Document Type
Conference Paper
Rights
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Disciplines
Business and Management., public administration, Organisation Theory, History
Abstract
Up to very recently, Ireland was spoken of in very adulatory terms, to the point of being dubbed the ‘Celtic Tiger.’ Taking path dependence as lens, this paper looks at an early sequence of events that shaped the country’s path to ‘tiger hood’, i.e., the policy shift from protectionism to outward-looking economic development. From relatively contingent and unpredictable beginnings has evolved an institutional matrix, with a clear focus on the global, that, ex ante, could not have been predicted when it was first established.
Recommended Citation
Donnelly, P.: ‘Tracing the Path to ‘Tiger Hood’ – Ireland’s Move from Protectionism to Outward-looking Economic Development’. Eastern Academy of Management-International Meeting: Managing in a Global Economy XIII. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, June, 2009.
DOI
https://doi.org/10.21427/D72F7Z
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Publication Details
Eastern Academy of Management-International Meeting: Managing in a Global Economy XIII. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, June, 2009.