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Changing Ireland in International Comparison
Betty Hilliard (Ed.)
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Paperback. 20th Century Ireland. 245pp
It is now widely recognised that Irish society has been transformed radically over the past two decades. Indeed, a large number of books have already been published on the phenomenon, some celebrating the country's achievements, some analysing the origins and outcomes of the boom, and many criticising what is perceived as a failure to use the new affluence to eliminate social inequality. However, there has been little attempt to set the Celtic Tiger years in a comparative international context. "Changing Ireland in International Comparison" will fill this gap in our knowledge. Based on data from the International Social Survey Programme ... Read more
It is now widely recognised that Irish society has been transformed radically over the past two decades. Indeed, a large number of books have already been published on the phenomenon, some celebrating the country's achievements, some analysing the origins and outcomes of the boom, and many criticising what is perceived as a failure to use the new affluence to eliminate social inequality. However, there has been little attempt to set the Celtic Tiger years in a comparative international context. "Changing Ireland in International Comparison" will fill this gap in our knowledge. Based on data from the International Social Survey Programme ... Read more
Product Details
Publisher
Liffey Press
Format
Paperback
Publication date
2007
Condition
New
Weight
408g
Number of Pages
270
Place of Publication
Dublin, Ireland
ISBN
9781905785186
SKU
9781905785186
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About Betty Hilliard (Ed.)
Dr. Maire Nic Ghiolla Phadraig is a Senior Lecturer at the School of Sociology, UCD. Betty Hilliard is a lecturer in the School of Sociology, UCD.
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