Curriculum Vitae: G.T.Pugh
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Professor Geoffrey Pugh
9 Richmond Road,
Wakefield,
West Yorkshire, WF1 3LA.
Home: 01924 384452; e-mail: gpugh@plainfigures.com
Office: 01782 294092; e-mail: g.t.pugh@staffs.ac.uk
Achievements and Skills
TEACHING:
More than 20
years’ teaching
experience in
higher education.
Current:
MSc Economics:

Applied Econometrics

International macroeconomics and globalisation

Dissertation supervision (my students have twice won
international prizes for their MSc dissertations)
Doctorate of Business Administration:

Research Methods
Previous:
1. Undergraduate and Postgraduate dissertation supervision
 Economics and business projects (BA; MA; MSc; and MBA)
2. Undergraduate teaching includes:

Introductory economics

International economics

Economics of European integration

Germany: economic institutions and business strategy

Research methods & applied statistics for business
3. Postgraduate teaching includes
MBA programmes:

International Economics at Boston University

European Economics at Warsaw University

International Finance at Staffordshire University
Chartered Institute of Public Sector Accountants (CIPFA)

Public Policy in the Financial Environment (1991-93)
(co-author of the BPP textbook for this module)
In-House Company Training and Management Development:
 Rolls Royce: intensive course on international finance
 Ceramics industry: Business Environment and Our
Ceramic Industry (Executive Development module)
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4. Professional development in applied economics, econometrics and
research methods
Short-courses at overseas universities funded by international
organisations (EU Socrates Programme, USAID and the Open
Society Institute):
 European Economics (Universities of Leipzig and Antwerp)
 Economics of Globalisation (Skopje, Macedonia)
 Applied Econometrics (Pristina, Kosova)
 Econometric analysis of survey data (Pristina, Kosova)
 Survey design and analysis (Split, Croatia)
 Introduction to Applied Econometrics (Ohrid, Macedonia)
 Topics in Globalisation and the Global Financial Crisis
(University of Sarajevo, Economics PhD Programme)
 Hedonic modelling for property markets (University of
Sarajevo, on the Master of Property programme)
One-week intensive courses for the Central Bank of Bosnia and
Herzegovina and for the Central bank of Montenegro: An introduction
to econometric analysis using Stata
One-week intensive course for the Central Bank of Macedonia:
Dynamic Panel Analysis using Stata (February 2015)
EXAMINING
All levels including PhD
 PhD: 16 (8 internal; 8 external)
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RESEARCH
SUPERVISION
29 completions since 2004 in Applied Economics (25),
Business and Management (2) and Education Policy (2).
RESEARCH
DEGREES
AWARDED:
Applied economics
1. PhD: Thomas LANGE (01/04). Government intervention and the
acquisition of workforce skills in Germany, Europe and beyond
2. PhD: Ardiana GASHI (08/07). Technological Change and
Employer-Provided Training: Theory and Evidence from the UK
and Germany
3. PhD: Petrit GASHI (11/07). Export Performance and the SME
Sector in South Eastern Europe, with Special Reference to Kosova
4. PhD: Inflation, Growth and Happiness: Assessing Croatia’s
Stabilisation Policy
5. PhD: Ermelinda LAHO (04/08). An Analysis of the IMF Supported
Adjustment Programmes in Transition Economies with Special
Reference to Albania
6. PhD: Fatmir BESIMI (05/08). Monetary and Exchange Rate Policy
in Macedonia During the Process of Accession to the EU
7. PhD: Bruno ĆORIĆ (12/08). Aggregate Economic Fluctuations and
Capital Market Imperfections
8. PhD: Aleksandar STOJKOV (10/09). Determinants and
Sustainability of Current Account Deficits in Selected Transitional
Countries
9. PhD: Adnan EFENDIC (12/09). Institutions and Economic
Performance: with Reference to Bosnia
10. PhD: Igor VELICKOVSKI (03/10). Potential Costs for Macedonia
from Relinquishing Independent Monetary Policy: A Contribution
to Assessing the Costs of Euro Adoption
11. PhD: Silvia GOLEM (12/10). The determinants of the size of
government in developed market economies
12. PhD: Sandra HLIVNJAK (03/11). Current Account Sustainability in
Bosnia and Herzegovina
13. PhD: Marjan PETRESKI (06/11). Investigating and Modelling a
Monetary Policy Regime Switch from Exchange Rate to Inflation
Targeting, with particular reference to Macedonia
14. PhD: Nermin ORUC (10/11). The Economic Consequences Of
“Mass Exodus” with reference to Bosnia
15. PhD: Natasha TRAJKOVA (03/13). Instability and volatility of
economic growth under transition: an application of exogenous
growth theory
16. PhD: Alan PIPER (03/13). The happiness of the young in Great
Britain: the role of education
17. PhD: Arben MUSTAFA (03/14). Banking Sector Competition and
its Impact on Banking Stability, Interest Rates and Access to
Finance in Enlarged Europe and South East Europe: with special
focus to Kosovo
18. PhD: Dragana RADICIC (05/14).The Effectiveness of R&D and
Innovation Policy in Promoting Innovation in European SMEs: an
Empirical Investigation of Additionality Effects
19. PhD: Belma COLAKOVIC (10/14). Systemic risks and financial
fragility in a small open economy: the case of BosniaHerzegovina
20. PhD: Zorica KALEZIC (11/14). Ownership Concentration and Firm
Performance in Transition Economies with Reference to
Montenegro.
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21. PhD: Maja IVANOVIĆ. (03/2015). Assessing Banking Sector
Stability: with Special Reference to Montenegro and Central and
Eastern Europe.
22. PhD: Selena BEGOVIC (05-2015).The Currency Board
Arrangement in Bosnia and Herzegovina: Sustainability,
Desirability and Exit Strategies.
23. PhD: Merima BALAVAC (08-2015). Export diversification,
determinants and effect on output volatility: the case of the
Western Balkan economies.
24. PhD: Rilind KABASHI (10-2015). Effects of fiscal policy on growth
and on macroeconomic stability in European transition countries,
with special reference to Macedonia.
25. PhD: Albulenë KASTRATI (12-2015). The Relationship between
Output Gap and Excess Liquidity in European Transition
Economies.
Business and Management
RESEARCH
DEGREES
CURRENTLY
SUPERVISED:
26. PhD: Jane KENNEDY (05/08). Understanding High Performance in
English County Councils
27. PhD: Lumir ABDIXHIKU (12/13). The Determinants of Tax
Compliance by Small and Medium Sized Enterprises in Transition
Economies with Special Reference to Kosovo
Education policy and economics of education
28. PhD: Shqiponje TELHAJ (11/04). The Construction and Use of
Value-added Indicators in Education
29. PhD: Noshin FLYNN (06/07). Individual and Strategic Relations;
the contribution of the UK voluntary sector in the brokerage and
delivery of lifelong learning: a social capital approach within a
qualitative case study design
IN PROGRESS:
Applied Economics
30. PhD: Investigating the transmission channels of global financial
crisis to the real economy with special reference to Western
Balkan economies – causes, effects and policy response.
31. PhD: Asset bubbles in underdeveloped financial markets with
influential institutional investors: evidence from South East
European (SEE) financial markets.
32. PhD: Fiscal Policy in small open economies in transition, with
particular reference to Macedonia.
33. PhD: Asset bubbles and their effect on financial crises.
34. PhD: Capital Flows and Sustainability of the European Monetary
Union.
35. PhD: The impact government creditworthiness on the cost of
public and private borrowing in transition countries.
36. PhD: Explaining the impact of the Global Financial crisis on
European Transition Countries.
Business and Management
37. PhD: A strategic analysis of the UK ceramics industry.
38. PhD: An Empirical Investigation of the Role of Corporate
Governance in Risk Taking: An Analysis of European Banks.
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Current
Management
and Academic
Leadership
Role
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From January 2013 to date: Head of Research, Staffordshire
University Business School. Main responsibilities to date:
membership of the University REF Advisory Group; leading,
managing and writing the REF2014 submission in Business and
Management Studies.
From 2008 to date: Founder and currently Director of the Centre
for Applied Business Research (CABR) within Staffordshire
University Business School.
CABR was established to raise the level of activity and profile of
Business School research and enterprise activities. To this end, over
the period 2009 to 2013 we secured £640,000 of additional research
and enterprise funding for the Business School (according to our
REF5 submission), appointed two Enterprise Readers, put in place
administrative infrastructure, and enlarged our capacity by both
providing more research opportunities and by mentoring more
colleagues into becoming active researchers. The ethos of CABR is to
realize synergies between an enterprise agenda of business
engagement and a research agenda preparing for assessment under
the REF2014 and beyond.
My continuing contributions to CABR include academic leadership and
management, personal research, research supervision and mentoring
(including joint publication), bid writing (with successes including a
HEIF project and an FP7 project – see below) and working on
external projects.
Previous
Management
& Leadership
Roles
1. From 2004-09: Director of the Centre for Local Enterprise and
Skills within the Business School at Staffordshire University (a
centre for small consultancy projects).
2. 2001-02: Contributed as a co-opted member of Staffordshire
University’s Widening Participation and Lifelong Learning
Committee by analysing and reporting on participation data.
3. 2000-04: Field Leader for undergraduate business projects.
4. Economics Field Leader (Stafford) (1998-2002): responsible for
both undergraduate and postgraduate curriculum development;
various roles in preparation for December 2000 QAA visit
(maximum score of 24 achieved).
5. 1994-2006: MA Economics of International Trade and European
Integration: worked with colleagues at University of Antwerp and
the Prague University of Economics to initiate the MA and secure
TEMPUS funding (1994); secured ESRC ‘specialist’ recognition
(1996); secured renewed TEMPUS funding (1998); 2005:
achieved EU “Erasmus-Mundus” status (25 scholarships for nonEU students). 1994 to 2006, UK member of the Programme
Management Board and Course Tutor at Staffordshire.
6. 1994-99: Successful applications for five EU TEMPUS-PHARE
projects (funding in excess of ECU 2 million); managed four of
these multi-partner, collaborative projects.
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RESEARCH:
(publications,
projects and
networks)
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Applied, policy-oriented publications in five areas (see below for full
publication details). As of 10/03/2010, 51 SSCI citations from
publications in the period from 1993 to 2007.
Commended paper: a paper for which I was the first author,
published in the British Educational Research Journal in 2011
(Vol.37, No.1; February – see publication list, below) was
“Commended” at the 2012 Conference of the British Educational
Research Association. (Each year, in the “Best Paper” awards, one
research paper is selected as the “Best paper” and two more are
“Commended”).
I have published in the following areas.
1) International/European economics:
a) Exchange rate issues and international trade; foreign direct
investment and macroeconomic (in)stability.
i) International economics journals: Journal of International
Trade & Economic Development; International Review of
Economics and Finance.
b)
ii) Applied economics journals: including, the International
Review of Applied Economics and Applied Economics (×3)
iii) Interdisciplinary and business journals:
including New Political Economy and the European
Business Journal
The German “social market”; publications include
i) A book on The Economics of German Unification (Edward
Elgar)
ii) Papers in Applied Economics Letters, Current Economics
and Politics of Europe, Economic Issues and the
International Journal of Manpower.
2) Institutional economics, especially institutions and economic
performance: papers in the European Journal of Political Economy
and the Economics of Transition.
3) The economic analysis of innovation and small business
issues:
a) Productivity growth, business culture and exporting; papers in
Economic Issues, the International Journal of Manpower and
Small Business Economics.
b) Small firms and the problem of market access; papers in the
Journal of Small Business and Enterprise Development (×3)
c) SME promotion through tax reform: Environment & Planning
C: Government & Policy
4) The economics of education and training; papers in:
Education and Training; the International Journal of Manpower,
British Educational Research Journal (three times); School
Effectiveness and School Improvement; the Higher Education
Quarterly; and the Journal of Education Policy. The British
Educational Research Journal is Europe’s leading education
journal in the SSCI.
5) Economic aspects of regeneration / local development:
evaluation of the economic development effects of the M6 Toll
Road; Regional Studies.
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Most of my publications involve applied econometric analysis and/or
statistical analysis. Those on SME promotion, education policy and
economic regeneration are linked by a common focus on
policy/programme evaluation.
For the 2000 Research Assessment Exercise, my work was entered in
the Business and Management Unit of Assessment; and for 2008 in
Education.
My research in the period 2008-13 contributed to the Staffordshire
University REF2014 submission in Business and Management
Studies.
Current research and external collaborators.
1. Economics of education: school finance and pupil attainment
(with Prof. Jean Mangan, Staffordshire University and Prof. John
Gray, Cambridge University; currently collaborating with Vincent
Blackburn, Manager of Financial Planning, New South Wales
Department of Education and Training – to apply our model to
NSW data).
2. International economics and macroeconomics: supporting
research and publication by former PhD students from the exYugoslav republics.
3. Small business promotion: a research agenda focussed in SME
diversification and innovation in traditional manufacturing
industry, building off two large research projects commissioned
by, respectively, the Higher Education Innovation Fund and the
EU’s DG-Research (an FP7 project) and supported by a full-time
PhD scholar (see p.26 below).
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CURRENT
GRANTS /
PROJECTS
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Swiss Development Corporation: institutional research partnership
to mentor the Regional Research Promotion Programme (RRPP) funded
project KS_205 “Mapping Clientelism and its Causes: Rents, Rent-seeking
and Democracy in Kosovo and Albania (1998-2013)”. 21 months to June
2016. (Leader of a team of two; value of project, €36,000.)
EU funded project managed by the European Union Office in
Kosovo: Technical Assistance to the Ministry of Finance – to conduct
joint research and thereby support knowledge transfer to colleagues in the
Macroeconomics Research Department, focusing on vector error correction
modelling of inflation and imports. (December 2015).
EU funded project managed by the European Union Office in
Kosovo: Technical Assistance to Further Development of Kosovo’s Trade
Policy – to support the Ministry of Trade and Industry (MTI) with training
and consultancy on statistical and econometric methods for trade analysis
together with research on trade and trade policy (Leader of a team of 2;
value of project, €30,000). April-December, 2015.
RECENT
RESEARCH
GRANTS /
PROJECTS
Staffordshire University, Enterprise and Commercial
Development: Evaluation of 2011-15 Higher Education Innovation
Fund (HEIF) Strategy. 12 months to November 2015. Total: £27,000
London Borough of Newham: Evaluation of the 1-1 reading
guarantee programme. Two-Year project to 31-08-2014.
Total: £36,000.
Technology Strategy Board (TSB). Collaboration with the National
Endowment for Science, Technology and the Arts (NESTA) to design
the evaluation of the forthcoming TSB business support programme:
Innovation Vouchers in the Agri-food, Built Environment and
Aerospace sectors. Three-month project, July-September 2012.
Total: £15,000
EU Framework 7 project: “Good Practices in Innovation Support
Measures for SMEs: facilitating transition from the traditional to the
knowledge economy” (from DG Research call FP7-SME-2009-1). This
project evaluated business support measures for SMEs in traditional
manufacturing sectors throughout the EU. The UK research focused
on the West Midlands and on North Staffordshire in particular. 2-year
project (Dec.2009-Feb.2012). Total: €930,000; Staffordshire
University: Total: €130,000.
PREVIOUS
RESEARCH
SUPPORTED
EXTERNALLY
(selected)
My personal research has been supported financially by:
 HM Treasury (real-economy effects of exchange rate
variability);
 the Department for Education and Skills; Department for
Children, Schools and Families; and the New Zealand
Ministry of Education (the economics of educational
attainment); and
 Staffordshire Learning and Skills Council (3-year PhD
scholarship, 2004-2007, on the determinants of workplace
training).
Total funding: in excess of £50,000.
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RESEARCH and
ENTERPRISE
ACTIVITES by
THEME
(consultancy
and contract
research)
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I have led and undertaken projects in the following areas. Whenever
possible, I have developed consultancy/applied research projects into
research papers.
1) Applied economics/econometrics:
a) Project commissioned under HM Treasury’s “Single Currency
Review” on the effects of the “strong pound” on productivity
in the UK traded goods sector: Oct. 1998 to Sept. 2000
b) Consultancy for the Central Bank of Montenegro:
professional development in applied econometrics (focussing
on time series analysis); advice and assistance to the
Research Department with three projects in preparation for
the 2007 IMF visit. One month full time, September-October
2007.
c) UNDP office in Bosnia and the Swiss Agency for
Development and Cooperation Regional Research
Promotion Programme in the Western Balkans
(RRPP):project advice and mentoring of local colleagues.
2) Education policy:
a) New Zealand Ministry of Education: August-September
1999. Review of econometric studies of the effectiveness of
different models of secondary school governance, ownership,
organisation and management
b) Department for Education and Employment (UK):
February 2000. International School Benchmarking Study –
Scotland; DfEE project to assess selected national school
systems with the aim of benchmarking English performance
c) Staffordshire University’s Widening Participation and
Lifelong Learning Committee: Sept. 2001-July 2002
Report on value-added indicators in Higher Education: Other
outcomes include: a paper published in Higher Education
Quarterly (2005); a symposium on “Widening Participation
Performance Indicators” (under the auspices of Prof. Heather
Eggins, Editor of the HEQ); and an invited submission to
HEFCE’s “Review of Performance Indicators” (September
2006).
d) Staffordshire University’s Recruitment Management
Team: August 2006-June 2007. Identifying principles and a
practical framework for fee-setting in HE. Outcomes: Report
on the economics of fee-setting and a questionnaire to guide
award and faculty managers in setting fees.
e) Department for Children, Schools and Families (DCSF),
Value for Money Unit
 Research Report: Resources and Attainment at Key Stage
4: Estimates from a Dynamic Methodology. Publication
Code: DCSF-RR056. Published 30-10-2008.
 Research paper: subsequently developed for publication in
the British Educational Research Journal, and won a
“commended” paper award at the 2012 Conference of the
British Educational Research Association (see publications,
below).
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3) Small- and medium-size enterprise
(and entrepreneurship):
a) Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) and Society of
Independent Brewers: June to Dec. 1999. Report on the
economic consequences of a sliding scale of excise duty for
small breweries; submitted to HM Treasury by CAMRA (the
research base of a successful campaign – the sliding scale
was introduced in the 2002 Budget). Spin-off from this
project included three papers published in the Journal of
Small Business and Enterprise Development and one in
Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy.
b) European Social Fund Objective 4 project to support
small- and medium-size firms in the Ceramics Industry:
September 1999 to August 2000. Spin-off from this project
included extensive media publicity (regional and national
newspapers, national radio and national TV) together with the
lead paper in a book on the ceramics industry (Ceramic
Ambitions and Strategic Directions; see publications).
c) Development and implementation of Performance Indicators
for the Ceramics Industry Forum (CIF): from April 2002 to
July 2004. Extensive evaluation of CIF business support
programmes; invited contribution to the evidence base and
methodology of the UK Department for Trade and Industry’s
“Evaluation of Industry Forum & The Industry Forum
Adaptation Initiative”; Oct. 2003 & July 2004.
d) EU-funded SRB6 project on diversification within the ceramic
supply sector: 2003-04 (in collaboration with CERAM, a
private sector technical research institute). Report published
in 2004: The Ceramic Supply Sector: Its Identity, Capabilities,
Threats and Opportunities and Support Needs.
e) Advantage West Midlands (INDEX Voucher): project and
report for Social Work Choices (a private-sector agency) on
“The Cost Effectiveness of Agency Social Workers: a
comparison of the costs of agency social workers supplied by
Social Work Choices and of permanent staff employed by
Local Authority Social Services Departments”. September
2009.
 Subsequently published as an example of best practice
INDEX Voucher projects
f)
Higher Education Innovation Fund (HEIF): Supporting
High Value Added Industries in Diversification and Export. 2
year research and knowledge transfer project (Jan. 2009 to
Dec. 2010). To research and inform knowledge transfer
activities in support of business diversification in North
Staffordshire, especially by SMEs.
g) European Commission - DG Research: Good Practices in
Innovation Support Measures for SMEs (GPrix). Research
project (Dec.2009 to February 2012) to evaluate innovation
support programmes for SMEs in traditional manufacturing
industries. http://www.gprix.eu/
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4) Local economic issues and regeneration:
a) A “Village Appraisal” (funded by the UK Countryside
Agency): design and analysis of a questionnaire survey
(May-October 2002).
b) Project for UNISON on the Regeneration effects of “fair
wages” (April to December 2004) (in collaboration with the
New Economics Foundation).
c) Evaluation of the economic impact of the M6 Toll Motorway
for the Southern Staffordshire Partnership (a consortium
of local authorities in Southern Staffordshire, the Government
Office for the West Midlands, and Midland Expressway, the
operator of the M6 Toll) (2005). Outcomes include:
 Extensive media coverage
 Presentation at the Department for Transport
 Paper published in Regional Studies
d) Project for Stafford Chamber Services. Methodology and
database:
Identifying high-tech SMEs in Staffordshire Objective 2 areas
eligible for internationalisation assistance (2006).
5) Environmental issues: (collaborations with John Fairburn of the
Institute for Environment, Sustainability and Regeneration at
Staffordshire University)
a) Study on environmental justice for the Commission for
Racial Equality (2006-07)
b) Report commissioned by Midland Expressway: An
assessment of the carbon footprint of the M6 Toll Motorway in
the UK (2008). Presentations to
i) European Association of Tolled Motorways, Bridges and
Tunnels (ASECAP) Conference, Marrakech (May 2008)
ii) The Staffordshire Business Environment Network (August
2008)
iii) The Highways Agency Carbon Accounting Forum
(Department for Transport, December 2008)
CURRICULUM
DEVELOPMENT
1) Undergraduate: designed the management component of the
Engineering School awards in “Technology with Management”;
Business School representative on the proposing team during the
successful validation process (1999).
2) MA Economics of International Trade and European Integration:
contributed to the design of this consortium award as well as to
the securing of EU TEMPUS funding; ongoing participation in the
monitoring, revision, and quality improvement process. (See
above: Management, Item 5).
3) Consultancy in curriculum design under EU TEMPUS programmes
(1994-98):
a) Undergraduate: participation in the design and
implementation of a four-year BA Business Studies
programme at the University of Tirana, Albania.
b) Postgraduate: participation in the design and management of
an English-language MBA programme, delivered at Warsaw
University by an EU-Polish consortium.
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4) Contribution to postgraduate research training: Staffordshire
University Business School has one of the largest PhD
programmes in economics in the “new” university sector (perhaps
the largest). In addition to supervision, my particular contribution
has been to introduce our PhD students to new econometric
techniques and empirical strategies (such as natural experiments
and meta-regression analysis).
MEDIA
RELATIONS
I contribute frequently to local and regional media on economic and
business issues. In return, Staffordshire University and my Faculty
are mentioned prominently.
Some of my research has attracted media interest: frequently at
local and regional levels and also at national level. My research on
school performance was
 featured in the professional press - Public Finance
(07/09/2007) and
the Times Educational Supplement (07/09/2007 and
14/09/2007),
 reported widely in the regional press, including the Evening
Standard (mainly on 07/09/2007),
 reported in the Independent, the Times and the Guardian
(07/09/2007), and
 reported and combined with interviews in prominent articles
in the Daily Mail (07/09.2007) the Daily Telegraph
(07/09/2007) (front page) and the South China Morning Post
(08/09/2007).
In addition, the research was reported on BBC Breakfast TV, BBC
Radio 2 News and Sun FM Radio News (07/09/2007).
On the same day, I also gave interviews broadcast by BBC TV News
24, Independent Radio News (ITN’s regional network), BBC Radio 4
News Briefing, BBC Radio 5 Live News and, most prominently, BBC
Radio 4’s Today Programme.
The publicity resulted in a large number of requests for the research
paper; from, amongst others, academics, practitioners and both
Houses of Parliament.
OTHER SKILLS
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German: good reading and speaking (postgraduate year in
Hamburg, 1977-78).
All standard Microsoft packages, especially Word, Excel and
PowerPoint.
Experienced user of statistical and econometrics packages:
SPSS; Microfit; Limdep; STATA and JMulTi.
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SERVICE
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Includes:
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Weekend and evening social events for overseas students.
Occasional hosting of overseas students over Christmas.
One-week Summer Schools on applied econometrics (on an
expenses only basis) in Kosova (twice) and Macedonia.
Representing Staffordshire University, as the need arises, on local
and regional bodies (e.g., the Southern Staffordshire Partnership
Research and Evaluation Group).
Local, regional and national media interviews and articles.
Invited participation in the North Staffordshire Regeneration
Partnership project “Transforming North Staffordshire” (200708).
Member of Southern Staffordshire Partnership’s “Expert Panel”
(2008-09).
Member of the North Staffordshire Regeneration Partnership’s
“Ceramics Industry Development Group” (2009-2011).
Member of Stoke City Council’s Export Promotion Group (2012).
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Employment History
Professor
(Scale 11)
Professor
(Scale 10)
Principal
Lecturer
Senior
Lecturer
Senior
Lecturer
Lecturer
School
Teacher
Research
Assistant
Staffordshire University
Staffordshire University
Jan.21st
2013 to date
Feb.2005 –
Jan.2013
1995-2005
Staffordshire University
1993-95
Leeds Polytechnic
1991-93
Leeds Polytechnic
William Ellis School,
Inner London Education Authority
1989-91
Full-time education
(teacher training)
1983-84
Staffordshire University
North London Polytechnic
Full-time education
(BA and PhD)
Voluntary
work
Community Service Volunteers
Salary
£ 65,453
1984-89
1979-83
1973-79
1971-73
Education
M.Sc. – Distinction
Economics
Birkbeck College,
University of London
1989
Postgraduate
Certificate
in Education –
Distinction
Professional
qualification
Institute of Education,
University of London
1984
PhD
Politics
(Political
Economy)
University of Kent at Canterbury
Thesis: Economic Theory &
Political Thought in German
Social Democracy
1983
BA [Hons] – 2:1
Politics
University of Kent at Canterbury
1976
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Other achievements / peer recognition
My most important external appointment: membership of the Advisory Committee to
the Council of the Central Bank of Montenegro (from December 2011).
Other examples of peer recognition are as follows.
1. External examining:
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2012: PhD examiner at the University of the West of England (UWE)
2008 and 2012: PhD examiner at Deakin University, Australia.
2006 and 2008: PhD examiner at Westminster University.
2000, 2002 and 2004: PhD examiner at the Institute for German Studies,
Birmingham University.
1996-2001: Senior External Examiner at Robert Gordon University
(MSc International Trade Policy).
1999-2000: University of Westminster (Business Studies).
1995-99: University of Westminster (Economics and Quantitative Studies).
1993-96: responsible for both politics and economics on the BA/BSc Modular
Programme in Social, Economic, and Political Studies at King Alfred's College
of Higher Education, Winchester.
2. External assessor for award validation:




BA in Business Administration: Middlesex University in partnership with the
Institut Supérieur de Gestion, Paris (December 2013 in Paris)
University of Westminster with Westminster International University of
Tashkent: awards in economics and business (2003 in London and 2004 in
Tashkent)
Leeds Metropolitan University: Modular Undergraduate Programme in the
Social Sciences (1997)
London Guildhall University: BA Globalisation (1997)
3. External assessor for senior academic appointments:


External referee for Readership/Associate Professorship applications: Robert
Gordon University; Portsmouth University; the University of East London; and
Bournemouth University.
External member of professorial appointments panels: Glyndŵr University
(2004); Bournemouth University (twice in 2009; once in 2013).
4. External reviewer for Glyndŵr University - internal quality audit of the Wrexham
Business School (April 2002).
5. Reviewer for Macmillan; Oxford University Press; Birmingham University Press;
Routledge; and McGraw-Hill (book proposals; in particular, on the economics of
European integration, the German economy, and applied econometrics).
6. Birmingham University: Visiting Fellow of the Institute for German Studies
(2000-04).
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7. Reputation as a practitioner of meta analysis in social science:



Member of an authorial collective of leading practitioners invited to publish
protocols for the practice of meta-regression in economics: ‘Meta-Analysis of
Economics Research Reporting Guidelines’, Journal of Economic Surveys,
Vol.27(2), pp. 390–394, April 2013.
Member of the Programme Committee of the International Colloquium on
Meta-Analysis in Economics: 2008, Nancy (4th); 2013, Greenwich (9th).
External reviewer for the UK Cochrane Centre: protocols for a systematic
review (2010).
8. Referee for academic journals (current activity mainly for numbers 8-19).
In education policy:
1. International Review of Economics Education (from 2005)
2. Higher Education Quarterly (from 2006)
3. Asia Pacific Education Review (from 2009)
In economics (in particular, applied economics)& related disciplines:
4. Economic Issues (from 1997)
5. Current Politics and Economics of Europe (from 1998)
6. International Review of Applied Economics (from 2000)
7. Applied Stochastic Models in Business and Industry (from 2000)
8. Applied Economics (from 2007)
9. Applied Financial Economics (from 2007)
10. South East European Journal of Economics and Business (from 2008)
11. Journal of Economic Surveys (from 2008)
12. Comparative Economic Studies (from 2012)
13. International Journal of Manpower (from 2012)
14. American Journal of Political Science (from 2012)
15. Czech Journal of Economics and Finance (from January 2014)
16. European Journal of Political Economy (from April 2014)
17. International Small Business Journal (from June 2014)
18. The International Trade Journal (from August 2014)
19. Environment and Planning C (from November 2014)
20. Social Science and Medicine (from January 2015)
21. The Australian Economic Review (from October 2015)
9. Czech National Bank: Reviewer for their Working Paper series (June 2014)
10. UK Government:


Academic Advisor for the DTI’s “Evaluation of the Industry Forum
Adaptation Initiative” (2003 – 2005)
Academic Assessor for the Government Economic Service (from January
2002 to December 2010)
11. Keynote address: “Institutions and economic development: the need for
evaluation ".

For: Economic Development Perspectives of the SEE Region in the Global
Recession Context (October 14th-15th 2010, Sarajevo).
12. Journal Editorial Board.

Journal of Central Banking Theory and Practice, published by the Central
Bank of Montenegro (from May 2012).
http://www.cb-mn.org/eng/index.php?bl=journal
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13. European Association for Contemporary European Studies (EACES)

EACES PhD Award, 2014: Reviewer for the Award Committee
14. Keynote address: “Innovation policy support for SMEs in traditional
manufacturing industries: some lessons from the EU?”

Keynote address for the 2014 UACS 9th annual international conference
on European integration: The Europe of Tomorrow: Creative, Digital,
Integrated (May 15th 2014, Skopje).
15. Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC):
Regional Research Promotion Programme (RRPP)

Member of the RRPP Expert Evaluation Panel (from May 2014)
Personal / Other Interests
Personal
Date of Birth: 12.05.53; Married; No children
Other
interests




Active member of St John’s Church, Wakefield (Anglican)
Active member of Wakefield tennis club (the extreme lower
edge of competitive tennis)
History
Modern American and UK crime novels
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PUBLICATIONS and WORK IN PROGRESS
PAPERS in REFEREED JOURNALS
Since UK REF 2014 submission:
1st/2nd Main discipline
author and Quality
indicators:
 SSCI,
 ISI impact
factor;
 ABS and
ERA/ABCD
ranking *
Forthcoming
1.
The link between trade openness, export diversification,
institutions and output volatility in transition countries,
Economic Systems, forthcoming – June 2016 special issue
on: Openness, institutions, and long-run socio-economic
development (with Merima Balavac).
2nd
Economics.
SSCI, Impact Factor
(2014): 0.649
ABS: 2
ERA: B
2.
Performance effects of external search strategies in
European small and medium-sized enterprises. Journal of
Small Business Management. (With Dragana Radicic)
(Forthcoming).
2nd
Innovation:
SSCI, Impact Factor
(2014): 1.39
ABS: 3
ERA: A
Published
3.
Dimos, C. and Pugh, G. The effectiveness of R&D subsidies:
a meta-regression analysis of the evaluation literature.
Research Policy 45 (2016) 797–815. First published on-line,
02-02-2016. DOI: 10.1016/j.respol.2016.01.002
2nd
(Corr.
author)
Innovation:
SSCI, Impact Factor
(2014): 3.117
ABS: 4
ERA: A*
4.
The impact of innovation support programs on small and
medium enterprises innovation in traditional manufacturing
industries: An evaluation for seven European Union regions.
Environment and Planning C: Government and Policy, first
published on December 18, 2015 (with Dragana Radicic,
Hugo Hollanders, René Wintjes and Jon Fairburn)
doi:10.1177/0263774X15621759
2nd
Public Administration:
SSCI, Impact Factor
(2014): 1.535
ABS: 3
ERA: A
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5.
An investigation into the credibility of currency board
arrangements in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Bulgaria,
Journal of Comparative Economics (on-line prepublication
29-07-2015 (with Selena Begovic and Nick Adnett) :
doi:10.1016/j.jce.2015.07.003
2nd
Economics.
SSCI, Impact Factor
(2015): 1.170
ABS: 3
ERA: A
6.
Institutional Effects on Economic Performance in Transition:
a Dynamic Panel Analysis, Acta Oeconomica,Vol. 65 (4), pp.
503–523 (December 2015) (with Adnan Efendic).
DOI: 10.1556/032.65.2015.4.1
2nd
Economics.
SSCI, Impact Factor
(2013): 0.38;
ABCD – C;
ERA - C
7.
Issues in the Estimation of Dynamic Happiness Models: A
Comment on "Does Childhood Predict Adult Life
Satisfaction?". Economics: The Open-Access, OpenAssessment E-Journal, 10 (2016-5): 1—6.
http://dx.doi.org/10.5018/economics-ejournal.ja.2016-5 (with
Alan Piper)
2nd
Economics
SSCI, Impact Factor
0.644 (2014)
8.
The Effectiveness of Non-Surgical Weight Management
Interventions for Obesity in the UK: A Review and MetaRegression Analysis, Open Journal of Medical Psychology,
Vol. 3 No. 3, 2014, pp. 235-249 (with J. Randall, M. Slater,
A. Stewart, K. Lewis, C. Levy and P. Alessandri-Gray,). doi:
0.4236/ojmp.2014.33025.
4th
Health (public policy)
9.
School Expenditure and School Performance: Evidence from
New South Wales schools using a dynamic panel analysis,
British Educational Research Journal, Vol. 41, No. 2 (April
2014), pp. 244–264 (with Jean Mangan, Dragana Radicic
and Vincent Blackburne). DOI: 10.1002/berj.3146
1st
10.
Export Behaviour of SMEs in Transition Countries, Small
Business Economics: An Entrepreneurship Journal,
Vol.42(2):407–435 (February 2014) (with Iraj Hashi and
Petrit Gashi): DOI 10.1007/s11187-013-9487-7
2nd
Education Policy
SSCI, Impact Factor:
1.66 (2012) (1st ranked
UK/European
Education journal);
ABS: 3
ERA: A*
Entrepreneurship/
Economics
SSCI, Impact Factor
1.641 (2013)
ABS: 3
ERA & ABCD: A
UK REF period: Jan.1st 2008-Dec.31st 2013
11.
Foreign Direct Investment and Output Growth Volatility: A
Worldwide Analysis, International Review of Economics and
Finance. Vol.25 (2013) pp.260-271 (with Bruno Ćorić).
Available online since 20-07-2011: DOI:
http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.iref.2012.07.011
2nd
Economics
SSCI: 0.927 (2011);
0.855 (2012)
ABS: Not listed.
ABCD: A
12.
Does Exchange Rate Volatility Discourage International
Trade? A Meta-Regression Analysis, Journal of International
Trade & Economic Development (with Mekbib Haile). Vol.
22(3) (April 2013) pp.321-350.
DOI:10.1080/09638199.2011.565421.
2nd
Economics
SSCI: 0.309
ABS: Not listed.
RePEc ranking: †
207/813
ABCD: B
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Invited submission: protocols for the practice of metaregression in economics (member of an authorial
collective of leading practitioners)
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Economics
SSCI: 1.328 (2011);
0.986 (2012)
ABS: 2
ERA: A
Meta-Analysis of Economics Research Reporting
Guidelines, Journal of Economic Surveys, Vol.27(2), pp.
390–394, April 2013 (with Tom Stanley et al.).
14.
Can Powerful Buyers “Exploit” SME Suppliers? Journal of
Small Business and Enterprise Development. Vol.19, Issue 2
(May 2012) pp.322-334 (with David Tyrrall and John Wyld).
2nd
SMEs and Enterprise
ABS: 2
ERA & ABCD: C
15.
Institutions and Economic Performance: A Meta-Regression
Analysis, the European Journal of Political Economy, Vol.
27, No.3 (September 2011) pp.586-599 (with Adnan Effendic
and Nick Adnett).
2nd
Economics
SSCI: 1.437 (2011);
1.132 (2012)
ABS: 2
ERA & ABCD: A
RePEc: 90/813†
16.
Confidence in Formal Institutions and Reliance on Informal
Institutions in Bosnia and Herzegovina: an Empirical
Investigation Using Survey Data, The Economics of
Transition, Vol. 19, Issue 3 (2011), pp. 521-540, 2011 (with
Adnan Efendic and Nick Adnett).
2nd
Economics
SSCI: 0.782 (2012)
ABS: 1.
ERA & ABCD: A
RePEc: 116/813 †
17.
Constraints on Exchange Rate Flexibility in Transition
Economies: a Meta-Regression Analysis of Exchange Rate
Pass-Through, Applied Economics, Vol.43 (27) (2011)
pp.4111-4125 (with Igor Velickovski).
2nd
Economics
SSCI: 0.404
ABS: 2
ERA & ABCD: A
RePEc: 78/813†
18.
Award: “Commended” paper:
1st
Education Policy
SSCI Impact Factor:
1.14 (2011); 1.66
(2012) (1st ranked
UK/European
Education journal);
ABS: 3
ERA: A*
2nd
Regional Science /
Business / Public
Policy
SSCI: 1.161
ABS: 3
ERA: A
Do increased resources increase educational attainment
during a period of rising expenditure? Evidence from English
secondary schools using a dynamic panel analysis,
British Educational Research Journal, Volume 37, Issue 1,
(2011), pp.163-189 (with Jean Mangan and John Gray).

19.
“Commended” at the 2012 Conference of the British
Educational Research Association. (Each year, in the
“Best Paper” awards, one research paper is selected
as the “Best paper” and two more are “Commended”).
Evaluating the impact of progressive beer duty on small
breweries: a case study of tax breaks to promote SMEs,
Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy, Vol.28 (2)
(2010) pp.225-40 (with John Wyld and David Tyrrall).
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20.
Technological change and employer-provided training:
evidence from UK workplaces,
International Journal of Manpower, Vol.31, No.4 (July 2010),
pp.426-448 (with Ardiana Gashi and Nick Adnett).
2nd
Business (HRM,
management and
labour economics)
SSCI: 0.472 (2012)
ABS: 2
ABCD: A
21.
The effects of exchange rate variability on international
trade: a Meta-Regression Analysis, Applied Economics,
Vol.42 (20) (2010), pp.263-2644 (with Bruno Ćorić).
2nd
Economics
SSCI: 0.404
ABS: 2
ERA & ABCD: A
RePEc: 78/813†
22.
Evaluating the effects of the M6 Toll Road on industrial land
development and employment, Regional Studies, Vol.42,
No.7, pp.977-90 (August 2008) (with John Fairburn).
1st
Regional Science
(12th ranked in the top
35 geography journals)
SSCI Impact Factor:
1.465 (2012)
ABS: 3
ERA & ABCD: A*
RePEc: 104/813†
23.
Faith schools, social capital and academic attainment:
evidence from TIMSS-R mathematics scores in Flemish
secondary schools, British Educational Research Journal,
Vol.34, No.2 (April 2008), pp.235-67 (with Shqiponje Telhaj).
1st
Education
SSCI: 1.14 (2011) 1.66
(2012) (1st ranked
UK/European
Education journal;
ABS: 3
ERA: A*
Previous UK research assessment periods (2007 and earlier):
24.
Institutions and economic performance: an overview of empirical research with the main
focus on transition economies, South East European Journal of Economics and Business,
Vol.2, No.1, pp.25-30 (April 2007) (with Adnan Efendic).
25.
Should we have faith in not-for-profit providers of schooling?, Journal of Education Policy,
Vol.21, No.1, pp.19-33 (with Nick Adnett and Peter Davies) (Jan. 2006).
26.
Changes in Examination Performance in English Secondary Schools over the Course of a
Decade, School Effectiveness and School Improvement, Vol.16, No.1 (March 2005) pp.29-50
(with Jean Mangan and John Gray).
27.
Performance Indicators and Widening Participation in UK Higher Education,
Higher Education Quarterly, Vol.59, No.1 (Jan. 2005) pp.19-39 (with Nick Adnett and Gwen
Coates).
28.
The provision and accessibility of small business Web sites: a survey of independent UK
breweries, Journal of Small Business and Enterprise Development, Vol.11, No. 3 (2004)
(E-commerce Special Edition) pp.302-314 (with Jackie Fry, David Tyrrall and John Wyld).
29.
What’s in a trend? A comment on Gray, Goldstein and Thomas (2001), British Educational
Research Journal, Vol.29, No.1 (2003) pp.77-82 (with Jean Mangan).
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30.
Introduction: Skilling and the role of the firm, International Journal of Manpower, Vol. 24,
No.1 (Jan.-March 2003) pp.7-10 (with Thomas Lange, Gwen Coates and Melissa Spore).
31.
Will the single currency promote intra-European trade?, European Business Journal, Vol.14,
No.3 (September 2002) pp.150-57 (with David Tyrrall).
32.
Will progressive beer duty really help UK small breweries? A case study in profit
appropriation, Journal of Small Business and Enterprise Development, Vol.8, No.4 (Winter
2001) pp.311-338 (with David Tyrrall and John Wyld).
33.
Reforms in the new German labour market: a case for institutional corporatism, International
Journal of Manpower, Vol.22, No.6 (Sept.-Oct. 2001) pp.494-507 (with Thomas Lange and
Lothar Funk).
34.
Consensus in the German labour market: Economic consequences and the implications for
reform, International Journal of Manpower, Vol.22, No.6 (Sept.-Oct. 2001) pp.526-543 (with
David Tyrrall).
35.
Culture, productivity and competitive advantage: the role of consensus in sustaining
innovation, Economic Issues (Dec.2000) – Special Issue on Economics and Business
Strategy - pp.5-25 (with David Tyrrall).
36.
An Experimental Test of Trade Hysteresis: market exit and entry decisions in the presence of
sunk costs and exchange rate uncertainty, Applied Economics, Vol.31, No.4 (April 1999)
pp.427-36 (with David Ansic).
37.
Financial Markets, the Maastricht Convergence Criteria and the “Depoliticising” of Fiscal
Policy, Current Economics and Politics of Europe, Vol.8, No.2 (Winter 1998) pp.207-24.
38.
Monetary Cooperation in Europe and the problem of differential productivity growth,
International Review of Applied Economics, Vol.12, No.3 (Sept.1998) pp.445-57 (with Bob
Beachill).
39.
‘Wage Policy and Transition in Eastern Germany’, The International Journal of Manpower,
Vol.19, Nos. 1&2 (April 1998) pp.95-114 (with Thomas Lange).
40.
The Profit Elasticity of investment in West Germany and the investment diversion effects of
unification, Applied Economics Letters, Vol.5 (February 1998) pp.97-99.
41.
Reaping the Bundesbank’s Whirlwind in Germany, New Political Economy, Volume 2, No.3
(November, 1997) pp.496-502 (with Charlie Jeffery).
42.
High-tech investment and learning-by-doing: an alternative training strategy,
Education and Training, Vol.39, Nos.8-9 (November, 1997) pp.316-21 (with Thomas Lange).
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43.
Die Ökonomischen Konzequenzen der deutschen Wiedervereinigung für die Europäische
Gemeinschaft, Berichte, Forschungsinstitut der Internationalen Wissenschaftlichen
Vereinigung Weltwirtschaft und Weltpolitik (Sept.1994), pp.53-66 (Translation: ‘The
Economic Consequences of German Reunification for the European Community’, Reports of
the Research Institute of the International Scientific Union for World Economics and Politics,
Berlin).
44.
Problems of Economic Transformation in Eastern Germany, The British Review of Economic
Issues, Vol.15, No.37 (October 1993) pp.121-44. (The BREI was subsequently renamed
Economic Issues.)
* SSCI – Social Science Citation Index; Impact Factors from the Institute for Scientific Information (ISI)
Journal Citation Reports (JCR)
ABS/ERA/ABCD journal rankings.
 According to The Association of Business Schools (ABS) Academic Journal Quality Guide (2015 - see
http://charteredabs.org/academic-journal-guide-2015-view/ Journals are ranked 4 (highest), 3, 2 or 1
(roughly corresponding to the RAE/REF assessment grades).
 ERA: Australian Research Council (ARC): Excellence in Research for Australia (ERA) Outlet Ranking
(2010); journals are ranked A*; A; B; C. These quality categories are interpreted as follows:
o A* (top 5%) "Virtually all papers they publish will be of a very high quality";
o A (next 15%) "The majority of papers in a Tier A journal will be of very high quality";
o B (next 30%) "Generally, in a Tier B journal, one would expect only a few papers of very high
quality"; and
o C (next 50%) Journals "that do not meet the criteria of higher tiers".
http://research.unsw.edu.au/excellence-research-australia-era-outlet-ranking
 If no ERA rating, then ABCD: Australian Business Deans Council Journal Rating List (2013). For the
rankings: http://www.abdc.edu.au/pages/abdc-journal-quality-list-2013.html
The proportion of the total 2671 ABCD journals in each category is as follows:
A*: 6.9%; A: 20.8%; B: 28.4%; and C: 43.9% journals
†
http://ideas.repec.org/top/top.journals.all.html
Citations in Economics provides citation analysis for documents distributed on the RePEc digital library. CitEc
has narrower criteria for citation matches, thus having fewer errors than Google Scholar. Also, the coverage of
CitEc is narrower than Google Scholar's. Version updated November 1st 2010.
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Research Reports: published by national governments
Department for Children, Schools and
Families: London, UK
Pugh, G., Mangan J. and Gray, J. (2008)
Resources and Attainment at Key Stage 4:
Estimates from a Dynamic Methodology.
Publication Code: DCSF-RR056. Published 3010-2008. *
New Zealand Ministry of Education,
Research Division: Wellington, New Zealand
Rentoul J., Rosanowski J., Demster N., Fisher
D., Hosking N., Hunter R., Pugh, G. and Walford
G. (2000) New Zealand Ministry of Education
Strategic Research Initiative. Literature Review
4. The Effects of School Governance,
Ownership, Organisation and Management on
Educational Outcomes.
ISBN 0-477-05181-2
* Available from the DCSF Research Website: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/resources-and-attainment-atkey-stage-4-estimates-from-a-dynamic-methodology
GUEST EDITORSHIPS of JOURNALS
1.
Guest editorship of an international journal (SSCI listed):
 International Journal of Manpower: Special issue on ‘Skilling and the role of the firm’,
Vol. 24, No.1 (Jan.-March 2003) (with Thomas Lange, Gwen Coates and Melissa Spore).
2.
Guest editorship of an international journal (SSCI listed):
 International Journal of Manpower: Special issue on ‘Reform of the new German labour
market’, Vol.22, No.6 (Sept.-Oct. 2001) (with Thomas Lange and Lothar Funk).
BOOKS
1.
Monograph: The Economics of German Unification (Cheltenham: Edward Elgar, 1998);
with Thomas Lange.
2.
Textbook: Public Policy and the Financial Environment (London: BPP, 1992);
with Bob Beachill and Bob Leach; 2nd Edition, 1993.
3.
Sources in Modern European History (Basingstoke: Macmillan, 1987);
with Dr. Chris Cook.
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PAPERS in EDITED COLLECTIONS
1.
‘An Introduction to Meta-Regression Analysis (MRA): Using the Example of the Trade Effects
of Exchange Rate Variability’, in Guido Erreygers and Mieke Vermeire (eds),
Macroeconomics and Beyond: Essays in honour of Wim Meeusen (Antwerp-Apeldoorn:
Garant, 2011) (with Bruno Ćorić and Mekbib Haile).
2.
‘The German Economic Model: Consensus, Stability, Productivity and the Implications for
Reform’, in Ben Clift and Jonathan Perraton (eds), Where are National Capitalisms Now?
(Basingstoke: MacMillan, 2004) (with Clare Annesley and David Tyrrall).
3.
‘Institutional Perspectives on Reforming the New German Labour Market’, in Lothar Funk
and Simon Green (eds), New Aspects of Labour Market Policy (Berlin: Verlag für
Wissenschaft und Forschung, 2002) (with Lothar Funk and Thomas Lange).
4.
‘The DM' s Undervaluation and West Germany's Economic Performance', in Jens Hölscher
(ed.), Fifty Years Deutsche Mark (Basingstoke: Macmillan, 2001) (with Jens Hölscher and
Eric Owen-Smith) – Festschrift for Stephen Frowen.
5.
‘The Pottery Industry: Exploding the Myths and Charting the Way’, in Ian Jackson, Suzanne
Leech, Michael O’Keefe, Les Trustrum (eds), Ceramic Ambitions and Strategic Directions
(Stoke-on-Trent: Staffordshire University Business School, 2000) (with Hugh Padley).
6.
‘Exchange rate variability, international trade and the single currency debate: a survey’, in
Wim Meeusen (ed.), Current Issues in European Economic Policy (Cheltenham: Edward
Elgar, 1999).
7.
‘Catching up with the West: the achievements and limitations of creative destruction’, in Jens
Hölscher and Anja Hochberg (eds), East Germany’s Economic Development Since
Unification: Domestic and Global Aspects (Basingstoke: Macmillan, 1998).
8.
‘Uneven productivity growth, monetary integration and unemployment in Europe’, in Thomas
Lange (ed.), Unemployment in Theory and Practice (Cheltenham: Edward Elgar, 1998).
9.
‘Economic Reform in Germany: 1948 and 1990’, in Len Shackleton and Thomas Lange
(eds), Germany: An Economy in Transition (Oxford: Berg, 1998).
‘Financial Systems and Industrial Performance’, in Len Shackleton and Thomas Lange (eds),
Germany: An Economy in Transition (Oxford: Berg, 1998).
10.
11.
‘The Treuhand: a positive account’, in Len Shackleton and Thomas Lange (eds), Germany:
An Economy in Transition (Oxford: Berg, 1998) (with Thomas Lange).
12.
‘The Investment Diversion Effects of German Unification’, in Jens Hölscher and Steven
Frowen (eds), The German Currency Union of 1990: A Critical Assessment (Basingstoke:
Macmillan, 1997).
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PAPERS in PROFESSIONAL or
MASS-CIRCULATION JOURNALS
1.
‘European trade and the single currency’, Financial Management (April 2003) (with David
Tyrrall).
2.
‘The Pottery Industry: Exploding the Myths’, Staffordshire Life (January 2000) (with Hugh
Padley).
3.
'German Unification and the EC', Economia, Vol.3, Part 2 (Winter 1993) pp.38-45.
4.
'Monetary Consequences of German Unification: Why Germany has high interest rates',
Economics and Business Education, Vol.1, Part 1, No.3 (Autumn 1993) pp.116-123 (with
David Carr).
5.
'Making Links Between Economics and Mathematics at A-Level', Economics (March, 1991)
pp.25-27.
CONTRACT RESEARCH REPORTS (selected)
1.
The Cost Effectiveness of Agency Social Workers: a comparison of the costs of agency
social workers supplied by Social Work Choices and of permanent staff employed by Local
Authority Social Services Departments
 INDEX Voucher project for Social Work Choices
 Methodology for evaluating the relative costs of employing private-sector agency staff
and public-sector staff with permanent contracts
 Selected as an example of best practice by the Advantage West Midlands’ Innovation
Voucher programme (with John Wyld)
2.
An assessment of the carbon footprint of the M6 Toll Motorway in the UK (November 2008)
 Report for Midland Expressway Ltd (owner & operator of the M6 Toll) (with J. Fairburn).
3.
Setting tuition fees at Staffordshire University from September 2007: a framework of
principles for guiding policy
 Report for Staffordshire University’s Recruitment management Team; including a
questionnaire framework for use by faculty and award managers in setting fees (2007).
4.
Identifying high-tech SMEs in Staffordshire Objective 2 areas eligible for internationalisation
assistance (2006).
 Project for Stafford Chamber Services. Methodology and database.
5.
The economic impact of the M6 Toll on southern Staffordshire.
 Report commissioned by the South Staffordshire Partnership (a consortium of local
authorities in Southern Staffordshire, the Government Office for the West Midlands, and
Midland Expressway, the operator of the M6 Toll) (2005-06).
6.
The regeneration effects of “fair wages”: The economic benefits to Stoke-on-Trent of closing
the gap between private and public sector pay for residential care work
 Report for UNISON (with Ian Jackson) (2005).
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Evaluation work for the Ceramic Industry Forum (CIF) (with Ian Jackson).
 Report on various industry-support programmes (2004).
8.
September 2003: The Ceramic Supply Sector: Its Identity, Capabilities, Threats,
Opportunities and Support Needs
 EU funded project (SRB6) for Stoke Works (with Ian Jackson, Bill Murray and CERAM).
9.
March 2003: Pilot implementation of performance indicators for the Ceramic Industry Forum
(CIF)
 Evaluation of selected CIF projects (with Ian Jackson and Bill Murray).
10.
October 2002: Performance indicators for the Ceramic Industry Forum (CIF) (funded by the
DTI)
 Design of performance indicators to evaluate the impact of CIF interventions on its SMC
clients (with Ian Jackson and Bill Murray).
11.
October 2002: Village appraisal for Checkley Parish Council (funded by the Countryside
Commission’s “Vital Villages” programme)
 Design and analysis of a questionnaire survey of Parish residents (with Charlotte
Raynor).
12.
July 2001: Widening Participation: Performance Indicators and Benchmarks at School Level
 Report for Staffordshire University’s Widening Participation and Lifelong Learning
Committee (with Nick Adnett and Gwen Coates). Included results for each School
together with a methodology for future implementation by Central Information Services.
13.
Research commissioned by HM Treasury (with Bob Beachill): completed in two parts with an
Executive Summary for policy makers and advisers (May 2000).
1) ‘Exchange rates and productivity: is there a sterling silver lining effect?’
 An econometric study of the macroeconomic evidence
2) ‘The impact of exchange rate swings on productivity growth’:
 Theoretical and empirical study of the effect of exchange rate movements on
industrial efficiency at firm level
Presented at an internal HM Treasury seminar (Sept.2000); published for initial dissemination
as Staffordshire University Division of Economics Working Papers (July 2001).
14.
February 2000: International Benchmarking Project: Schools, Scotland:
 Report commissioned by the DfEE; Centre for Economics and Business Education,
Staffordshire University (Mimeo) (with Nick Adnett and Peter Davies).
15.
December 1999: A progressive system of excise duty for small brewers:
 Report commissioned by the Campaign for Real Ale (with David Tyrrall and John Wyld).
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CONFERENCE PAPERS (Selected)
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Invited presentation of research findings and policy recommendations from GPrix, an EU FP7 project:
‘Innovation support for traditional sector manufacturing SMEs’.
 Conference of the West Midlands Economic Forum. Sustaining Competitiveness: The West
Midlands Economy in a Global Context (July 2012).
http://westmidlandseconomicforum.co.uk/index.php/pages/info/about
Invited presentation of preliminary findings from the GPrix survey of European SMEs in traditional
manufacturing industry
 Making Progress and Economic Enhancement a Reality for SMEs: New Approaches Towards
RTDI Programmes, EU Committee of the Regions, Brussels (October 6th, 2011); available at:
http://mapeer-sme.eu/news-and-events/news/2011/10/presentations-available
‘The Financial Accelerator, Globalization and Output Growth Volatility’ (with Bruno Ćorić).
 INFINITI Conference on International Finance, Trinity College Dublin (8-9 June 2009)
‘Can tax breaks promote SMEs? Some theory and a case study of the impact of progressive beer
duty on small breweries’.
 Institute for Small Business and Entrepreneurship (ISBE) Conference, Belfast (October 2008)
(with John Wyld and David Tyrrall).
‘Examination Performance, Specialist Status and School Expenditure in English Secondary Schools:
a dynamic panel analysis’.
 Contribution (one of three papers) to a symposium on Specialisation between and within
schools: where are the benefits? For the Annual Conference of the British Education Research
Association, Sept.2007.
Full (refereed) paper: ‘Achieving High Performance in English County Councils’.
 British Academy of Management Annual Conference, Sept. 2007 (Public management and
Governance stream) (with Jane Kennedy and David Douglas).
Conference paper: ‘Faith schools, social capital and academic attainment’
 5th Annual Conference of the Association for the Study of Religion, Economy and Culture
(affiliated to the US Society for the Scientific Study of Religion), Portland, Oregon; Oct. 2006.
‘Not-For-Profit Providers of Schooling: Dominant in the Past – and Future?’
(with Nick Adnett and Peter Davies)
 Presented at the London Institute of Education, May 2004 (ESRC Supported Seminar series).
Conference paper: ‘Attainment effects of school enmeshment with external communities’
 European Conference on Educational Research: Economics of Education Section Hamburg;
Sept.2003.
Conference paper: ‘Evaluating the Ceramic Industry Forum’
 Evidence-Based Policies and Indicator Systems Conference, July 2003.
Working Paper: ‘International HRM, innovation and productivity: the role of culture and consensus’
 British Academy of Management Annual Conference, Sept. 2002 (Organisational Behaviour
stream) (with Beverley Metcalf and David Tyrrall).
Full (refereed) paper: ‘Will the single currency promote intra-European trade?’
 British Academy of Management Annual Conference, Sept. 2002 (Strategic Management stream)
(with David Tyrrall); published in Conference Proceedings.
Refereed Paper: ‘Performance Indicators, Value-Added and Widening Participation in HE’

British Educational Research Association (Sept. 2001) (with Gwen Coates and Nick Adnett).
Refereed Paper: ‘The Internet presence of small UK breweries: accessibility or invisibility?’
(with Jackie Fry and David Tyrrall (Open University Business School) and John Wyld (Staffordshire
University)
 International Academy of Business 28th Annual Conference (April 2001);
published in Conference Proceedings.
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Refereed Paper: ‘Monopsony power in the brewing industry: buyer power, tax reform and small
business survival’, with David Tyrrall (Open University Business School) and John Wyld
 British Academy of Management (BAM) Annual Conference (Sept. 2000);
published in Conference Proceedings.
Refereed Paper: ‘Culture, productivity and competitive advantage: the role of consensus in sustaining
innovation’, with David Tyrrall (Open University Business School)
 International Academy of Business 27th Annual Conference (April 2000);
published in Conference Proceedings.
Refereed Paper: ‘What ails small brewers? Buyer power, tax reform and small business survival’, with
David Tyrrall (Open University Business School) and John Wyld
 Small Business and Enterprise Development Conference, April 2000;
published in Conference Proceedings.
Invited Paper: ‘Institutional sources of productivity advantage in German industry: implications for
German business practice and reform of the social market’
 Political Economy Research Centre, Sheffield University – Conference: Where are National
Capitalisms Now? (July 1999).
‘Cultural and institutional sources of productivity advantage in German industry: insights from Xefficiency theory and recent developments in corporate strategy’
 University of Westminster / Economic Issues – Conference: Economics and Business Strategy
(June 1999).
Invited Paper:
‘Exchange rate variability, international trade and the single currency debate’
 Prague University of Economics – Conference: The European Monetary Union and Beyond
(June 1999).
‘Exchange rate variability, international trade and monetary cooperation in Europe’
 ESRC International Economics Study Group (Feb. 1998).
‘Inflexible Labour Markets and Uneven Productivity Growth’
 International Labour Markets Conference (June 1996).
Refereed Paper: ‘Monetary Cooperation in Europe and the Problem of Differential Productivity
Growth’
 Royal Economic Society Conference (April, 1996).
Refereed Paper: ‘Monetary Cooperation in Europe and the Problem of Differential Productivity
Growth’
 Applied Econometrics Association: 46th Annual Conference - on Exchange Rate Determination;
published in Conference Proceedings (AEA, March 1995).
Refereed Paper: ‘The Investment Diversion Effects of German Unification’
 Anglo-German Foundation for the Study of Industrial Society, Conference on The German
Currency Union of 1990 (March 1995).
‘The Economic Consequences of German Unification for the EC’
 Conference on Europe in the 1990's, Staffordshire University (July, 1993).
‘Problems of Economic Transformation in Eastern Germany’
 Conference on Transformation in Central and Eastern Europe, Staffordshire University (Feb.93).
‘German Unification and Problems of Monetary Integration in the EC’,
 Conference on European Integration, The University of North London (Nov. 1992).
‘Restructuring for the Market: problems and opportunities’
 Yorkshire and Humberside Association of Chambers of Commerce and Industry, Conference on
Eastern European Trade (Dec. 1990).
‘Exchange Rate Instability and International Trade’
 Association of Polytechnic Teachers of Economics Conference (APTE) (April 1990).
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KEYNOTE and INVITED LECTURES, etc. (Selected)
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Innovation policy support for SMEs in traditional manufacturing industries: some lessons from the
EU?
 Keynote address for the 2014 UACS 9th annual international conference on European
integration: The Europe of Tomorrow: Creative, Digital, Integrated (May 15th 2014, Skopje).
Staffordshire Manufacturing 2020 – Future Trends
 Keynote speaker at the Staffordshire Manufacturers’ Forum (April 4th 2014) Conference
(sponsored by the European Regional Development Fund)
The impact of innovation support programmes on SME innovation in traditional manufacturing
industries: an evaluation for seven EU regions (October 3rd 2013)
 Invited Seminar, UNI-MERIT, University of Maastricht and United Nations University
Economic Development Perspectives of the SEE Region in the Global Recession Context (October
14th-15th 2010, Sarajevo).
 Keynote address: “Institutions and economic development: the need for evaluation".
National Government: The Highways Agency Carbon Accounting Forum (November 2008)
 ‘Carbon Footprinting the M6 Toll Road’ (with John Fairburn); presenting the recently published
report An assessment of the carbon footprint of the M6 Toll Motorway in the UK
4th International Colloquium on Meta-Analysis in Economics - to present a ‘Meta-Regression Analysis
Of The Impact Of Institutions On Macroeconomic Performance’ (paper with Adnan Effendic and Nick
Adnett).
 Nancy, France (funded by Nancy University) (October 2008)
3rd International Colloquium on Meta-Analysis in Economics - to present ‘Meta regression analysis of
the effects of exchange rate variability on international trade’.
 Sønderborg, Denmark (funded by Aarhus University) (September 2007).
Common Purpose Leadership Development Programme (June 2006)
 Introduced and led seminar on “Global markets and local business”
Regional Government: North Staffordshire Local Strategic Partnership (December 2005)
- presentation of a consultancy report
 The regeneration effects of “fair wages”.
National Government: Department for Transport (November 2005) - research seminar.
 The wider economic implications of the M6 Toll: methodology and findings.
Discussant: invited discussant’s contribution to the DAAD/Anglo-German Foundation
 Conference on “Germany’s Economic Performance: from Unification to Euroisation” (April 2005).
National Government: HM Treasury: presentation to the European Monetary Union team (responsible
for HMT’s “Single Currency Review”)
 ‘The trade effects of exchange rate variability’; research contribution to HMT’s review of the
conditions for UK participation in the single currency (November 2002).
Presentation to the Board of the Ceramics Industry Forum (including a DTI representative)
 ‘Performance indicators for the Ceramics Industry Forum’ (October 2002).
Research Seminar presentation: Institute for German Studies (October 2000)
 ‘The German Model: the economic consequences of consensus and the implications for reform’.
National Government: HM Treasury: presentation of commissioned research to economists and
policy advisors (Sept. 2000)
 ‘Economic consequences of the “strong pound”: exchange rate swings and productivity in the
UK traded goods sector’.
Presentation: Ceramics Industry Competitiveness: Exploding the Myths
 CERAM Research workshop for members and clients (Feb. 2000).
Presentation: Progressive Beer Duty – presentation of research findings
 Campaign for Real Ale Industry Committee (meeting attended by John Grogan MP of the
Parliamentary Beer Group) (Jan. 2000).
Keynote Lecture: German Unification and the future of German “corporatism”
 Annual Meeting for DAAD Lektoren in the UK and Ireland (Dec. 1997).
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Discussant: invited discussant’s contribution to a policy workshop on exchange rate parities and the
European Monetary System
 Government Economic Service Conference: Keble College, Oxford (July 1996).
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CURRENT RESEARCH AGENDA
From the platform of current projects and postgraduate research funding, I am developing applied
research in three areas:
1. educational policy, in particular policy and programme evaluation;
2. institutional influences on economic performance at both micro and macro levels, in particular in the
context of transitional economies; and
3. SME innovation and diversification in traditional manufacturing industries, including the evaluation
of innovation support programmes.
My contributions include both primary econometric studies and meta-regression analysis.
The first and second of these areas continue, respectively, a 10-year research agenda and 15 years of
PhD supervision (see pp.3-4 above). The third reflects more recent interests developed by way of
leading the survey and econometric analysis in a European Union Framework 7: Good Practices in
Innovation Support Measures for SMEs: facilitating transition from the traditional to the knowledge
economy (GPrix, completed in February 2012). Publication strategy is proceeding by means of
mentoring within the Centre for Applied Business Research at Staffordshire University, of which I am
Director (see p.5 above) as well as through collaboration with former GPrix partners, Hugo Hollanders
and René Wintjes (Senior Researchers at the MERIT Institute, United Nations University – University of
Maastricht) and Dr Dragana Radicic, former Research Fellow on the GPrix project and currently
Research Associate in Entrepreneurship and Business Evolution at Cambridge University.
Under submission
1.
Additionality effects of public support programmes on cooperation for innovation: evidence
from European manufacturing SMEs (with Dragana Radicic and David Douglas )
 2nd invited resubmission to Technovation
2.
Kosovo – EU Trade Relations: A Dynamic Poisson Approach
 Under submission to Applied Economics
 From a project commissioned by the Open Society Foundation
3.
Cooperation for Innovation: Impact Evidence for European Manufacturing SMEs (with
Dragana Radicic, David Douglas and Ian Jackson)
 Under first submission to: Journal of Product Innovation Management.
4.
Evaluating the Effectiveness of Public Support on Open Innovation: Evidence from Spanish
Manufacturing SMEs (with Dragana Radicic)
 Invited resubmission to: Economics of Innovation and New Technology
Pipelined for journal submission
5.
6.
Newham Reading Guarantee: Programme evaluation, 2012-14 (with Dragana Radicic and
Jane Kennedy)
 Target journal: British Educational Research Journal
 From a longitudinal evaluation commissioned by the London Borough of Newham
Ethnic tolerance and economic performance in a post conflict environment: Evidence from
Bosnia and Herzegovina (with Adnan Efendic)
 From a project commissioned by the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation
(SDC), Regional Research Promotion Programme (RRPP)
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References may be obtained from:
Professor Thomas Lange, Ph.D. FRSA CAHRI,
Professor in Economics,
Middlesex University Business School,
Middlesex University,
Hendon Campus,
The Burroughs,
London NW4 4BT.
e-mail: t.lange@mdx.ac.uk
Professor Lange was formerly Dean of the Business school at Bournemouth
University, and so is well acquainted with higher education in the UK.
Professor Len Shackleton,
University of Buckingham,
Buckingham MK18 1EG,
UK.
e-mail: len.shackleton@buckingham.ac.uk
Professor Shackleton was previously Dean of the Royal Docks Business School at the
University of East London and prior to that was Dean of the Westminster Business
School at Westminster University.
Professor Nick Adnett,
Faculty Head of Research,
Staffordshire University Business School,
Leek Road,
Stoke-on-Trent ST4 2DF
UK.
e-mail: N.J.Adnett@staffs.ac.uk
Practitioner referee
Professor Stuart Gulliver,
33 Birch View,
Bearsden,
Glasgow G61 2BT.
Professor Gulliver is a former Chief Executive of the Scottish Development Agency
and is currently an Emeritus Professor at the University of Glasgow.
e-mail: stuart.gulliver@gla.ac.uk
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