Uncertain Ireland: A Sociological Chronicle, 2003-2004Mary P. Corcoran, Michel Peillon Sociologists present short, accessible essays examining specific events & issues facing Irish society during 2003 & 2004. Topics covered include: Bewley's cafes, organic farming, waste, food poisoning, violence, immigration, planning, traffic, prisons, & sectarianism. |
Contents
Club Anabel | 15 |
The Happiest Country in the World? | 29 |
Why Prison Fails | 43 |
Seeking a Real Argument | 73 |
The Polluter Pays? Individualising Irelands | 103 |
Fields of Knowledge | 117 |
A Lugly Construct | 143 |
Coffee Aromas | 157 |
Ethnocity | 181 |
Sectarian Childhoods in North Belfast | 195 |
The Acceptable Victims of Homicide | 223 |
Common terms and phrases
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