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Personal profile
Achievements
Education
PhD Queen's University of Belfast (2002)
BA University of York (1994) (First Class Honours)
Appointments and Affiliations
Auditor, Ulster Society for Irish Historical Studies (since 2021)
Member, Northern Ireland Fiscal Commission Expert Stakeholder Group (since 2021)
Member, Northern Ireland Productivity Forum,The Productivity Institute (since 2021)
Member, Royal Irish Academy Social Sciences Committee (Elected 2018-22, Relected 2022-)
Member, Urban and Regional Economics Seminar Group (since 2016)
Member, Nevin Economic Research Institute Research Review Panel (since 2013)
Research Associate, Centre for Economic History, Queen's University Belfast (since 2012)
Editor/Co-editor, Irish Economic and Social History (since 2012)
Teaching
ECO 3013 Economics of Corporate Strategy (semester 2)
PAI 2045 Politics and Economics of UK Devolution (semester 2 )
MBA 7172 The Global Economic Environment (semester 1)
Current PhD Supervision
Kyle Richmond (co-supervised with Chris Colvin and Stephen Billington), NINE DTP 1+3 MRes/PhD Economics (since 2020)
Research Interests
Economic History, Business History, Topics in Contemporary Business Economics (e.g. Brexit, Regions and Devolution), Applied Institutional Economics, Economic Organisation of Violence, Communicating Economics (e.g. pedagogy and public understanding)
Other
Administration
Director, Masters of Public Administration (joint TCD-QUB degree), Since 2021
Associate Director of International Communication, QMS, 2018-2021
Programme Director BSc Economics & Business Economics, QMS, 2009-2012
Elected Member of School Management Board, QMS, 2010-15
Economics Member, Undergraduate Education Committee, QMS, 2007-2015
Research Statement
My primary interest covers both economic and business history. The second area is contemporary business economics. I am concerned with how real-world businesses use economics and strategic management and react to economic conditions. The third area is applied institutional economics. The fourth area is the economic organization of violence. Communicating economics is my last research interest. I am interested in the way economists persuade each other, teach students and talk to the public.
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Projects
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Informal Institutions as Inhibitors of Rent-Seeking Entrepreneurship: Evidence from U.S. History
Brownlow, G. & Smith, A., 27 Mar 2022, (Accepted) 82nd Annual Meeting of the Academy of Management: Proceedings. (Academy of Management Proceedings).Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Conference contribution
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Orange, Green and in the Red? A Century of the Northern Ireland Economy
Brownlow, G., 2022, Northern Ireland 1921-2021:Centenary Historical Perspectives. Nic Dhaibheid, C., Coleman, M. & Bew, P. (eds.). Belfast: Ulster Historical Foundation, p. 116-124Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Chapter (peer-reviewed) › peer-review
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A ‘Dreary Fantasy’? George O’Brien, Political Determinism and the Economic Consequences of Partition
Brownlow, G., Oct 2021, Ireland and Partition: Contexts and Consequences . Fleming, N. C. & Murphy, J. H. (eds.). Clemson, South Carolina: Clemson University Press, p. 119-137Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Chapter
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The Distribution of Power Over Social Distancing Regulation in the UK: Constitutional Design Principles from Economic Theory
Brownlow, G. & Smith, A., 27 Jan 2021, Belfast, 28 p.Research output: Working paper
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An Economist Who Would Not take “Yes” for an Answer: The Three Phases of Douglass C. North
Brownlow, G., Carden, A. & Greer, K., 10 Nov 2020, A Companion to Douglass North, edited by Andrés Marroquín and Nikolai Wenzel. Guatemala: Universidad Francisco Marroquín. Forthcoming.. Guatemala City: : Universidad Francisco Marroquín, , p. 29-48Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Chapter
Prizes
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Awarded Fellowship of the Royal Society of the Arts
Brownlow, Graham (Recipient), 26 Jun 2021
Prize: Other distinction
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Back to the Failure(s): DeLorean and Northern Ireland's Other Troubles (Economic History Society Annual Conference Plenary Lecture 2019)
Brownlow, Graham (Recipient), Apr 2019
Prize: Other distinction
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Visiting Professor in Economics, Birmingham City University
Brownlow, Graham (Recipient), Aug 2021
Prize: Appointment
Activities
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DeIndustrialisation in the UK (part of Long Run Initiative event)
Graham Brownlow (Contributor)
13 Jan 2021Activity: Talk or presentation types › Public lecture/debate/seminar
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Post-Brexit: What Next for Northern Ireland?
Graham Brownlow (Contributor), Aodhan Connolly (Contributor), Steven McCabe (Chair) & Vicky Pryce (Contributor)
25 Feb 2021Activity: Talk or presentation types › Public lecture/debate/seminar
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Invited Talk at Brexit Roundtable at Irish Economics Association Conference, TCD 2021
Graham Brownlow (Contributor), Martina Lawless (Contributor), Dawn Holland (Contributor) & John Fitzgerald (Chair)
07 May 2021Activity: Talk or presentation types › Invited or keynote talk at national or international conference
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Invited Participant at Round Table on Covid, Scottish Economic Society Conference 2021
Graham Brownlow (Contributor) & Graeme Roy (Chair)
26 Apr 2021Activity: Talk or presentation types › Invited or keynote talk at national or international conference
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A SWOT Analysis of "Northern Ireland Plc"
Graham Brownlow (Invited speaker)
13 Apr 2021Activity: Talk or presentation types › Invited talk
Press / Media
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How might Scottish Independence affect Northern Ireland's econony?
21/04/2022
1 Media contribution
Press/Media: Expert Comment
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Northern Ireland is huge in TV, but post-Brexit reality is far less glitzy
27/11/2021
1 Media contribution
Press/Media: Expert Comment
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Brexit quarrel highlights Northern Ireland’s data gaps
18/11/2021
1 item of Media coverage
Press/Media: Expert Comment
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A Local Crisis Everywhere (Northern Ireland parts)
Graham Brownlow & Esmond Birnie
10/06/2021
1 Media contribution
Press/Media: Public Engagement Activities
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