Paul Sheeran

Dr Paul Sheeran is a Senior Lecturer in International Business and Economics at the University of Winchester, affiliated with the Faculty of Business and Digital Technologies. His teaching focuses on Macro Economics, International Relations, Corporate Global Governance, Corporate Diplomacy, and Global Political Economy. He holds a Higher Education Academy Fellowship (FHEA).

Research interests include globalization, corporate governance, cultural politics in international relations, sustainability studies, and economic ethics. Notable works address topics like Venice’s maritime heritage, Adam Smith’s moral economic governance, and ethical global trading frameworks.

• Publications: Over 15 entries in encyclopedias (Sage, Ashgate, Routledge), books on cultural politics and investment bubbles, and conference papers on sustainability and economic history.
• Awards: FHEA Fellowship recognizing teaching excellence.

His research bridges economic theory with real-world governance challenges, emphasizing sustainability and ethical dimensions in global systems. Collaborative projects include studies on Venetian marine management and rethinking global trade norms.