Justin Doran

Professor of Economics

University College Cork

Ireland

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Justin Doran is a Professor of Economics at University College Cork in Ireland. His research focuses on job automation, innovation in firms of varying sizes, and the role of public financial support in fostering research and development. Recent articles explore the socio-demographic factors influencing commuter choices and the impact of R&D grants on multinational enterprises. He contributes to the understanding of financial resources and their effect on innovation activities across European regions.

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Bernadette Power

University College Cork Business School

IRELAND

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Declan Jordan

Senior Lecturer in Economics

University College Cork

IRELAND

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Kevin Mulligan

Queen's University Belfast

UNITED KINGDOM

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Jun Du

Aston University

UNITED KINGDOM

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University of Groningen

NETHERLANDS

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Helena Lenihan

University of Limerick

IRELAND

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Nóirín McCarthy

Lecturer

University College Cork National University of Ireland

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Conor O'Driscoll

University of Groningen

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Articles (18)

Job automation in China: who is at risk and where are they located?

Innovation success in small and larger firms: Does persistence and diversity in R&D matter when building a unique knowledge base?

Subsidising innovation outside or within firms’ existing knowledge bases: which is best for radical innovation?

Exploratory and exploitative linkages and innovative activity in the offshore renewable energy sector

Two birds with one stone: can public financial support help firms to address financial and non-financial obstacles to research and innovation?

R&D grants and R&D tax credits to foreign-owned subsidiaries: Does supporting multinational enterprises’ R&D pay off in terms of firm performance improvements for the host economy?

Research and innovation and the role of competition in family owned and managed firms

Measuring land-use mixing across the Republic of Ireland: source data comparisons

The role of relatedness in firm interrelationships

The relationship between city size, decentralisation and economic growth

How the relationship between socio-demographics, residential environments and travel influence commuter choices

Financial resources for research and innovation in small and larger firms: Is it a case of the more you have, the more you do?

GREEN INNOVATION LAUNCH VERSUS EXPANSION: DO THE PUBLIC POLICY SUPPORTS NEEDED VARY BY FIRM SIZE?

A multilevel approach to firm interrelationships across European regions

The spatiotemporal dimension of population change in Ireland: visualisation of growth and shrinkage in Irish Electoral Divisions (1986–2016)

Regional variations in automation job risk and labour market thickness to agricultural employment

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The vulnerability of European regional labour markets to job automation: the role of agglomeration externalities

Collaborators (14)

Bernadette Power

Declan Jordan

Kevin Mulligan

Jun Du

Jan Ditzen

Mari O' Connor

Mary O'Shaughnessy

Mauricio Perez-Alaniz

Geraldine Ryan

frank Crowley

Richard Henry Rijnks

Helena Lenihan

Nóirín McCarthy

Conor O'Driscoll

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Justin Doran

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Articles (18)

Job automation in China: who is at risk and where are they located?

Innovation success in small and larger firms: Does persistence and diversity in R&D matter when building a unique knowledge base?

Subsidising innovation outside or within firms’ existing knowledge bases: which is best for radical innovation?

Exploratory and exploitative linkages and innovative activity in the offshore renewable energy sector

Two birds with one stone: can public financial support help firms to address financial and non-financial obstacles to research and innovation?

R&amp;D grants and R&amp;D tax credits to foreign-owned subsidiaries: Does supporting multinational enterprises’ R&amp;D pay off in terms of firm performance improvements for the host economy?

Research and innovation and the role of competition in family owned and managed firms

Measuring land-use mixing across the Republic of Ireland: source data comparisons

The role of relatedness in firm interrelationships

The relationship between city size, decentralisation and economic growth

How the relationship between socio-demographics, residential environments and travel influence commuter choices

Financial resources for research and innovation in small and larger firms: Is it a case of the more you have, the more you do?

GREEN INNOVATION LAUNCH VERSUS EXPANSION: DO THE PUBLIC POLICY SUPPORTS NEEDED VARY BY FIRM SIZE?

A multilevel approach to firm interrelationships across European regions

The spatiotemporal dimension of population change in Ireland: visualisation of growth and shrinkage in Irish Electoral Divisions (1986–2016)

Regional variations in automation job risk and labour market thickness to agricultural employment

Raising the bar (18)

The vulnerability of European regional labour markets to job automation: the role of agglomeration externalities

Collaborators (14)

Bernadette Power

Declan Jordan

Kevin Mulligan

Jun Du

Jan Ditzen

Mari O' Connor

Mary O'Shaughnessy

Mauricio Perez-Alaniz

Geraldine Ryan

frank Crowley

Richard Henry Rijnks

Helena Lenihan

Nóirín McCarthy

Conor O'Driscoll

Make your next move.

R&D grants and R&D tax credits to foreign-owned subsidiaries: Does supporting multinational enterprises’ R&D pay off in terms of firm performance improvements for the host economy?