Frank Barry

Frank Barry is Professor of International Business & Economic Development at the Trinity Business School. He has held positions at the Universities of Stockholm, California and New South Wales, and with the Harvard Institute for International Development. He has acted as a consultant for the World Bank, the European Commission, the African Economic Research Consortium, and various Irish and UK government agencies. His current research interests are in the fields of foreign direct investment and economic and business history.

Publications

• Barry, F, "Aggressive Tax Planning Practices and Inward-FDI Implications for Ireland of the New US Corporate Tax Regime", Economic and Social Review, 50, (2), 2019, p325-340 Journal Article, 2019
• The Life and Death of Protestant Businesses in Independent Ireland in, I. d'Alton and I. Milne , Protestant and Irish: the Minority's Search for Place in Independent Ireland, Cork, Cork University Press, 2019, pp155 - 170, [Frank Barry] Book Chapter, 2019
• Barry, F., and A. Bergin, "Export Structure, FDI and the Rapidity of Ireland's Recovery from Crisis", Economic and Social Review, 50, (4), 2019, p707-724 Journal Article, 2019