• Developing indicators of the social sustainability of farming using the Teagasc National Farm Survey 

  Brennan, Mary (University College Cork, 2022)

  The emergence of agricultural and food sustainability as a major societal objective has resulted in a considerable shift in the focus and design of EU policy relating to agriculture, food, and rural development. As such, ...
• An exploratory study of the financial and non-financial performance impacts of interactions between ecosystem actors of the FinTech revolution 

  Browne, Oliver (University College Cork, 2022)

  FinTech is an abbreviation of financial technology, characterised by start-ups and emerging technologies that have the potential to transform traditional financial services by making transactions and processes less ...
• Voices from the outside: Homeric exiles in twentieth-century French writing 

  Burke, Catherine (University College Cork, 2020)

  This thesis explores the twentieth-century trope of the outsider but from a modern and Homeric perspective. The corpus of artists under review each develop a symbiotic relationship with Homer and his epics, the Iliad and ...
• A reluctant pacifist: Thomas Merton and the Cold War Letters, October 1961 – April 1962 

  Cronin, James G. R. (University College Cork, 2021)

  Thomas Merton believed nuclear war was the single greatest threat facing humanity, whereas American Catholic commentators considered that nuclear war was winnable or at least survivable. What made him a reluctant pacifist ...
• Connecting the continents. Power system modelling and capacity building for detailed assessments of global power sector decarbonization pathways 

  Brinkerink, Maarten (University College Cork, 2021)

  Deep decarbonization of the global energy sector is essential for reaching increasingly ambitious climate change mitigation targets. The momentum on global climate action is gathering speed, hence the need for energy ...

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