This provocative new history of Ireland during the long 1960s exposes the myths of Ireland's
modernisation. Mary E. Daly questions traditional interpretations which see these years as a …

This article focuses on multiple conditionalities in benefits and housing from the perspective
of lone parents in Ireland. The Irish case echoes historical experiences elsewhere and is …

This special issue introduces new research on historical approaches to the Irish family. The
articles in this collection have grown out of the Reconstituting the Irish Family Research …

La procédure de l'adoption est établie au début du xx e siècle dans le Code civil suisse, en
lien avec la construction d'une politique de protection de l'enfance ambitieuse. Ce texte se …

Lo scopo principale di questa ricerca è di analizzare criticamente, attraverso uno studio
tematico, stilistico e culturale, tre generi della fiction irlandese Post-Millennial emersi …

As to determining on every occasion what exactly each of us should hope for and how s/he
can argue for it convincingly so that everybody gets on board with him/her—or even how to …

This article explores the representation of father-daughter incest victims as expropriated
bodies in three contemporary Irish novels: In Night's City (1982) by Dorothy Nelson, The …

During the period 1850-1913 the landscape of Irish childcare witnessed significant changes.
The Famine left thousands of children orphaned or deserted in Irish workhouses and Ireland …

This article explores the representation of father-daughter incest victims as expropriated
bodies in three contemporary Irish novels: In Night's City (1982) by Dorothy Nelson, The …