• The Iraqi Kurdish Peshmerga: military reform and nation-building in a divided polity 

  Aziz, Sardar; Cottey, Andrew (Routledge - Taylor & Francis Group, 2021-02-15)

  During the war against Islamic State from 2014 to 2017 the Iraqi Kurdish Peshmerga became important local allies of the United States and its international partners, playing a significant role in the eventual defeat of ...
• Imagining new worlds: (r)evolutionary love and radical social transformation in the 21st century 

  York, Matt (University College Cork, 2020-09)

  This thesis develops a theory and praxis of (r)evolutionary love to animate radical social transformation in the 21st century, questioning the perceived antinomy of revolutionary and evolutionary theories of social change ...
• Economics, social neuroscience, and mindshaping 

  Ross, Don; Stirling, Wynn (Routledge, 2020-09-24)

  We consider the potential contribution of economics to an interdisciplinary research partnership between sociology and neuroscience (‘social neuroscience’ or ’social neuroeconomics’). We correct a misunderstanding in ...
• The Irish Sudden Infant Death Association: what type of interest group is it, and how did it contribute to the establishment of the National Sudden Infant Death Register? 

  Mernagh, Andrew (University College Cork, 2019-11-06)

  On November 27th 1975, Eimear Berry discovered her fourteen-week old son Brendan dead in his cot, the death was silent, sudden unpredictable and of unknown cause – classic Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS). In search ...
• (Gender) balancing the books: how did Irish political parties respond to the first 'gender quota' election in 2016? 

  Mariani, Mack; Buckley, Fiona; McGing, Claire; Wright, Austin (Taylor & Francis Group, 2020-11-06)

  This study examines how Ireland's political parties responded to the implementation of legislative gender quotas for the first time at the 2016 Dáil election. Using a dataset that includes biographical and electoral ...

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