ProfessorPatrick A. McNutt FRSA
Overview:
Behavioural economist and business consultant, with work experience spanning academe, the corporate sector and public affairs over past 30 years, Patrick McNutt, Oxford graduate, academic and author of numerous publications is aFellow of the Royal Society, and a Visiting Fellow at Manchester Business School. Irish citizen, born August 12th 1957, based in Dublin, he continues to consult with private clients, applying game theory and strategic thinking. He continues to research and teach.
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Career History (Academic):
Research Assistant, Economic & Social Research Institute, Dublin, 1978-1980. Lecturer in Economics, University College Galway, Ireland (1982-1994); Professor of Political Economy, University of Ulster, Northern Ireland (1994-1996).Visiting Fellow since 2004at the Manchester Business School, UK.
Career History (Management):
In 1996, Patrick McNutt was appointed by competitive interview to the Full-Time Executive Chairmanship of the Irish Competition Authority (1996-2000). Director and Partner, Competition & Regulatory Affairs, London Economics/Indecon Consultancy Group (2000-2003).Consultant to the Industries/EDC Committee, Jersey Competition & Regulatory Authority, Jersey, Channel Islands, UK (2001-2004), and inaugural Chairman of the Jersey Authority during that set-up period.
Qualifications:
BA UniversityCollegeDublin: 1975-1978. MPhil, OxfordUniversity: 1980-1982. DPhil, University of Ulster: 1990-1992.
Private Client Consultancy:
Clients’ testimonials are available on request or available on LinkedIn. Patrick’s consultancy work covers the areas of strategic advice to both national governments and CEOs; sector-specific strategic advice includes banking and telecoms sectors, breweries and service providers; technical support at regulatory and competition agencies, merger and antitrust analysis, litigation support;management and executive training and management coaching.
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Most Recent Publications (complete listing on request):
Books: 2014 (forthcoming) Decoding Strategy: Patterns & Predictions McGraw Hill ISBN 978-1-259-07106-5; 2010:Game Embedded Strategy, McGraw Hill, ISBN 978-007-128892-7. 2010:Political Economy of Law,Edward Elgar Publishing, ISBN 978-1-84844-521-5.2008: E-book Signalling, Strategy and Management Type; Mimeo.2005: Law, Economics & Antitrust Edward Elgar Publishing, Cheltenham, UK: ISBN 1-85898 785-7. 2002:The Economics of Public Choice II Edward Elgar Publishing, Cheltenham, UK: ISBN 1-84376-066-5.
Articles: 2010:‘Kantian Ethics and Corporate Governance’, Special Issue, International Journal of Social Economics. 2009:‘The Neighbourhood of No-truth’, Homo Oeconomicus.2004: ‘Code of Ethics and Employee Governance’ [with Charlie Batho] International Journal of Social EconomicsVol 32 no 8 pp656-666.2003:‘Taxonomy of Non-Market Economics for European Competition Policy’ World Competition vol 26, no 2 July, pp303-332. 2002: ‘Irish Retail Banks and the Competitiveness Challenge’ Irish Banking Review, Summer Vol 2002, pp2-13.
Offices & Honours:
Nominated Fellow of RSA, 2012. Visiting Fellow: - Manchester Business School, 2004-present. Editorial Advisory Board: International Journal of Social Economics 1992-present, and World Competition, 1998-present. Inaugural Chairman: Jersey Competition & Regulatory Authority, 2001-2004. Research Associate: Department of Political Science, University of Dublin, 1998-2000. Member, National Committee for Economics & Social Sciences, RoyalIrishAcademy, Dublin, 1995-1998. Member, Committee of the European Public Choice Society, 1997-1999. Rapporteur:Competition Directorate’s Advisory Committee, at the European Commission, Brussels. 1995-1998. Elected Member of the Senate of the University of Ulster, Northern Ireland 1994-1996.
Chairman of Social Sciences Research Centre, UniversityCollegeGalway, 1992-1994. Founding Director, Centre for Research in Economics and Law, UniversityCollege Galway, Ireland, 1991-1994 & University of Ulster, Belfast, Northern Ireland, 1994-1996.Visiting Scholar: -Department of Economics, Georgetown University, Washington, D.C. USA, 1988-1989. Visiting Scholar: at the Faculty of Commerce, VictoriaUniversity of Wellington, New Zealand, 1987.
Professional Affiliations & Membership:
Royal Society of Arts & Letters, Oxford University Alumni Association, Antitrust Institute, European Association of Law & Economics, International Bar Association, European Public Choice Society, American Association of Law & Economics, Irish Economics Association, American Economics Association, The Literati Club.
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