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What's smart about working from home? Telework and the sustainable consumption of distance in Ireland
(Research-Publishing, 2013)
The use of technology is pervasive in
contemporary society transforming lives and work environments. The internet and the availability of portable
personal communication devices have resulted in immense societal change. ...
Governing the future: children's health and biosocial power
(Manchester University Press, 2017-05-31)
Hannah Arendt’s concept of natality spans birth and action, which combine to inaugurate the new. Natality is
used here to examine childhood as a prefigurative form of biopolitics. This concerns practices that seek ...
Single women in Ireland: a re-examination of the sociological evidence
(Beyond the Pale Publications, 1997)
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Familist ideologies and difficult identities
(Macmillan, 1999-12-01)
[No abstract available]
Rural tourism and cultural identity in the west of Ireland
(Cork University Press, 1993)
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Ireland's abortion regime on the world stage: Performative acts and the claim to state sovereignty in foreign policy discourse
(LIT Verlag, 2017)
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Finding ‘Room to Manoeuvre’: Gender, agency and the family farm
(Rowman and Littlefield, 2014)
Women on Irish farms have been a subject of feminist analysis over the past two
decades. Salient themes in the literature on farm women have been the constraints of
patriarchal agriculture (O'Hara 1997; Shortall, 2004), ...
Women in Irish society: Introduction
(Beyond the Pale Publications, 1997)
This text contains 28 chapters on gender-based social science research in Ireland from a feminist perspective. Accompanied by introductions by the authors, sections include Women, Power and Politics; Hidden Lives; Rural ...
Epistolary research relations: Correspondences in anthropological research: Arensberg, Kimball, and the Harvard-Irish Survey, 1930 1936
(University of Notre Dame Press, 2017-10)
In public and personal archives scattered throughout the United States lie the professional correspondences and personal letters of the Harvard-Irish Survey research team (1930 36) that came to Ireland in the early years ...
Single women in story and society
(Manchester University Press, 2014-11)
[No abstract available]