QUCEH Working Paper Series: 2022

Working papers by QUCEH Research Associates, Research Affiliates and Research Students distributed in 2022 are available for download on this page.

No. 22-13:
Ann M. Carlos
'The Country that They Built: The Dynamic and Complex Indigenous Economies in North America before 1492'
December 2022

No. 22-12:
David A. Bogle, Gareth Campbell, Christopher Coyle and John D. Turner
'Why did Shareholder Liability Disappear'
December 2022

No. 22-11:
Alan Fernihough and Ronan C. Lyons
'Agglomeration and Emigration: The Economic Impact of Railways in Post-Famine Ireland'
December 2022

No. 22-10:
Alan J. Hanna, John D. Turner and Clive B. Walker
'The Spectre of Terrorism and the Stock Market'
November 2022

No. 22-09:
Graham Brownlow and Christopher L. Colvin
'Economic History and the Future of Pedagogy in Economics'
August 2022

No. 22-08:
Graeme Acheson, Michael Aldous and William Quinn
'The Anatomy of a Bubble Company: The London Assurance in 1720'
June 2022

No. 22-07:
Eoin McLaughlin, Christopher L. Colvin and Stuart Henderson
'Demography and Age Heaping: Solving Ireland’s post-Famine Digit Preference Puzzle'
May 2022

No. 22-06:
Paul Winfree
'The Effect of Propaganda on Elections: Evidence from the Post-Reconstruction South'
April 2022

No. 22-05:
Seán Kenny and Eoin McLaughlin
'Political Economy of Secession: Lessons from the Early Years of the Irish Free State'
April 2022
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No. 22-04:
Liam Kennedy and Donald MacRaild
'Perspectives on the Great Irish Famine'
April 2022

No. 22-03:
Liam Kennedy 
'Famine as Genocide? Ukraine and Ireland'
April 2022

No. 22-02:
Graziella Bertocchi, Arcangelo Dimico, and Gian Luca Tedeschi 
'Strangers and Foreigners: Trust and Attitudes towards Citizenship'
February 2022

No. 22-01:
R. J. C. Adams, Gareth Campbell, Christopher Coyle, and John D. Turner
'The Wee Divergence: Business Creation and Political Turmoil in Ireland before 1900'
January 2022