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(Ebook) Towards a Second Republic : Irish Politics after the Celtic Tiger by Peadar Kirby; Mary P. Murphy ISBN 9781849646987, 1849646988

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Authors:Peadar Kirby; Mary P. Murphy
Pages:289 pages.
Year:2011
Editon:1
Publisher:Pluto Press
Language:english
File Size:3.79 MB
Format:pdf
ISBNS:9781849646987, 1849646988
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(Ebook) Towards a Second Republic : Irish Politics after the Celtic Tiger by Peadar Kirby; Mary P. Murphy ISBN 9781849646987, 1849646988

During the 1990s and 2000s, the Irish 'Celtic Tiger' model of development was hailed as a model for other European countries, but the global economic crisis has completely removed the credibility of Ireland's approach. So where does the country go now? Towards a Second Republic analyses Ireland's economics, politics and society, drawing important lessons from its cycles of boom and bust. Peadar Kirby and Mary Murphy expose the winners and losers from the current Irish model of development and relates these distributional outcomes to the use of power by Irish elites. The authors examine the role of the EU and compare Ireland's crisis and responses to those of other states. More than just an analysis of the economic disaster in Ireland, the book is also a proposal to construct new and more effective institutions for the economy and society. It is a must read for students of Irish politics and political economy.
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