• Emile Durkheim: the narrative of a liminal subject 

  Flannery, Sophia (University College Cork, 2021)

  Since 1939, Anglo-American biographers have presented a non-political narrative of Emile Durkheim (1858-1917) that has rendered subordinate the political assessments of Edward Tiryakian (1979) and Robert Alun Jones ...
• ‘Ceci n’est pas du terrorisme: this is not terrorism’: representation of far-right and jihadi terrorism in the terrorism studies literature 

  Ahmed, Yasmine (University College Cork, 2021)

  This thesis examines how terrorism is imagined, constructed, and researched by examining the output of scholars in key research journals. The aim of this work is to understand exactly what it is we are talking about when ...
• A left realist perspective to rural crime: The case of agricultural theft in Ireland 

  Windle, James (Bristol University Press and Policy Press, 2022-07-29)

  Left realism originated as an applied theory to support communities to tackle crime in British working-class urban areas. While there are challenges to transferring theory from one context (British urban) to another (Irish ...
• The victimisation of farms in Ireland: fear of crime, social isolation and crime prevention 

  O'Brien, Margueriete; Windle, James (Springer, 2022-06-18)

  This paper explores farmer’s experiences of crime and their attitudes towards crime prevention in one rural hinterland. Farmer’s attitudes about safety and crime present a dichotomy: fear of victimisation was relatively ...
• Bridge-builder feminism: the feminist movement and conflict in Northern Ireland 

  O'Keefe, Theresa (Routledge - Taylor & Francis Group, 2021-02-03)

  While gender has been widely used as an analytical category to understand the dynamics of conflict transformation in Northern Ireland, surprisingly little has been written on the ways in which the conflict has shaped or ...

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