Debating austerity in Ireland crisis, experience and recovery
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Dublin, Ireland
Royal Irish Academy
2017, 2017
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Table of Contents:
- Includes bibliographical references (pages 410-333) and index
- Foreword / Patrick Honohan
- Introduction : Austerity in Ireland : a debate / Niamh Moore-Cherry, John McHale and Emma Heffernan
- Part 1. Austerity as concept and practice
- A general theory of austerity / Simon Wren-Lewis
- Why austerity? / John McHale
- The ideological practice of austerity experts / Kieran Allen
- Irish media coverage of the housing bubble and austerity / Julien Mercille
- Part 2. Experiencing austerity
- Austerity in the European periphery : the Irish experience / Niamh Hardiman, Spyros Blavoukos, Sebastian Dellepiane-Avellaneda and George Pagoulatos
- Austerity and inequality in Ireland / Christopher T. Whelan and Brian Nolan
- Austerity, resistance and social protest in Ireland : movement outcomes / Niamh Hourigan
- Housing and austerity : a two-way street / Ronan Lyons
- Poverty and risk : the impact of austerity on vulnerable females in Dublin's inner city / Emma Heffernan
- Child poverty in a period of austerity / Dorothy Watson, Bertrand Maître, Christopher T. Whelan and James Williams
- Resilience : a high price for survival? The impact of austerity on Irish higher education, South and North / Rosalind Pritchard and Maria Slowey
- Migration patterns, experiences and consequences in an age of austerity / Mary Gilmartin
- The austerity myth : parenting and the new thrift culture in contemporary Ireland / Fiona Murphy
- Part 3. Beyond austerity? From crisis to recovery
- Ireland's recovery : explanation, potential and pitfalls / Seán Ó Riain
- Resources available for public services : how does Ireland compare now and how might we prepare for the future? / Seamus Coffey
- Towards an inclusive and just recovery / Seán Healy
- Conclusion : Progressing debates on austerity in Ireland / John McHale, Niamh Moore-Cherry and Emma Heffernan