Naoise McDonagh
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Tanweer Ali
I was the co-editor of an academic book, 'Discourse Analysis and Austerity' recently published by Routledge. Naoise contributed to the book and we worked together on the project for a period of well over a year all in all. Naoise's contribution was of an excellent standard both in terms of the quality of writing and the intellectual ideas which he introduced. He is clearly a deep thinker who is able to communicate his ideas well. Naoise was also reliable and very pleasant to communicate with. It was a pleasure working with him, and I do very much hope to have the opportunity to collaborate with him again in the near future.
David Mayeda
I was Naoise McDonagh's direct supervisor when he worked as Graduate Teaching Assistant (GTA) for "Issues and Themes in Sociology" (SOCIOL 100) at the University of Auckland in 2018. Having Naoise on board the teaching team was essentially like having a second lecturer on staff. Naoise knows his sociology like the back of his hand, but more importantly he can convey sociological concepts and broader theories in ways that are both understandable and meaningful. To this end, Naoise was invaluable to students. Additionally, Naoise was able to give advice to fellow GTA's on our team. I have no doubt Naoise is ready to teach multiple university courses on his own, in sociology and related disciplines.
Tanweer Ali
I was the co-editor of an academic book, 'Discourse Analysis and Austerity' recently published by Routledge. Naoise contributed to the book and we worked together on the project for a period of well over a year all in all. Naoise's contribution was of an excellent standard both in terms of the quality of writing and the intellectual ideas which he introduced. He is clearly a deep thinker who is able to communicate his ideas well. Naoise was also reliable and very pleasant to communicate with. It was a pleasure working with him, and I do very much hope to have the opportunity to collaborate with him again in the near future.
David Mayeda
I was Naoise McDonagh's direct supervisor when he worked as Graduate Teaching Assistant (GTA) for "Issues and Themes in Sociology" (SOCIOL 100) at the University of Auckland in 2018. Having Naoise on board the teaching team was essentially like having a second lecturer on staff. Naoise knows his sociology like the back of his hand, but more importantly he can convey sociological concepts and broader theories in ways that are both understandable and meaningful. To this end, Naoise was invaluable to students. Additionally, Naoise was able to give advice to fellow GTA's on our team. I have no doubt Naoise is ready to teach multiple university courses on his own, in sociology and related disciplines.
Tanweer Ali
I was the co-editor of an academic book, 'Discourse Analysis and Austerity' recently published by Routledge. Naoise contributed to the book and we worked together on the project for a period of well over a year all in all. Naoise's contribution was of an excellent standard both in terms of the quality of writing and the intellectual ideas which he introduced. He is clearly a deep thinker who is able to communicate his ideas well. Naoise was also reliable and very pleasant to communicate with. It was a pleasure working with him, and I do very much hope to have the opportunity to collaborate with him again in the near future.
David Mayeda
I was Naoise McDonagh's direct supervisor when he worked as Graduate Teaching Assistant (GTA) for "Issues and Themes in Sociology" (SOCIOL 100) at the University of Auckland in 2018. Having Naoise on board the teaching team was essentially like having a second lecturer on staff. Naoise knows his sociology like the back of his hand, but more importantly he can convey sociological concepts and broader theories in ways that are both understandable and meaningful. To this end, Naoise was invaluable to students. Additionally, Naoise was able to give advice to fellow GTA's on our team. I have no doubt Naoise is ready to teach multiple university courses on his own, in sociology and related disciplines.
Tanweer Ali
I was the co-editor of an academic book, 'Discourse Analysis and Austerity' recently published by Routledge. Naoise contributed to the book and we worked together on the project for a period of well over a year all in all. Naoise's contribution was of an excellent standard both in terms of the quality of writing and the intellectual ideas which he introduced. He is clearly a deep thinker who is able to communicate his ideas well. Naoise was also reliable and very pleasant to communicate with. It was a pleasure working with him, and I do very much hope to have the opportunity to collaborate with him again in the near future.
David Mayeda
I was Naoise McDonagh's direct supervisor when he worked as Graduate Teaching Assistant (GTA) for "Issues and Themes in Sociology" (SOCIOL 100) at the University of Auckland in 2018. Having Naoise on board the teaching team was essentially like having a second lecturer on staff. Naoise knows his sociology like the back of his hand, but more importantly he can convey sociological concepts and broader theories in ways that are both understandable and meaningful. To this end, Naoise was invaluable to students. Additionally, Naoise was able to give advice to fellow GTA's on our team. I have no doubt Naoise is ready to teach multiple university courses on his own, in sociology and related disciplines.
Experience
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Edith Cowan University
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Australia
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Higher Education
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700 & Above Employee
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Senior Lecturer in International Business
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Dec 2022 - Present
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Australian Institute of International Affairs
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Australia
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Think Tanks
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1 - 100 Employee
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Board Member: Australian Institute of International Affairs
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Jan 2022 - Dec 2022
As member of the board I contribute to ensure the board achieves it responsibilities to: - establish and regularly review the organization's governance framework to ensure it meets its obligations - set the strategic direction to help the organisation achieve its purpose - oversee financial performance of the organisation - oversee risk management strategy and risk management performance - play an active role in building a culture of integrity - operate within its statutory powers and policies
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Australian Institute of International Affairs South Australia
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Australia
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International Affairs
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President, Australian Institute of International Affairs South Australia
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Dec 2021 - Nov 2022
- Organizational vision and leadership - Strategic planning - Public engagement - Stakeholder engagement - Chair of the council The role of the institute is to promote public understanding of international affairs in all their complexity. Today that objective is more critical than ever. The last three decades have seen the extent and criticality of connections between nation states multiply and deepen such that each nation’s well-being is in part dependent on its relations to many more. Likewise, this proliferation of connectivity and interdependence pose vulnerabilities and risks, the nature of which have emerged in recent years. In that context, it is crucial to have informed and balanced debate on the international issues of our time; to avoid both reactionary and ill-informed responses to the affairs of the day. It is with great passion that I aim to achieve that objective as President of the Institute here in Adelaide, South Australia!
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University of Adelaide
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Australia
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Higher Education
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700 & Above Employee
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University Lecturer
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Nov 2019 - Nov 2022
Research - Research Project: 'System Rivalry, Geo-economics and the Future of the Liberal Order' - Engage in original research for publication in leading international journals and book publishers - Deliver research at international conferences - Develop policy and engagement content for wider dissemination of research Teaching - Course coordinator for two courses (see below) on 'Masters in International Trade and Development' - Develop innovative teaching pedagogy based on the 'Reflective Practice' approach - Experienced in fully designing Masters-level courses - Experience with online teaching and using ICT systems such as CANVAS, BLACKBOARD or similar Academic Service - Managing Editor for Institute for International Trade's 'Policy & Engagement' thought leadership output - Postgraduate Coordinator - Project Manager for Research Project: 'Subsidies and 21st Century Industrial Policy Courses currently taught: *Trade 7003 'Research Methods in International Trade' (Master in International Trade and Development) *Trade 7004 'Principles in International Trade and Development (Master in International Trade and Development) * ECON 3529 'Rethinking Capitalism, (3rd Year BA)
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MANN & Co. Developing Human Potential
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New Zealand
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Professional Training and Coaching
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Principle Political Economy Consultant
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Jun 2018 - May 2020
- Provide analysis of market conditions, including macroeconomic conditions, firm structure, firm size, productivity rates, growth sectors, and relevant regulatory institutions. - Generate executive summaries of medium-term market developmental needs, contextualized within an international business competitiveness model. - Develop tools for organizational design and change management. - Provide analysis of market conditions, including macroeconomic conditions, firm structure, firm size, productivity rates, growth sectors, and relevant regulatory institutions. - Generate executive summaries of medium-term market developmental needs, contextualized within an international business competitiveness model. - Develop tools for organizational design and change management.
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The University of Auckland
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New Zealand
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Higher Education
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700 & Above Employee
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Senior Graduate Teaching Assistant
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Feb 2017 - Aug 2019
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PhD Candidate
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Feb 2015 - Nov 2018
PhD CandidateThesis: The End of Capitalism, Again? An institutional-evolutionary view.Abstract: Within critical political economy the 2008 Global Financial Crisis is viewed a symptom of a deeper structural decline. This ‘capitalism is ending’ argument is derived from analysis focused on the developmental contradictions of the capitalist system. This thesis shows the flaws in that approach by highlighting how institutional regulation plays a central role in managing capitalist development, and thus adequate analysis must include contradictions and ameliorative institutional regulation. Conceptually, I use institutional-evolutionary theory to critically assess the limitations of key arguments in the debate on capitalism’s future. Institutional-evolutionary theory is based on a contemporary revival of Thorstein Veblen’s work. I argue the theory contains the resources for investigating the historical specificity of capitalism. Following critique of existing debates on the future of capitalism, I develop a representative case study highlighting the dynamic between capitalist contradictions and ameliorative institutional regulation, through a historical study of the evolution of bank bailout policy since the 18th century. This policy was crucial to avert systemic risk in 2008, as well as in many previous crises. In this thesis, I argue that the global diffusion of bailout policy is a case of institutional evolution driven by a process of variation, selection, and retention of institutions.
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Graduate Teaching Assistant
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Feb 2015 - Feb 2017
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University of Galway
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Ireland
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Higher Education
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700 & Above Employee
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Social Science Researcher
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May 2012 - Aug 2012
- Competitively won funding to develop a research project titled: 'Framing Ireland's Economic Crisis: Assessing the role of the Irish media in shaping public discourse during 2009-2010' - Key goals: Develop theoretical frameworks for understanding media discourse. Devise data collection methods for collecting primary data to create media corpora. Use qualitative data analysis software (QSR's NVivo) for deep analysis of rich text-based information. - Key research outputs: 1) McDonagh, N. (2016). How to Frame a Bank Bailout: Lessons from Ireland during the Global Financial Crisis. Przestrzeń Społeczna/SocialSpace, 12(2), 84-112. 2) McDonagh, N. (2019a). One-dimensional times: a dialectical response to the Irish Times’ coverage of the global financial crisis. Culture and Organization, 25(1), 32-51.
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Bayside Electrical Limited
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New Zealand
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Construction
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Construction Manager
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Sep 2004 - Aug 2008
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Irish Defence Forces
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Ireland
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Armed Forces
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700 & Above Employee
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Infantry
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Sep 2002 - Aug 2004
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Education
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2015 - 2019
The University of Auckland
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, International Political Economy/Institutional Economics & Policy -
2013 - 2014
National University of Ireland, Galway
Master of Arts - MA, Environment, Society and Development -
2010 - 2013
National University of Ireland, Galway
Bachelor of Arts - BA, Political Sociology & Philosophy
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