• New Irish Families: A Profile of Second Generation Children and their Families 

  ROEDER, ANTJE (Trinity College Dublin, 2014)
• Food Security and WTO Domestic Support Disciplines post-Bali 

  MATTHEWS, ALAN (International Centre for Trade and Sustainable Development, 2014)
• Irish and British electricity prices: what recent history implies for future prices 

  WALSH, DARRAGH M; FITZGERALD, JOHN; MALAGUZZI VALERI, LAURA (2014)

  This paper compares retail and wholesale electricity prices in SEM, the market of the island of Ireland, and BETTA in Great Britain. Estimated wholesale costs are much lower in BETTA. We show that this is mostly because ...
• Governance and Funding of Voluntary Secondary Schools in Ireland 

  DARMODY, MERIKE; SMYTH, EMER (ESRI, 2013)

  This study presents a comprehensive picture of educational governance and financing across the three different sectors of second-level schools in Ireland, namely, voluntary secondary schools, vocational schools, and ...
• The Dimensionality Of Political Space: Epistemological And Methodological Considerations 

  BENOIT, KENNETH RICHARD (2012)

  Spatial characterizations of agents’ preferences lie at the heart of many theories of political competition. These give rise to explicitly dimensional interpretations. Parties define and differentiate themselves in terms ...
• Pregnancy and asylum 

  LENTIN, RONIT (Dublin Review of Books, 2014)
• The Political Economy of Ethnicity , 

  FINLAY, ANDREW ROBERT (2012)
• Does bank market power affect SME financing constraints? 

  WALSH, DARRAGH M (2014)
• A woman died: Abortion and the politics of birth in Ireland 

  LENTIN, RONIT (Feminist Review, 2013)
• We are more than statistics and scattered body parts : Telling stories and coalescing Palestinian history 

  LANDY, DAVID (2013-03)

  The fragmentation of Palestinian lives into exile, under occupation and within Israel has led to a complex interweaving of collective memory and individual memories in the attempt to come to terms with and represent this ...
• Work-Life Balance and Social Inclusion in Ireland: Results of a Nationwide Survey 

  Fine-Davis, Margret; McCarthy, Mary; Edge, Grace; O'Dwyer, Ciara (National Flexiwork Partnership(TCD, IBEC, ICTU, FAS, Age Action Ireland, Aware), 2005)
• The Effects of Flexible Working on Work-life Balance and Social Inclusion: An evaluation of a series of pilot projects. 

  Fine-Davis, Margret; McCarthy, Mary; O'Dwyer, Ciara; Edge, Grace; O'Sullivan, Mairead (National Flexi-work Partnership(TCD, IBEC, ICTU, Age Action Ireland, Aware), 2005)
• Psychological Effects of Abortion on Women: A Review of the Literature 

  FINE-DAVIS, MARGRET (Crisis Pregnancy Agency, 2007-12)

  The psychological effects of abortion have been the subject of scientific investigation, as well as public debate internationally, for several decades and have generated a great deal of discussion, as well as some ...
• The Effect on Major National Accounting Aggregates of the Ending of Pharmaceutical Patents 

  FITZGERALD, JOHN (ESRI, 2013-10-09)

  The article details the impact of changes on the patent status of some drugs produced by the pharmaceutical sector in Ireland on the country's key economic aggregates. It examines the impact of the loss of patent on ...
• Choice, price and service characteristics in the Irish broadband market 

  LYONS, SEAN (2013)

  Using detailed plan-level data, this paper examines the choice, price and quality of broadband services available to consumers in Ireland over time. We find modest geographical (county level) variation in broadband services. ...
• Reconsidering Identity: the ethnic and political dimensions of hybridity among majority and Turkish youth in Germany and England 

  FAAS, DANIEL (2009)

  Sociological research has hitherto largely focused on majority and minority ethnic identities or citizenship identities. However, the social connections between youth are not simply ethnic dynamics but also political ...
• Does mobility matter for attitudes to Europe? A multi-level analysis of immigrants' attitudes to European unification 

  ROEDER, ANTJE (2011)

  Support for Europe is largely argued to be based on the self-interest of individuals as well as being influenced by their national identity. Relatively little is known, however, about the attitudes of immigrants regarding ...
• Identity, Diversity and Citizenship: A critical analysis of textbooks and curricula in Irish schools 

  FAAS, DANIEL (2012)

  Despite the long presence of migrant communities, Ireland was only transformed to a net-receiving immigration nation in 1996, and is currently experiencing net emigration in the wake of a sharp economic downturn. Debates ...
• Why do citizens assent to pay tax? Legitimacy, taxation and the African State 

  D'ARCY, MICHELLE (2011)
• Credible Enforcement before Credible Commitment: Exploring the Importance of Sequencing 

  D'ARCY, MICHELLE (2013)

  States that are both strong and democratic are the most capable of delivering human development. Existing rational choice accounts of collective action and credible commitment have provided us with the answer as to why ...

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