Professor Ivan K. Cohen

2026

• Focus on Finance: Everything You Need to Know About Financial Management. World Scientific Press
• “Real-world example: Wedding day blues”
• “Real-world example: UEFA women’s football”. In Dowson, R., B. Albert and D. Lomax (2026), Event Planning and Management: Principles, Planning and Practice. Fourth edition. London: Kogan Page

2025

• “Religious Festivals in the Age of ‘Lockdown’ and ‘Social Distancing’: A Comparative Study of Easter, Eid, Passover, Rama Navami, and Vaisakhi” (with Irfan Raja, Ruth Dowson, Abdul Basit Shaikh and Nasser N. Alotaibi). International Journal of Religious Tourism and Pilgrimage, Volume 13(iii): 131–144 (arrow.tudublin.ie/ijrtp/)
• “Internationalisation and Digital Transformation in HEIs: The Impact of Education 4.0 on Teaching, Learning and Assessment” (with Bryan McIntosh, Ellie Koseda and Jasmine Cooper). Policy Futures in Education, 23(1): 1–9 (doi.org/10.1177/14782103241226531)

2024

• “A Critical Analysis of Universal Employability Skills for International Students in Higher Education” (with Ellie Koseda and Bryan McIntosh). World Studies in Education, 24(2): 5–30 (November) (doi.org/10.7459/wse/240202)
• “Globalisation, Education, Policy, and Curricula Issues: Education 4.0: Digital Disruption and Innovative Solutions as Pedagogical Drivers in Higher Education” (with Ellie Koseda, Chris Reeve, Michael Fascia and Bryan McIntosh). Chapter 30 (541–584) in Fourth International Handbook of Globalisation, Education and Policy Research. J. Zajda (Editor). Springer: London (doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-67667-3)
• “Embedding Employability into Curriculum Design: The Impact of Education 4.0” (with Ellie Koseda, Bryan McIntosh and Jasmine Cooper). Policy Futures in Education (October) (doi.org/10.1177/14782103241282121)
• “Education 4.0: Digital Disruption and Innovative Solutions as Pedagogical Drivers in Higher Education” (with Ellie Koseda, Chris Reeve, Michael Fascia and Bryan McIntosh). In Globalisation, Education and Policy Reforms, 4th edition. Springer Nature
• “Reflections: An Examination of Comparative Approaches in the Context of Action Learning” (with Bryan McIntosh and Ellie Koseda). Educational Practice and Theory, 46(1): 25–47 (1 May 2024) (doi.org/10.7459/ept/460103)

2022

• “Working practices in healthcare: to boldly go…”. British Journal of Healthcare Management (October) (doi.org/10.12968/bjhc.2022.0117)
• Case study 9.2: “Baked by Maya” in Ruth Dowson, Bernadette Albert and Dan Lomax, Event Planning and Management: A Practical Handbook for PR and Events Professionals. Third edition. Kogan Page
• “Making space in the NHS”. British Journal of Healthcare Management (April) (doi.org/10.12968/bjhc.2022.2042)

2021

• “Religious Festivals in the Age of ‘Lockdown’ and ‘Social Distancing’: A Comparative Study of Easter, Passover, Rama Navami, Vaisakhi and Eid” (with I. Raja, R. Dowson, A. B. Shaikh and N. N. Alotaibi). In Seabra, C., Silva, C., Abrantes, J. L. and Paiva, O. (Eds.) (2021), Pandemics and Tourism: The Impacts of Epidemics and Virus Outbreaks in the 21st Century. Bingley, West Yorkshire: Emerald Publishing, Tourism Security-Safety and Post-Conflict Destinations series

2018

• Case study: “Oxjam” in Ruth Dowson and David Bassett, Event Planning and Management: A Practical Handbook for PR and Events Professionals. Second edition. Kogan Page

2017

• “The importance of a basic understanding of Economics in the context of understanding possible Brexit outcomes from a business perspective” (December). Ambition magazine (AMBA), 41–43

2016

• Banking and the Economic Environment: Study Guide (3rd edition), ifs School of Finance, London

2015

• Case study: “The death of a sponsor is contagious” in Ruth Dowson and David Bassett, Event Planning and Management: A Practical Handbook for PR and Events Professionals. Kogan Page
• Economics for Business. Kogan Page (November)
• Banking and the Economic Environment: Study Guide (3rd edition), ifs School of Finance, London
• “A simple framework for analysing the impact of economic growth on non-communicable diseases” (with Fabrizio Ferretti and Bryan McIntosh). COGENT Economics & Finance 3(1)
• “Social media and higher education: direct and indirect marketing” (with Julie Salaber), Chapter 11 in Handbook of Research on Integrating Social Media into Strategic Marketing. IGI Global
• “Social media and marketing: the evolution of Tottenham Hotspur Football Club”. Chapter 19 in Handbook of Research on Integrating Social Media into Strategic Marketing. IGI Global
• Banking and the Economic Environment: Study Guide (2nd edition), ifs School of Finance, London

2014

• “Decomposing the misery index: A dynamic approach” (with Fabrizio Ferretti and Bryan McIntosh). COGENT Economics & Finance 2(1)
• “Social Media for Developing Health Services” (with M. Hajli, H. Bugshan, and X. Lin). Qualitative Market Research: an International Journal 17(4)
• “Illusion or delusion? Lean management in the health sector” (with Bryan McIntosh and Bruce Sheppy). International Journal of Health Care Quality Assurance 27(6)
• “Fool’s Gold: Lean management” (with Bryan McIntosh and Bruce Sheppy). Journal of Clinical Research & Governance, 3(1)

2013

• Banking and the Economic Environment: Study Guide, ifs School of Finance, London

2012

• “Heroes or villains: the PIP scandal and whistleblowing” (with Bryan McIntosh and Bruce Sheppy). British Journal of Healthcare Management, July 18(6)
• “Fiscal and economic stability in the eurozone” (with Bryan McIntosh and Marc-Anthony Richardson). January. Adam Smith Institute (www.adamsmith.org/research/articles/fiscal-and-economic-stability-in-the-eurozone)

2009

• Globalisation of Financial Markets (with K. Kyaw), ifs School of Finance, London

2005

• Focus on Financial Management. Imperial College Press (World Scientific Press) (www.icpress.co.uk/economics/p346.html)

2004

• “Pension Funds: Let the Shareholders have a Say”. Chapter 13 in Financial Markets: Emerging Scenario, edited by N. Janardhan Rao. The ICFAI University Press (www.icfaipress.org/books/Finan_Mrkts_Emgng_Scena_FinConts.asp)

2003

• “Pension Funds: Let the shareholders have a say”. The Analyst (magazine of the Chartered Institute of Financial Analysts of India), Special Edition (December) 9(12): 48-52

1994

• “A Managerial-Based Model of the Investment Behaviour of the UK Pension Funds”. British Academy of Management 1994 Conference, and Papers and Proceedings

1986

• “Reading Difficulties – The Economists’ Paradigm”, Reading Psychology 7(1)

1980

• “Modelling the Investment Behaviour of the UK Pension Funds”. Managerial Finance 7(3)