| Autore |
Kirby Peadar
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| Edizione | [1st ed.] |
| Pubbl/distr/stampa |
London, : Pluto Press, 2011
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| Descrizione fisica |
1 online resource (288 p.)
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| Disciplina |
330.9417
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| Altri autori (Persone) |
MurphyMary P
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| Soggetto topico |
Economics -- Ireland -- 21st century
Ireland -- Economic conditions -- 21st century
Ireland -- Economic policy -- 21st century
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| ISBN |
1-84964-698-8
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| Formato |
Materiale a stampa  |
| Livello bibliografico |
Monografia |
| Lingua di pubblicazione |
eng
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| Nota di contenuto |
Cover -- Contents -- List of Tables, Figures and Boxes -- Glossary of Irish Political Terms and Political Titles -- Abbreviations -- Preface -- 1. Introduction: Ireland and the Future of Capitalism -- Approach and Contents of this Book -- A Failure of Capitalism? -- Ireland's Boom-Bust Cycles -- Part I - The Irish State -- 2. Irish Politics -- Political Institutions -- A Centralised State with a Localised Electoral System -- Political Culture -- Political Parties -- Fianna Fáil Dominance -- Gender: PLUS ÇA CHANGE -- Social Partnership: Co-opting Dissent -- The Public Sphere: Ideas in a Populist State -- Northern Ireland -- Conclusion: An Argument for a Second Republic -- 3. The Irish State Bureaucracy -- The Colonial Legacy -- The Department of Finance -- The Traditional Political Culture of the Irish Civil Service -- The Changing Role of the Civil Service -- Devolution and Developments in Local Government Reform -- Northern Ireland Bureaucracies -- Power, Policy-making Capacity and Implementation -- Conclusion: Power Elites and Cosy Consensus -- Part II - The Celtic Tiger Model -- 4. Managing the Irish Boom -- Phases of the Celtic Tiger -- Ideology Undermines the Boom -- Developments in Northern Ireland: Towards an 'All-Island' Economy? -- Options for the Irish Model -- Conclusion: Mismanaging Ireland's Boom -- 5. The Losers -- Ireland in International Comparison -- Reviewing Past Trends in Poverty and Inequality -- Who Loses Most? -- Housing -- Spatial Inequalities -- Conclusion: Power and Inequality -- 6. The Winners -- How Much Wealth and How Many Wealthy? -- Members of the Elite and Golden Circles -- Corruption -- How Policy Promoted Wealth Accumulation -- Conclusion: Elites and Power -- Part III - International Context -- 7. The European Union -- Ireland in the European Community -- Ambiguous Impacts.
Conclusion: Ireland in Europe - Towards a New Model? -- 8. Reykjavik and Beyond -- Ireland and Globalisation -- Small States: Dealing with Vulnerabilities -- Latin America: Avoiding Collapse -- Ireland and Iceland: A Revealing Comparison -- Other Cases: Finland, New Zealand, Spain -- Conclusion: Lessons Learned -- Part IV - Towards a Second Irish Republic -- 9. Facing the Challenges -- Values for a Second Irish Republic -- An Emerging Reform Agenda -- What Model Do Irish Citizens Want? Political Economy Options -- Conclusion: An Active Citizenry -- 10. Achieving the Second Republic -- Towards a Second Republic -- Balance of Political Forces -- Civil Society Mobilises for Change -- Towards an All-Ireland Republic? -- Conclusion: Ireland and Models of Capitalism -- Index -- References.
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