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Prof @HWUEconomics , interested in #econhist, #landreform, #microfinance, #sustainabledevelopment, #health, #nufc & #Seinfeld (not necessarily in that order)

Edinburgh, Scotland
Joined September 2012
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After several years of research and writing, today I finally got to hold the first copy of "The Inclusive Wealth of Nations". Grateful to everyone who helped shape the book along the way.
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Fresh off the press! A new Comment in Nature with Matthias Beck on the risks that the current super El Niño poses to global public health, including some less conventional threats. nature.com/articles/d41586-0…
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Driving into work this morning, Led Zeppelin's When the Levee Breaks seemed a fitting soundtrack. Originally written about the catastrophic Great Mississippi Flood of 1927, it's a reminder of what happens when nature overwhelms our defences. youtu.be/uwiTs60VoTM
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After 11 years at the University of Southern Denmark (from student to AP), it's time to try something else. So I'm on the job market this year! 🧵
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Here's a short piece I wrote for RTÉ comparing the geopolitical significance of the Strait of Hormuz in 2026 with the Suez Crisis of 1956. Just as Suez marked a turning point in Britain's position as a global power, could Hormuz represent a similar inflection point today?
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What history tells us about the closure of vital waterways. Disputes over the Suez Canal in 1956 and the Strait of Hormuz 60 years later show geopolitical power is often no match for economic power, writes @eoinaldo @HWUEconomics @Researchirel rte.ie/brainstorm/2026/1015/…
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Congratulations to Panmure House Fellow Professor Eoin McLaughlin on the launch of his new book, "The Inclusive Wealth of Nations: Prosperity, Sustainability, and the Future of Economic Progress". Professor McLaughlin was joined by @ProfGraemeRoy, Vice Principal and Head of the College of Social Sciences at the University of Glasgow, for a fireside chat attended by a sold-out audience. The evening concluded with an engaging Q&A session, giving audience members the opportunity to explore the book's ideas and implications in greater depth. To learn more about The Inclusive Wealth of Nations or purchase a copy, visit: bloomsbury.com/uk/inclusive-…
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My comment on intergenerational justice was published in Nature yesterday, drawing on some of the ideas in my recent book, The Inclusive Wealth of Nations.
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So, what is The Inclusive Wealth of Nations actually about? A week after publication, I’ve written a short piece on where the idea came from, what I mean by inclusive wealth, and why we need to look beyond GDP when thinking about economic progress.
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Not quite an airport book but it does fit on the ferry 🛳 The Inclusive Wealth of Nations is out today.
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