Shaen Corbet
Biographic Data
| ID | 3435865 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Shaen Corbet |
| GIVEN NAMES | Shaen |
| FAMILY NAME | Corbet |
| SIGNATURE | CORBET S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Dublin City University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7430-7417 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 44 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Does inflation affect tourism and hospitality stock prices? A time–frequency analysis
After decades of benign price increases, inflation has resurfaced as a concern for firms and investors in the tourism and hospitality sectors. Characterised by large capital investment needs, significant labour costs, and heavy demand for raw materials, both tourism and hospitality may be particularly susceptible to inflation. This paper examines links between shocks to inflation and the returns of tourism and hospitality-focused firms. Empirical…
Understanding reputational disaster during economic crises: Evaluating aviation sector response differentials
This research investigates the impact of reputational events on the financial performance of airlines, with a particular focus on differential behaviour regarding the types of events—environmental, social, and governance (ESG), and the economic cycle, whether recessionary or expansionary. Based on a sample of 6288 events, our findings reveal a distinct pattern of depressed returns and increased variance in the aftermath of high severity and novel…
Spillover Effects of Sanctions on Airlines
To counter the escalating threat of direct conflict with rogue nations, the use of sanctions packages has become a preferred tactical response. However, although targeted, there are significantly elevated spillover effects that can generate sectoral damage. While the literature on sanctions has focused on analyzing the effectiveness and the impact on the sanctioned and sanctioning country, spillover effects have not been addressed in the tourism …
Did Covid-19 tourism sector supports alleviate investor fear
Creating universal health care in Ireland: A legal context
In this paper we establish a working definition of, and develop a legal rationale for, the insertion of a constitutional Right to Health (RTH) protection in the Constitution of Ireland. We propose that a legal framework exists for the judicial enforcement of a right to health in Ireland, as based on parallels drawn between Irish case law and that of RSA, a comparable common law constitutional democracy with a developed jurisprudential approach to…
Understanding cryptocurrency fraud: The challenges and headwinds to regulate digital currencies
This handbook focuses on the key issues that continue to hinder the formal development of cryptocurrencies as a mainstream financial asset. It primarily examines reputationally damaging events, particularly those related to illicit behavior. The goal of the handbook is to determine whether some of these events could be mitigated by improved or at least coordinated international regulation. The handbook will be useful for specialist technical audi…
When lightning strikes twice: The tragedy-induced demise and attempted corporate resuscitation of Malaysia airlines
In 2014, Malaysia Airlines experienced two tragedies in quick succession, damaging the company's reputation and finances, with negative implications for Malaysian tourism. This research assesses the impact of this. We find that the share price response was immediate and substantive. The carrier implemented sweeping adjustments, while passenger traffic rapidly declined particularly in Asian markets. Malaysian Airlines augmented fare reduction afte…
Regulatory changes and long-run relationships of the EMU sovereign debt markets: Implications for future policy framework
The impact of terrorism on European tourism
Cryptocurrencies as a financial asset: A systematic analysis
Populism and extremism: The immediate political challenges to Europeanism
Cryptocurrencies as a financial asset: A systematic analysis
The impact of terrorism on European tourism
When lightning strikes twice: The tragedy-induced demise and attempted corporate resuscitation of Malaysia airlines
In 2014, Malaysia Airlines experienced two tragedies in quick succession, damaging the company's reputation and finances, with negative implications for Malaysian tourism. This research assesses the impact of this. We find that the share price response was immediate and substantive. The carrier implemented sweeping adjustments, while passenger traffic rapidly declined particularly in Asian markets. Malaysian Airlines augmented fare reduction afte…
Populism and extremism: The immediate political challenges to Europeanism
Did Covid-19 tourism sector supports alleviate investor fear
Spillover Effects of Sanctions on Airlines
To counter the escalating threat of direct conflict with rogue nations, the use of sanctions packages has become a preferred tactical response. However, although targeted, there are significantly elevated spillover effects that can generate sectoral damage. While the literature on sanctions has focused on analyzing the effectiveness and the impact on the sanctioned and sanctioning country, spillover effects have not been addressed in the tourism …
Cryptocurrencies as a financial asset: A systematic analysis
Populism and extremism: The immediate political challenges to Europeanism
The impact of terrorism on European tourism
Regulatory changes and long-run relationships of the EMU sovereign debt markets: Implications for future policy framework
Creating universal health care in Ireland: A legal context
In this paper we establish a working definition of, and develop a legal rationale for, the insertion of a constitutional Right to Health (RTH) protection in the Constitution of Ireland. We propose that a legal framework exists for the judicial enforcement of a right to health in Ireland, as based on parallels drawn between Irish case law and that of RSA, a comparable common law constitutional democracy with a developed jurisprudential approach to…
Understanding cryptocurrency fraud: The challenges and headwinds to regulate digital currencies
This handbook focuses on the key issues that continue to hinder the formal development of cryptocurrencies as a mainstream financial asset. It primarily examines reputationally damaging events, particularly those related to illicit behavior. The goal of the handbook is to determine whether some of these events could be mitigated by improved or at least coordinated international regulation. The handbook will be useful for specialist technical audi…
When lightning strikes twice: The tragedy-induced demise and attempted corporate resuscitation of Malaysia airlines
In 2014, Malaysia Airlines experienced two tragedies in quick succession, damaging the company's reputation and finances, with negative implications for Malaysian tourism. This research assesses the impact of this. We find that the share price response was immediate and substantive. The carrier implemented sweeping adjustments, while passenger traffic rapidly declined particularly in Asian markets. Malaysian Airlines augmented fare reduction afte…
Did Covid-19 tourism sector supports alleviate investor fear
Understanding reputational disaster during economic crises: Evaluating aviation sector response differentials
This research investigates the impact of reputational events on the financial performance of airlines, with a particular focus on differential behaviour regarding the types of events—environmental, social, and governance (ESG), and the economic cycle, whether recessionary or expansionary. Based on a sample of 6288 events, our findings reveal a distinct pattern of depressed returns and increased variance in the aftermath of high severity and novel…
Spillover Effects of Sanctions on Airlines
To counter the escalating threat of direct conflict with rogue nations, the use of sanctions packages has become a preferred tactical response. However, although targeted, there are significantly elevated spillover effects that can generate sectoral damage. While the literature on sanctions has focused on analyzing the effectiveness and the impact on the sanctioned and sanctioning country, spillover effects have not been addressed in the tourism …
Does inflation affect tourism and hospitality stock prices? A time–frequency analysis
After decades of benign price increases, inflation has resurfaced as a concern for firms and investors in the tourism and hospitality sectors. Characterised by large capital investment needs, significant labour costs, and heavy demand for raw materials, both tourism and hospitality may be particularly susceptible to inflation. This paper examines links between shocks to inflation and the returns of tourism and hospitality-focused firms. Empirical…
Business (8 works) · Economics (7 works) · Political science (7 works) · Tourism (5 works) · COVID-19 Pandemic Impacts (4 works) · Finance (4 works) · International economics (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Monetary economics (3 works) · Aviation (2 works)