As Ireland's economic boom grounds to a sudden halt, Transforming Ireland offers a diverse range of critical analyses of its legacies across different areas of Irish life - the media, racism, consumerism, sports, education, state surveillance and the pharmaceutical industry. The book also maps out a politics of change for Irish society.
As Ireland's economic boom grounds to a sudden halt, Transforming Ireland offers a diverse range of critical analyses of its legacies across different areas of Irish life - the media, racism, consumerism, sports, education, state surveillance and the pharmaceutical industry. The book also maps out a politics of change for Irish society.
Debbie Ging is Lecturer in the School of Communications at Dublin City University. Michael Cronin is Professor in the School of Applied Languages and Intercultural Studies at Dublin City University. Peadar Kirby is Professor of International Politics and Public Policy at the University of Limerick
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List of tables 1. Transforming Ireland: challenges, critiques, resources Michael Cronin, Peadar Kirby and Debbie Ging Section I: Culture and society 2. The Irish language and Ireland's socio economic development John Walsh 3. If I wanted to go there I wouldn't start from here: re imagining a multi ethnic nation Piaras Mac Éinrí 4. All consuming Images: new gender formations in post Celtic Tiger Ireland Debbie Ging Section II: Media and social change 5. Irish neoliberalism, media, and the politics of discourse Sean Phelan 6. Republic of Ireland PLC testing the limits of marketisation Roddy Flynn Section III: Social control 7. Rebel spirits? From reaction to regulation Michael Cronin 8. Irish education, mercantile transformations and a deeply discharged public sphere Denis O'Sullivan 9. Pharmaceuticals, progress and psychiatric contention in early twenty first century Ireland Orla O'Donovan Section IV: Power and politics 10. Celtic, Christian and cosmopolitan: 'migrants' and the mediation of exceptional globalisation Gavan Titley 11. The politics of redirecting social policy: towards a double movement Mary Murphy 12: Contesting the politics of inequality Peadar Kirby 13. Transforming Ireland: resources Peadar Kirby, Debbie Ging and Michael Cronin Index
List of tables 1. Transforming Ireland: challenges, critiques, resources Michael Cronin, Peadar Kirby and Debbie Ging Section I: Culture and society 2. The Irish language and Ireland's socio economic development John Walsh 3. If I wanted to go there I wouldn't start from here: re imagining a multi ethnic nation Piaras Mac Éinrí 4. All consuming Images: new gender formations in post Celtic Tiger Ireland Debbie Ging Section II: Media and social change 5. Irish neoliberalism, media, and the politics of discourse Sean Phelan 6. Republic of Ireland PLC testing the limits of marketisation Roddy Flynn Section III: Social control 7. Rebel spirits? From reaction to regulation Michael Cronin 8. Irish education, mercantile transformations and a deeply discharged public sphere Denis O'Sullivan 9. Pharmaceuticals, progress and psychiatric contention in early twenty first century Ireland Orla O'Donovan Section IV: Power and politics 10. Celtic, Christian and cosmopolitan: 'migrants' and the mediation of exceptional globalisation Gavan Titley 11. The politics of redirecting social policy: towards a double movement Mary Murphy 12: Contesting the politics of inequality Peadar Kirby 13. Transforming Ireland: resources Peadar Kirby, Debbie Ging and Michael Cronin Index
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