• Human trafficking in Ireland – reconstituting the rights identity of trafficked persons 

  Stapleton, Patricia (University College Cork, 2017)

  This thesis critically analyses state responses to human trafficking in Ireland and is positioned conceptually and theoretically within the branch of critical antitrafficking studies (Lindquist, 2013: 322). This approach ...
• Problematising Big Food’s appetite for policymaking the case of childhood obesity 

  Loughnane, Cliona (University College Cork, 2016)

  Big Food companies, such as Coca-Cola, claim they ‘are helping to develop workable solutions to address obesity – by partnering with government, academia, health societies and other responsible members of civil society’ ...
• Leadership in the community sector: promoting collaboration and social change in Belfast 

  O'Meara, Louise (University College Cork, 2016)

  Community development is centrally concerned with people in communities working together to achieve a common goal, that is, to collaborate, whether within local geographical communities, in communities of shared interests ...
• Weathering the crisis? Managing democracy at a national broadcaster 

  Cullinane, Mark (University College Cork, 2016)

  With post-2008 political and economic crises as its backdrop, this inquiry into the political roles and functions of public service broadcasting (PSB) in Ireland is principally concerned with examining the capacities for ...
• Building an index of well-being for children living in Ireland: conceptual, measurement and policy considerations 

  Hickey, Claire (University College Cork, 2016)

  This study conceptualised and measured children’s well-being in Ireland and considered how such conceptualisations and approaches to the measurement of well-being might inform social policy for children and families living ...

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