• 'Madness' and activism in Ireland and Scotland, a dialogue 

  Sapouna, Lydia; O'Donnell, Anne (Oxford University Press (OUP), 2017-07-13)

  Anne O'Donnell and Lydia Sapouna, based in Scotland and Ireland, respectively, are activists and writers who have made long-standing contributions to the debate about mental health and recovery. In this dialogue they ...
• Why do medical professional regulators dismiss most complaints from members of the public? Regulatory illiteracy, epistemic injustice, and symbolic power 

  O'Donovan, Órla; Madden, Deirdre (Springer Verlag, 2018-07-10)

  Drawing on an analysis of complaint files that we conducted for the Irish Medical Council (Madden and O’Donovan 2015), this paper offers three possible explanations for the gap between the ubiquity of official commitments ...
• Envy and us 

  Salice, Alessandro; Montes Sánchez, Alba (John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 2018-08-09)

  Within emotion theory, envy is generally portrayed as an antisocial emotion because the relation between the envier and the rival is thought to be purely antagonistic. This paper resists this view by arguing that envy ...
• Essays in strategic spatial planning and governance in Ireland’s city – regions 

  Brady, William M. (University College Cork, 2018)

  The aim of this PhD project is to develop an understanding of how strategic spatial planning is expressed and delivered as a specific mode of governance, in response to the particular challenges facing Europe’s second-tier ...
• Access to justice for people with disabilities as victims of crime in Ireland 

  Edwards, Claire; Harold, Gillian; Kilcommins, Shane (National Disability Authority, 2012-02)

  International literature recognises that people with disabilities are at greater risk of crime than their able-bodied counterparts, but that crime against people with disabilities is significantly under-reported and often ...

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