• Analysis of barriers and drivers towards sustainable consumption behaviour from an Irish consumer perspective 

  Colgan, Jodie (University College Cork, 2020-09-09)

  To transition to a sustainable consumption environment, Ireland has articulated a variety of National framework plans and policies, yet several sustainability related indicators, such as resource efficiency, sustainable ...
• Rural social enterprise: an exploration of hybridity and engagement with place 

  van Twuijver, Mara Willemijn (University College Cork, 2021-02-27)

  Rural social enterprises throughout Europe are found to fulfil needs of rural communities that are not met otherwise (van Twuijver et al., 2020). Previous research shows that rural social enterprises are strongly embedded ...
• Deconstructing cardboard man: antagonists, allies and advocates in the quest for women’s economic empowerment in Bangladesh 

  Ondekova, Marcela (University College Cork, 2021-01-07)

  This study explores Muslim masculinities in Bangladesh and their positioning towards women’s economic empowerment (WEE), with a particular focus on employment in low-income communities. The research is framed by a specific ...
• The economic and societal importance of the Irish suckler beef sector 

  Hennessy, Thia; Doran, Justin; Bogue, Joe; Repar, Lana (University College Cork; Cork University Business School; Irish Farmers’ Association, 2018)
• Exploring Irish rural social enterprises as neoendogenous development actors 

  Olmedo, Lucas (University College Cork, 2020)

  Since the 1990s social enterprises have gained growing attention from academics and policymakers as significant actors to address some of the complex challenges faced by our societies due to their aim of combining social, ...

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