• The sociology of unpopular music: permanent liminality in post Celtic Tiger Ireland 

  Corcoran, Robert (University College Cork, 2020-05)

  The central focus of this thesis involves the combined application of reflexive historical genealogy and liminality theory to investigate emergent forms of social networks organized around specific forms of cultural ...
• No ordinary death: the Disappeared of Northern Ireland's conflict 

  Peake, Sandra (University College Cork, 2022-08-31)

  This study is set within the context of the Northern Ireland Conflict, also known as the Troubles. The aim is to explore the impact of enforced disappearances on first and second generation family members. The study relates ...
• Russia as a patient for negative psychoanalysis 

  Reshe, Julie (Springer Nature Switzerland AG, 2022-08-29)

  This paper brings together the late Freud’s concept of the death drive and Dostoevsky’s vision of primordial suffering in order to analyze anti-Ukrainian and pro-Ukrainian trends in today’s Russia. The paper encourages ...
• Emile Durkheim: the narrative of a liminal subject 

  Flannery, Sophia (University College Cork, 2021)

  Since 1939, Anglo-American biographers have presented a non-political narrative of Emile Durkheim (1858-1917) that has rendered subordinate the political assessments of Edward Tiryakian (1979) and Robert Alun Jones ...
• ‘Ceci n’est pas du terrorisme: this is not terrorism’: representation of far-right and jihadi terrorism in the terrorism studies literature 

  Ahmed, Yasmine (University College Cork, 2021)

  This thesis examines how terrorism is imagined, constructed, and researched by examining the output of scholars in key research journals. The aim of this work is to understand exactly what it is we are talking about when ...

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