TY  - BOOK
AU  - Clancy,Patrick
ED  - Institute of Public Administration (Ireland)
ED  - Sociological Association of Ireland.
TI  - Irish society: sociological perspectives 
SN  - 9781872002873 (pbk) :
U1  - 306.09415 CLA 
PY  - 1995///
CY  - Dublin
PB  - Institute of Public Administration in association with the Sociological Association of Ireland
KW  - Social structure
KW  - Ireland
KW  - Anthropology
KW  - thema
KW  - Social conditions
KW  - 20th century
KW  - Economic conditions
KW  - 1949-
KW  - Society
KW  - Northern Ireland
N1  - Includes bibliographies and index; Chapter 1.Sociology and Irish Society - Patrick Clancy, Sheelagh Drudy, Kathleen Lynch and Liam O\'Dowd.  Part 1: Population, Work and Social Change.  Chapter 2.Demographic Structure and Change in the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland - Damien Courtney -- Chapter 3.Global Restructuring and the Irish Political Economy - Denis O\'Hearn -- Chapter 4.Development or Dependency? State, Economy and Society in Northern Ireland - Liam O\'Dowd -- Chapter 5.The european Community and the Irish Rural Economy - Patrick Commins -- Chapter 6.Family and Household in Ireland - Tony Fahey -- Chapter 7.Women and Informal Economic Activity in Belfast - Madeleine Leonard -- Chapter 8.Caring Labour and Love Labour - Kathleen Lynch and Eithne McLaughlin.  Part 2: Class, Politics and the State.  Chapter 9.Class Society, Inequality and the \'Declassed\' - Sheelagh Drudy -- Chapter 10.Class Transformation and Social Mobility in the Republic of Ireland - Christopher Whelan -- Chapter 11.Interest Groups and the State - Michel Peillon -- Chapter 12.Community Action and the State - Chris Curtin and Tony Varley -- Chapter 13.Getting the Criminals we Want: a Model for the New Europe? - Mike Tomlinson.  Part 3: Education, Culture and Social Movements.  Chapter 15.Education in the Republic of Ireland: The Project of Modernity? - Patrick Clancy -- Chapter 16.Education in Northern Ireland: The Struggle for Equality - Robert Cormack and Robert Osborne -- Chapter 17.Gender and Education: North and South - Kathleen Lynch and Valerie Morgan -- Chapter 18.Broadcasting in Ireland: Issues of National Identity and Censorship - Mary Kelly and Bill Rolston -- Chapter 19.The Power of the Catholic Church in the Republic of Ireland - Maþire Nic Ghiolla Phaþdraig -- Chapter 20.Cherishing the Children of the Nation Unequally: Secretarianism in Ireland -- Robbie McVeigh -- Chapter 21.The Social Shaping of the Environmental Movement in Ireland - Steven Yearley -- Chapter 22.From Democracy to Femocracy: The Women\'s Movement in the Republic of Ireland - Evelyn Mahon
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