Contemporary Ireland: a sociological map
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Introduction, Sara O'Sullivan Section I Contours of a changing Ireland 1 Population, Tony Fahey 2 Immigration, Steven Loyal 3 Mobility, James Wickham Section II Institutions, 4 Individualisation and secularisation in Catholic Ireland, Tom Inglis 5 Family, Betty Hilliard 6 Education, Patrick Clancy 7 Crime and policing in the Republic, Aogan Mulcahy 8 sport, Katie Liston 9 Media, Ciaran McCullagh Section III Governance, 10 The peace process in Northern Ireland, Colin Coulter and Peter Shirlow 11 Power and powerlessness, Mark Haugaard and Kevin Ryan 12 The environment and civil society, Mary Kelly Section IV Economy, development and the Celtic Tiger 13 Ireland and Economic Globalisation, Kieran Allen 14 Work, Sean O Riain and Peter Murray 15 Gender and the workforce, Sara O'Sullivan 16 Food and rural sustainable development in Ireland, Hilary Tovey Section V Class, equality and inequality 17 Class in the Republic, Ronnie Munck 18 Class in Northern Ireland, Goretti Horgan 19 Housing, Michael Punch Section VI Identity, diversity and culture 20 Identity, language and nationality, Iarfhlaith Watson 21 Catholic habitus and identity in Northern Ireland, Patricia Lundy and Mark McGovern 22 Protestants and Protestant habitus in Northern Ireland, Ronnie Moore 23 Race and sectarianism in Northern Ireland, Robbie McVeigh Notes References Index.
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Introduction, Sara O'Sullivan Section I Contours of a changing Ireland 1 Population, Tony Fahey 2 Immigration, Steven Loyal 3 Mobility, James Wickham Section II Institutions, 4 Individualisation and secularisation in Catholic Ireland, Tom Inglis 5 Family, Betty Hilliard 6 Education, Patrick Clancy 7 Crime and policing in the Republic, Aogan Mulcahy 8 sport, Katie Liston 9 Media, Ciaran McCullagh Section III Governance, 10 The peace process in Northern Ireland, Colin Coulter and Peter Shirlow 11 Power and powerlessness, Mark Haugaard and Kevin Ryan 12 The environment and civil society, Mary Kelly Section IV Economy, development and the Celtic Tiger 13 Ireland and Economic Globalisation, Kieran Allen 14 Work, Sean O Riain and Peter Murray 15 Gender and the workforce, Sara O'Sullivan 16 Food and rural sustainable development in Ireland, Hilary Tovey Section V Class, equality and inequality 17 Class in the Republic, Ronnie Munck 18 Class in Northern Ireland, Goretti Horgan 19 Housing, Michael Punch Section VI Identity, diversity and culture 20 Identity, language and nationality, Iarfhlaith Watson 21 Catholic habitus and identity in Northern Ireland, Patricia Lundy and Mark McGovern 22 Protestants and Protestant habitus in Northern Ireland, Ronnie Moore 23 Race and sectarianism in Northern Ireland, Robbie McVeigh Notes References Index.
Key concepts: Sociology, Sociological theory, Social science