Transforming Ireland
Challenges, critiques, resources
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- Kiadó Manchester University Press
- Megjelenés dátuma 2009. szeptember 1.
- ISBN 9780719078927
- Kötéstípus Keménykötés
- Terjedelem256 oldal
- Méret 234x156 mm
- Nyelv angol 0
Kategóriák
Rövid leírás:
As Ireland’s economic boom grounds to a sudden halt, Transforming Ireland offers a diverse range of critical analyses of its legacies across different areas of Irish life – the media, racism, consumerism, sports, education, state surveillance and the pharmaceutical industry. The book also maps out a politics of change for Irish society.
TöbbHosszú leírás:
This is the first sustained and broad-ranging critique of the legacies of Ireland’s Celtic Tiger boom. Contributors identify the damaging impact that the free market has had on a wide range of areas in public life, including the media and the pharmaceutical industry, and also examine its influence on health, education, state surveillance, immigrants, the welfare state, consumerism and the Irish language. Challenging the notion that there is no alternative for Ireland but the present economic and political dispensation, experts map out an alternative politics that could create spaces for hope and renewal in contemporary Ireland.
In a society whose public debates have been largely dominated by the instrumentalist logic of stockbroker economists and the regressive populism of talk-radio shock jocks, Transforming Ireland offers a more substantial and considered analysis, uncovering hidden aspects of everyday Irish life. It reveals that, virtually unnoticed by the media, there exist lively debates in today’s Ireland which draw on international insights about globalisation to probe how it is reshaping Irish society. Covering four principal topics – culture and society, media and social change, social control, and power and politics – this impressive volume opens new and hopeful perspectives for students and also the general reader.
Though primarily a book about Ireland, it is also a book about today’s form of globalisation, offering a rare and accessible analysis of the damage done to society when market forces are given free rein.
This is the first sustained and broad-ranging critique of the legacies of Ireland’s Celtic Tiger boom. Contributors identify the damaging impact that the free market has had on a wide range of areas in public life, including the media and the pharmaceutical industry, and also examine its influence on health, education, state surveillance, immigrants, the welfare state, consumerism and the Irish language. Challenging the notion that there is no alternative for Ireland but the present economic and political dispensation, experts map out an alternative politics that could create spaces for hope and renewal in contemporary Ireland.
In a society whose public debates have been largely dominated by the instrumentalist logic of stockbroker economists and the regressive populism of talk-radio shock jocks, Transforming Ireland offers a more substantial and considered analysis, uncovering hidden aspects of everyday Irish life. It reveals that, virtually unnoticed by the media, there exist lively debates in today’s Ireland which draw on international insights about globalisation to probe how it is reshaping Irish society. Covering four principal topics – culture and society, media and social change, social control, and power and politics – this impressive volume opens new and hopeful perspectives for students and also the general reader.
Though primarily a book about Ireland, it is also a book about today’s form of globalisation, offering a rare and accessible analysis of the damage done to society when market forces are given free rein.
Tartalomjegyzék:
List of tables
1. Transforming Ireland: challenges, critiques, resources – Michael Cronin, Peadar Kirby and Debbie Ging
Section I: Culture and society
2. The Irish language and Ireland’s socio-economic development – John Walsh
3. If I wanted to go there I wouldn't start from here: re-imagining a multi-ethnic nation – Piaras Mac Éinrí
4. All-consuming Images: new gender formations in post-Celtic-Tiger Ireland – Debbie Ging
Section II: Media and social change
5. Irish neoliberalism, media, and the politics of discourse – Sean Phelan
6. Republic of Ireland PLC – testing the limits of marketisation – Roddy Flynn
Section III: Social control
7. Rebel spirits? From reaction to regulation – Michael Cronin
8. Irish education, mercantile transformations and a deeply-discharged public sphere – Denis O’Sullivan
9. Pharmaceuticals, progress and psychiatric contention in early twenty-first century Ireland – Orla O’Donovan
Section IV: Power and politics
10. Celtic, Christian and cosmopolitan: ‘migrants’ and the mediation of exceptional globalisation – Gavan Titley
11. The politics of redirecting social policy: towards a double movement – Mary Murphy
12: Contesting the politics of inequality – Peadar Kirby
13. Transforming Ireland: resources – Peadar Kirby, Debbie Ging and Michael Cronin
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