• An investigation into the underlying causes of information systems failure and success: case of a national clinical system in Ireland 

  O'Riordan, Gerard Daniel (University College Cork, 2019)

  This thesis investigates the underlying causes of failures / successes in disruptive information systems (IS). The literature reveals that IS failure rates are high despite available knowledge and guidelines on how to ...
• Sustainably reconciling offshore renewable energy developments with Natura 2000 sites: an adaptive management framework 

  Le Lievre, Celia (University College Cork, 2019)

  This thesis investigates how the ecosystem-based principles of resilience and adaptive management can be best implemented under the appropriate assessment of the Habitats Directive to reconcile the increasing demand for ...
• Disrupting routines, facilitating control: exploring a change towards healthier food purchasing behaviour using a health app 

  Flaherty, Sarah-Jane (University College Cork, 2019)

  Background: Unhealthier food consumption patterns constitute a leading risk factor for ill health. As an important step in the food consumption process, changing food purchasing may improve the healthfulness of dietary ...
• Science, law and the administration of justice in Irish criminal process: expectations, role and disconnect 

  Moroney, Eimear Marie (University College Cork, 2018)

  Recourse to forensic capabilities is on an upward trajectory; yet, concurrently, international scandals have brought the fallibility of forensic science into sharp focus. As such, this thesis explores forensic science’s ...
• Exploring the factors influencing consumers’ motivation to use food product labels in their purchase decisions 

  Tanner, Sean Anthony (University College Cork, 2019)

  Although online retailing has revolutionised consumption, traditional food retailers still play a dominant role in exposing consumers to product offerings, acting as one of the first points of interaction between manufacturers ...

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