• 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 ...
• Counterstories: who counts as lesbian? 

  Gaffney, Christine Mary (University College Cork, 2015)

  Coming out midlife is a profound and life‐changing experience—it is an experience of self‐shattering that entails the destabilisation of identity, and of family relationships. Entailing a displacement from social insider ...
• The student bullying of teachers in Irish second level schools: exploring the influence of historical low state intervention in education on the development of contemporary policy responses in Ireland 

  Rea Garrett, Lynda (University College Cork, 2015)

  The student bullying of teachers (SBT) is a distinct and complex form of bullying with a multiplicity of diverse, changeable and intersecting causes which is experienced by and affects teachers in a variety of ways. SBT ...
• Citizenship education in Irish secondary schools: the influence of curriculum content, school culture and stakeholder perspectives 

  Duggan, Paddy (University College Cork, 2015)

  This research interrogates the status of citizenship education in Irish secondary schools. The following questions are examined: How does school culture impact on citizenship education? What value is accorded to the subjects, ...

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