Bio
Michael Breen is an Associate Professor of International Political Economy at Dublin City University, Ireland. His main research interests are in the political economy of corruption and anti-corruption, as well as the role of international organisations in the global economy. He has published many papers on these topics and often combines his main research interests with other topics including trade, FDI, gender, regulation, privatization, and economic policy-making.
Michael's research has been published in journals such as the Journal of Development Studies, Economics of Governance, the European Journal of International Relations, International Studies Quarterly, European Union Politics, and many other outlets. His research has been funded by the Irish Research Council and Enterprise Ireland. He is a member of the Royal Irish Academy's International Affairs Standing Committee and an External Associate of the University of Warwick's Centre for the study of Globalisation and Regionalisation.
Related Publications
Overview of corruption and anti-corruption in Myanmar
- land
- education
- justice
- police
- extractives
- fisheries
DECLARATION D’INTERETS, DE PATRIMOINE ET DE DETTES : MECANISMES DE CONTROLE, TRANSPARENCE, SANCTIONS
- political corruption
- asset declaration
- asset disclosure
Overview of corruption and anti-corruption in Vietnam
- anti-corruption legislation
- vietnam
- governance
Fighting grand corruption: Challenges and successes
- grand corruption
Kurdistan Region of Iraq: Overview of corruption and anti-corruption
- iraq
- conflict
- kurdistan
Michael Breen
Affiliation
Dublin City University
Professional Title
Associate Professor
Region
- Global
- Europe and Central Asia
Country/Territory
Topics
- Investigative journalism
- Media
- Financial markets
- Gender
- Corruption Measurement
- Quantitative studies
- Surveys
- Political Corruption
- Anti - corruption institutions
- Governance
Specialisms
Political economy of corruption/anti-corruption; international organisations; international relations; political economy; development