UCD College of Social Sciences and Law Graduate SchoolUCD College of Business Graduate School UCD College of Social Sciences and Law Graduate School

UCD College of Business Graduate School

UCD College of Social Sciences and Law Graduate SchoolUCD College of Business Graduate School

UCD College of Social Sciences and Law Graduate School UCD College of Business Graduate School

Schedule:

9.00 Welcome & Coffee - The Gardiner Atrium Prof Colin Scott

Principal College of Social Sciences and Law

Session 1 9:20 - 11:00 Coffee Break 11:00 - 11:20 Session 2 11:20 - 13:00 Lunch 13:00 - 13:40 Panel 1 L246 The Gardiner Atrium Panel 5 L246 The Harty Boardroom Panel 2 L247 Panel 6 L247 Panel 3 L248 Panel 7 L248 Panel 4 L249 Panel 8 L249

Workshop Moot Court 13:50 - 14:20Convenor: Nicola Fortune

Title: Where to next? Career opportunities for research students

College of Social Sciences & Law College of Business

Graduate Research Student Symposium 2017

Thursday 4 May 2017Sutherland School of Law

Typesetting: Gillian Johnston

Session 1 - 9:20-11:00

Panel 1 - L246 Sutherland School of Law - Chair: Prof Enda Murphy

Sadhbh O’Neill - School of Politcs and International RelationsCan carbon markets be moral?

Helen O’Shea - School of PsychologyAre fast complex movements unimaginable? Pupillometric studies of motor imagery in expert piano playing

Cliodhna O’Connor - School of PsychologyThe effects of and mechanisms underlying cognitive bias modification for interpretations

Supriya Kapoor - School of EconomicsDo highly liquid banks insulate their lending behaviour?

Vincenzo Maccarrone - School of Industrial Relations & HRMLabour market reforms in Italy and Ireland during the crisis. A tale of two countries?

Panel 2 - L247 Sutherland School of Law - Chair: Dr James McDermott

Heidi Riley - School of Politics & International RelationsMale collective identity in the people’s war in Nepal

Ashley McCall - School of Archeology Great Hungarian plain diet & mobility through the Neolithic, Copper Age, Bronze Age and Iron Age

Jiangyuan Fu - School of LawMultilateral governance in international food trade: Interfaces of private and public food safety governance

Aonghus Cheevers - School of LawConfidentiality and mediator reporting requirements

Ekaterina Goryagina - Business & FinanceQuantifying the maximum worth of portfolio management in a multi-period setting

Panel 3 - L248 Sutherland School of Law - Chair: Prof Niamh Brennan

Gavin Murphy - School of EducationA review of leadership preparation and development for the Irish secondary school context

Zizhen Wang - School of Social Policy, Social Work & Social JusticeInternational student migration

Gillian Motyer - School of PsychologyAdolescent’s adjustment to idiopathic scoliosis: What we know and what we need to learn

Niall McGeever - Business & FinanceWhich stocks are integrated ?

Maureen Flynn - AccountancyInterpretation by practitioners of “clinical governance” in Praxis

Panel 4 - L249 Sutherland School of Law - Chair: Dr Markus Schlosser

Ann Averil - School of SociologyRising: Reverence, revelling or irrelevant? The Easter 2016 commermorations of the 1916 rising in Dublin

Jack McCarthy - School of GeographyDisciplining the state: Re-asserting marginalised narratives in resource governance processes

Ailbhe Booth - School of PsychologyIntervention impact on self-regulations: A randomised controlled trial and quasi-experimental study

Paul-Peter Knopf - ManagementDynamics of inter-organizational trust repair - A multi-level approach

Ruiqui Wei - MarketingGovernance on digital service platforms

11:00 - 11:20 Coffee Break - The Gardiner Auditorium

Session 2 - 11:20 -13:00

Panel 5 - L246 Sutherland School of Law - Chair: Prof Suzanne Guerin

Tony Casey - School of Politics & International RelationsLegitimacy and network governance: Compatible or not?

Frank Kearney - Doctorate of GovernanceHow to ethics & governance co-exist with guanxi in China’s advanced research & development business environment?

Elena Revyakina - School of EducationDiscourse of teacher education reform: A critical historical perspective on Russiam 1990-2015

William Fahy - Management & Information SystemsThe use of business analytics to optimise yield in biopharmaceutical manufacturing processes

Vanja Medugorac - MarketingChoosing a career in sustainability: A test of social cognitive career theory

Panel 6 - L247 Sutherland School of Law - Chair: Dr Marie-Luce Paris

Ryan Nolan - School of SociologyRituals of exclusion? Identity, ideology & inequality in the centenary commemorative speeches of the 1916 rising

Katie O’Connor - School of Politics and International RelationsPhysician emigration: Home & away - a study of Irish trained specialist physicians at home and abroad

Tamanna Adhikari - School of EconomicsDo businesss-friendly reforms boost GDP?

Yanan Lin - Management Customer revenge: A content analysis of newspaper articles Dhuha Almujadedi - Industrial Relations & HRM Impacts of private equity on IR & HRM Panel 7 - L248 Sutherland School of Law - Chair: Dr Paula Carroll

Jane Burns - School of EducationaThe role of narrative storytelling in the field of medical humanities

Bob Enofe - School of LawOn the ‘Singularity’ of the US’s cartel criminalisation framework: A research agenda for the rest of the world

Sarah Cooney - School of PsychologyPerception of pointing is precise

Kevin Walsh - ManagementExploring cluster type evolution using a regional dynamic capabilities view

Emer Hunt - AccountancyA systems theoretical approach to the state aid actions of the European Commission in the area of tax

Panel 8 - L249 Sutherland School of Law - Chair: Prof Susi Geiger

Tara McGuinness - School of Social Policy, Social Work & Social JusticeAutoethnographic reflection & an ethnographic examination of white privilege in migrator processes & the gendered & racialised hierarchies in migration - a focus on Sao Paulo Brazil

Olufunmilola Sodipo - School of LawThe investor-state dispute settlement system: 21st century imperialism

Lynn Farrell - School of PsychologyExamining the nature of implicit gender bias in science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM)

Mohamad Faour - Business & FinanceOn the long-run market reaction to extreme dividend payout announcements

Nicola Mountford - MarketingHow public actors use partnered governance in traditionally ‘strong’ governance contexts – a two country comparison

13:00 - 13:40 Lunch - The Harty Boardroom

13:50 - 14:20 Workshop Moot Court - Where to next? Career opportunities for research students