Academic Staff
Jim Hanley
Lecturer in the School of Global Business
Email: james.hanly@tudublin.ie
Tel: +353 1 2206438
Qualifications
- PhD, University College Dublin (UCD), 2009
- MBS, University College Dublin (UCD), 1999
- BBS, Dublin City University (DCU), 1996
Research Underpinning the Programme
- Dr. Hanly’s research interests align with his teaching in Corporate Finance and Risk Management, as well as sustainability, energy economics, and how financial and economic data interact with non-financial data.
- He is also interested in practitioner research, experiential learning, and how research can inform management and decision-making.
Publications include:
- 2023: "Household Electricity Consumption: A Study on the Role of Micro Renewable Energy Systems in Vietnam." Cogent Economics and Finance.
- 2022: "Fuel Poverty Measurements in Residential America. Who are the Most Vulnerable?" Finance Research Letters.
- 2022: "Revisiting the Relationship between Economic Uncertainty and Suicide: An Alternative Approach." Social Science & Medicine.
- 2020: "An Empirical Investigation of the Relationship between Business Performance and Suicide in the US." Social Science & Medicine.
- 2019: "The Power of Ethical Investment in the Context of Political Uncertainty." Journal of Applied Economics.
- 2019: "Household Energy Consumption: A Study of Micro Renewable Energy Systems in Ireland." Economic and Social Review.
- 2018: "The Positive Feedback Cycle in the Electricity Market: Residential Solar PV Adoption, Electricity Demand, and Prices." Energy Policy.
- 2018: "European Power Markets – A Journey Towards Efficiency." Energy Policy.
- And many more.
- Further publications in energy economics, finance, risk management, and energy price risk management.
Scholarship Underpinning the Programme
- Dr. Hanly’s work includes collaborations with other researchers in various papers that examine important topics such as energy economics, sustainability, and the role of micro renewable energy systems.
- His teaching is backed by robust research in corporate finance, energy finance, and risk management, providing students with exposure to practical and theoretical knowledge.
Industry and Profession, Civic and Community Engagement, Staff Development
- Dr. Hanly has taught for 24 years and is involved in several research committees and supervisory roles for doctoral theses.
- He is a visiting scholar at prestigious universities like the University of Melbourne (Australia) and the University of Otago (New Zealand).
- He has also served as an external examiner for institutions like TUS and the Institute of Bankers.