned technology sector: From branch plants to control centres?” Growth and Change 39(3): pp. 436 - 463
Collins, P (2007) “Policy approaches to developing the region in the information age: Evidence from Ireland and Europe” Irish Geography 40(2): pp 146 – 167
Collins, P (2007) “Information Age Ireland: the attraction, reality and never-ending geography” European Planning Studies 15 (1): pp. 67 – 87
Collins, P and Pontikakis, D (2006)“Innovation Systems in the European Periphery: the case of Ireland and Greece” Science and Public Policy 33 (10): pp. 757 - 769
Collins, P and Grimes, S (2003) “Building a Knowledge Economy in Ireland through European networks” European Planning Studies, 11 (4): pp. 395 - 412
Grimes, S and Collins, P (2002) “The Role of Telematics in Integrating Ireland into Europe’s Information Society”
EPS, 10 (8): pp. 971 - 986
“Between Boston and Brussels: Where allegiances on the European Periphery lie” European Regional Science Association. Volos, Greece, August
2009
’From success to failure: recent FDI movements in Ireland’ Regional Studies Association Annual Conference, Leuven, Belgium
’Creative Cities: A case study from Ireland’ Regional Studies Workshop on Creative industries, Cardiff. UK
’First they giveth and then they taketh away: Cost competitiveness in Ireland’ Regional Science Association. Limerick.
2008
“Turn on, Tune in, Log out: Exploring the geographies of cyberpower” Department of Geography Seminar Series, April 6th.
From Services to Servicing. Regional Studies Association Workshop. Paisley Scotland, UK
2007
“Culture and Creativity: A case study from the West of Ireland”. Conference of Irish Geographers, St Patrick’s Drumcondra, May 12th
“Ireland’s foreign owned technology sector: A new form of embeddedness?” Conference of Irish Geographers, St Patrick’s Drumcondra, May 13th
“Ireland’s FDI success story” Dusquense University PA. May
2006
“An e-Galway?” Presentation to Galway Chamber of Commerce, December
