• Reconfiguring the contours of statehood and the rights of the peoples of disappearing states 

  Skillington, Tracey (MDPI, 2016)

  Many of the elements that have traditionally supported state level normative self-organization, most notably territory, are being actively undermined by rising sea levels, flooding, desertification, amongst other climate ...
• Some problems of policy-related attitude surveys — with examples from the Davis-Sinnott report 

  McCullagh, Ciaran (Economic and Social Research Institute, 1981-10)

  This paper offers a criticism of some of the problems involved in policy-related attitude surveys. It argues that the assumptions made in order to generate information useful to policy-makers are difficult to defend. The ...
• Entrepreneurship and development - an alternative perspective 

  McCullagh, Ciaran (Economic and Social Research Institute, 1984-01)

  This paper offers an alternative to the more orthodox psychological approach to the study of entrepreneurship. It suggests that an adequate theory of entrepreneurship must consider a country's political and economic history ...
• A tie that blinds: family and ideology in Ireland 

  McCullagh, Ciaran (Economic & Social Research Institute, 1991-04)

  This paper examines the origins of the role of the family as a social symbol in Irish society. The source, it argues, is in the nature of the inequalities that were present in late nineteenth- and early twentieth-century ...
• Community policing: a critique of recent proposals 

  McCullagh, Ciaran (The Economic and Social Research Institute, 1985-01)

  In this article the proposals by the Association for Garda Sergeants and Inspectors, for a scheme of Community Policing, are outlined and discussed. Their innovatory nature is recognised but a number of problems — the ...

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