Books by Michael Connolly

Equality, Discrimination and the Law argues that the traditional notions of discrimination and victimisation are inadequate to implement equality policy and cannot represent fully the reality of discriminatory practices.

Problems discussed include: floating exchange rates, peso speculation, real exchange rates, exchange rate reform, optimal tariff policies, economic liberalization in LDCs, financial markets and income distribution, external shocks, the Latin American debt problem, and microfoundations of financial liberalization.

This book attempts to fill the gap left by an absence of mentors. Drawing upon personal experiences, Michael Connolly shares what leaders need to know in order to develop, be successful, and feel fulfilled in the important work of educating the students of the next generations.

Teaching Students to Love Learning, Not Just Endure It makes the case that if we really want 'no child left behind' we must return to the solid foundation on which successful teaching and learning has always rested -- the love of teacher for her students (and they for her) and the passion of the teacher for her discipline and her desire to share that passion with her students.

A concise, yet complete study of the theory of international trade and foreign lending. The author discusses two of the major models used to discuss trade: the Theory of Comparative Advantage, and the Heckscher-Ohlin model. free trade arguments and applies the basic trade model to international lending.

This book examines the change management strategies and processes employed to ensure that the Labour Government's commitment to devolution became a reality in Wales.