Erin O’sullivan
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 321816 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Erin O’sullivan |
| NOMBRES | Erin |
| APELLIDO | O’sullivan |
| FIRMA | O’SULLIVAN E |
| AFILIACIONES | Trinity College Dublin |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4602-4628 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 11 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 60 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 11 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1991 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Accommodating nomadism
Making home or making do
This paper critically examines the concept of alternative forms of ‘homemaking’ among people without a settled home. The introductory section establishes the framework for the paper, providing an overview of homelessness and the homemaking literature. Strengths in the homemaking approach are identified, which reconceptualises homelessness as a human-centered phenomenon that can be understood as ‘resistance’ to societies that block accesses to mai…
Arensberg, Kimball and de Valera
A curious Irish-American 'international incident' occurred at the onset of World War 2 and during the Irish 'Emergency' in 1940. An invitation to Éamon de Valera from Earnest Hooton, Director of the Harvard-Irish Survey, to write a preface to Family and Community in Ireland, authored by American anthropologists, Conrad Arensberg and Solon Kimball, resulted in a request to impose restrictions on the about-to-be-published text. Offended by the freq…
The Impact of Migration on the First Nations Community Well-Being Index
What is new in the new industrial policy? A manufacturing systems perspective
This paper explores the recent evolution of manufacturing-related policies in leading OECD economies—Germany, Japan, the United Kingdom, and the United States. A novel framework, the industrial policy matrix, is introduced and then used to illustrate and compare policy approaches in terms of factor inputs, intervention levels, and degrees of coordination. While approaches adopted in different countries vary, reflecting their respective contexts, …
Moving on, not out
This article explores the contours of continued housing instability among a group of young people who are participants in a qualitative longitudinal study of youth homelessness in Dublin, Ireland, and considers the limitations of the ‘acculturation’ thesis in explaining long-term homelessness amongst the young. Baseline interviews were conducted with 40 young people, aged 14–23 years, in 2004, and follow-up interviews were conducted with 30 resea…
Homeless young people, families and change
The families of homeless young people are most often portrayed as a precipitating factor in their homelessness. However, recent studies, particularly those taking a longitudinal approach, have drawn attention to the enabling role of family members and their positive influence on the housing trajectories of homeless youth. Drawing on selected findings from an ongoing longitudinal qualitative study of homeless young people in Dublin, Ireland, this …
Young People Exiting Homelessness
In the past decade in particular, research attention has shifted from an almost exclusive focus on routes or pathways into homelessness towards the investigation of exits from homelessness. As well as demonstrating the multiple paths possible for young people who become homeless, recent research, and longitudinal studies in particular, has contributed to a more nuanced understanding of the complexity of the homeless pathways of young people. None…
Coercive confinement in the Republic of Ireland
In Ireland until recently, a range of institutions other than prisons was utilized to confine those deemed to be deviant. It seems clear that rather than becoming more punitive (if this is estimated by the number of individuals coercively confined) the country has become considerably less so over the past 50 years. In 1951, despite high emigration providing a safety valve, more than 1 percent of the population was behind closed doors in prisons, …
The National Economic and Social Forum, social partnership and policy formulation in the Republic of Ireland
English Evaluating policy campaigning by the third sector is difficult and to date little has been written about it in the Irish context. The National Economic and Social Forum (NESF), established by the Irish government in 1993 to ‘develop economic and social policy initiatives’, provides a useful natural experiment to explore more fully the role of the third sector in shaping public policy. The article aims to explore the internal and external …
The 1990 presidential election in the republic of Ireland
The 1990 presidential election in the republic of Ireland." Irish Political Studies, 6(1), pp. 85–98
Homeless young people, families and change
The families of homeless young people are most often portrayed as a precipitating factor in their homelessness. However, recent studies, particularly those taking a longitudinal approach, have drawn attention to the enabling role of family members and their positive influence on the housing trajectories of homeless youth. Drawing on selected findings from an ongoing longitudinal qualitative study of homeless young people in Dublin, Ireland, this …
Coercive confinement in the Republic of Ireland
In Ireland until recently, a range of institutions other than prisons was utilized to confine those deemed to be deviant. It seems clear that rather than becoming more punitive (if this is estimated by the number of individuals coercively confined) the country has become considerably less so over the past 50 years. In 1951, despite high emigration providing a safety valve, more than 1 percent of the population was behind closed doors in prisons, …
Young People Exiting Homelessness
In the past decade in particular, research attention has shifted from an almost exclusive focus on routes or pathways into homelessness towards the investigation of exits from homelessness. As well as demonstrating the multiple paths possible for young people who become homeless, recent research, and longitudinal studies in particular, has contributed to a more nuanced understanding of the complexity of the homeless pathways of young people. None…
The 1990 presidential election in the republic of Ireland
The 1990 presidential election in the republic of Ireland." Irish Political Studies, 6(1), pp. 85–98
Making home or making do
This paper critically examines the concept of alternative forms of ‘homemaking’ among people without a settled home. The introductory section establishes the framework for the paper, providing an overview of homelessness and the homemaking literature. Strengths in the homemaking approach are identified, which reconceptualises homelessness as a human-centered phenomenon that can be understood as ‘resistance’ to societies that block accesses to mai…
Moving on, not out
This article explores the contours of continued housing instability among a group of young people who are participants in a qualitative longitudinal study of youth homelessness in Dublin, Ireland, and considers the limitations of the ‘acculturation’ thesis in explaining long-term homelessness amongst the young. Baseline interviews were conducted with 40 young people, aged 14–23 years, in 2004, and follow-up interviews were conducted with 30 resea…
The Impact of Migration on the First Nations Community Well-Being Index
The National Economic and Social Forum, social partnership and policy formulation in the Republic of Ireland
English Evaluating policy campaigning by the third sector is difficult and to date little has been written about it in the Irish context. The National Economic and Social Forum (NESF), established by the Irish government in 1993 to ‘develop economic and social policy initiatives’, provides a useful natural experiment to explore more fully the role of the third sector in shaping public policy. The article aims to explore the internal and external …
Arensberg, Kimball and de Valera
A curious Irish-American 'international incident' occurred at the onset of World War 2 and during the Irish 'Emergency' in 1940. An invitation to Éamon de Valera from Earnest Hooton, Director of the Harvard-Irish Survey, to write a preface to Family and Community in Ireland, authored by American anthropologists, Conrad Arensberg and Solon Kimball, resulted in a request to impose restrictions on the about-to-be-published text. Offended by the freq…
The 1990 presidential election in the republic of Ireland
The 1990 presidential election in the republic of Ireland." Irish Political Studies, 6(1), pp. 85–98
The National Economic and Social Forum, social partnership and policy formulation in the Republic of Ireland
English Evaluating policy campaigning by the third sector is difficult and to date little has been written about it in the Irish context. The National Economic and Social Forum (NESF), established by the Irish government in 1993 to ‘develop economic and social policy initiatives’, provides a useful natural experiment to explore more fully the role of the third sector in shaping public policy. The article aims to explore the internal and external …
Coercive confinement in the Republic of Ireland
In Ireland until recently, a range of institutions other than prisons was utilized to confine those deemed to be deviant. It seems clear that rather than becoming more punitive (if this is estimated by the number of individuals coercively confined) the country has become considerably less so over the past 50 years. In 1951, despite high emigration providing a safety valve, more than 1 percent of the population was behind closed doors in prisons, …
Homeless young people, families and change
The families of homeless young people are most often portrayed as a precipitating factor in their homelessness. However, recent studies, particularly those taking a longitudinal approach, have drawn attention to the enabling role of family members and their positive influence on the housing trajectories of homeless youth. Drawing on selected findings from an ongoing longitudinal qualitative study of homeless young people in Dublin, Ireland, this …
Young People Exiting Homelessness
In the past decade in particular, research attention has shifted from an almost exclusive focus on routes or pathways into homelessness towards the investigation of exits from homelessness. As well as demonstrating the multiple paths possible for young people who become homeless, recent research, and longitudinal studies in particular, has contributed to a more nuanced understanding of the complexity of the homeless pathways of young people. None…
Moving on, not out
This article explores the contours of continued housing instability among a group of young people who are participants in a qualitative longitudinal study of youth homelessness in Dublin, Ireland, and considers the limitations of the ‘acculturation’ thesis in explaining long-term homelessness amongst the young. Baseline interviews were conducted with 40 young people, aged 14–23 years, in 2004, and follow-up interviews were conducted with 30 resea…
What is new in the new industrial policy? A manufacturing systems perspective
This paper explores the recent evolution of manufacturing-related policies in leading OECD economies—Germany, Japan, the United Kingdom, and the United States. A novel framework, the industrial policy matrix, is introduced and then used to illustrate and compare policy approaches in terms of factor inputs, intervention levels, and degrees of coordination. While approaches adopted in different countries vary, reflecting their respective contexts, …
The Impact of Migration on the First Nations Community Well-Being Index
Arensberg, Kimball and de Valera
A curious Irish-American 'international incident' occurred at the onset of World War 2 and during the Irish 'Emergency' in 1940. An invitation to Éamon de Valera from Earnest Hooton, Director of the Harvard-Irish Survey, to write a preface to Family and Community in Ireland, authored by American anthropologists, Conrad Arensberg and Solon Kimball, resulted in a request to impose restrictions on the about-to-be-published text. Offended by the freq…
Making home or making do
This paper critically examines the concept of alternative forms of ‘homemaking’ among people without a settled home. The introductory section establishes the framework for the paper, providing an overview of homelessness and the homemaking literature. Strengths in the homemaking approach are identified, which reconceptualises homelessness as a human-centered phenomenon that can be understood as ‘resistance’ to societies that block accesses to mai…
Accommodating nomadism
Sociology (8 obras) · Political science (6 obras) · Economics (4 obras) · Homelessness and Social Issues (4 obras) · Housing, Finance, and Neoliberalism (4 obras) · Irish (3 obras) · Irish and British Studies (3 obras) · Law (3 obras) · Psychology (3 obras) · Qualitative research (3 obras)