Author
|
Title
|
pages
|
|
John H Goldthorpe & Christopher T Whelan |
Introduction |
1-3 |
ARTICLE |
Kieran A Kennedy |
The Context of Economic Development |
5-29 |
ARTICLE |
Eoin O’Malley |
Problems of Industrialisation in Ireland |
31-52 |
ARTICLE |
D A Coleman |
The Demographic Transition in Ireland in International Context |
53-77 |
ARTICLE |
Damian F Hannan & Patrick Commins |
The Significance of Small-scale Landholders in Ireland’s Socio-economic Transformation |
79-104 |
ARTICLE |
Christopher T Whelan, Richard Breen & Brendan J Whelan |
Industrialisation, Class Formation and Social Mobility in Ireland |
105-128 |
ARTICLE |
Richard Breen & Christopher T Whelan |
Explaining the Irish Pattern of Social Fluidity: The Role of the Political |
129-151 |
ARTICLE |
Brendan Halpin |
Change in Intragenerational Mobility in the Republic of Ireland |
153-172 |
ARTICLE |
Tim Callan & Brian Nolan |
Income Distribution and Redistribution: Ireland in Comparative Perspective |
173-203 |
ARTICLE |
Philip J O’Connell & David B Rottman |
The Irish Welfare State in Comparative Perspective |
205-239 |
ARTICLE |
Tony Fahey |
Catholicism and Industrial Society in Ireland |
241-263 |
ARTICLE |
Michael P Hornsby-Smith |
Social and Religious Transformations in Ireland: A Case of Secularisation? |
265-290 |
ARTICLE |
William K Roche |
The Liberal Theory of Industrialism and the Development of Industrial Relations in Ireland |
291-327 |
ARTICLE |
Niamh Hardiman |
The State and Economic Interests: Ireland in Comparative Perspective |
329-358 |
ARTICLE |
Michael Laver |
Are Irish Parties Peculiar? |
359-381 |
ARTICLE |
Peter Mair |
Explaining the Absence of Class Politics in Ireland |
383-410 |
ARTICLE |
John H Goldthorpe |
The Theory of Industrialism and the Irish Case |
411-431 |
ARTICLE |