Denis Murphy
Biographic Data
| ID | 3766576 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Denis Murphy |
| GIVEN NAMES | Denis |
| FAMILY NAME | Murphy |
| SIGNATURE | MURPHY D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Murphy Oil Corporation (United States) |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8554-1927 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 20 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 10 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1980 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Lessons from the changing regulatory boardroom on ‘onboarding
Regulation of nursing and midwifery in Ireland experienced an ideological shift with the enactment of the Nurses and Midwives Act 2011. This Act migrated board membership from traditional registrant-led self-regulation, to a non-registrant majority, colloquially ‘the lay-majority’. This paper reviews the experiences of board members on being part of this lay-majority, the concept of board member identity, and members’ experiences of onboarding. I…
Reflections on a merger in the Irish charity sector
Covid-19, cultural policy and the Irish arts sector
One of the sectors most affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, in Ireland as elsewhere, was the subsidised arts sector. In this article we examine one key aspect of this situation: the supports for artists. Specifically, we consider whether these supports are consistent with pre-pandemic policies in Ireland. We offer an overview of both the impact and responses to COVID-19 on the sector, and the historical narratives within Irish arts policy that inf…
Ardmore Studios, film workers and the Irish state, 1962–1964
This article explores the most significant historic industrial dispute in Ireland’s film industry, during the making of the UK film Of Human Bondage in the early 1960s. The conflict produced a prolonged standoff between Irish film trade unions and their much larger British counterparts, impacting on the viability of Ardmore Studios, established in 1957. Drawing on previously unexplored archival sources, this account reveals the delicate interplay…
Do state funding, geographic location, and networks matter
Using a uniquely constructed data set, we look at the ecologies of creative careers in film/TV-drama/theatre, using a detailed interview questionnaire case study of eighty-two prominent workers in the Irish film/TV-drama/theatre sectors. Three influences on career progression are given special attention: state patronage, geographic location and networks. There is strong evidence to show that those interviewed consider state patronage as very impo…
Reducing urban poverty; some lessons from experience
Many donor agencies are recognizing the need to address the growing levels of urban poverty in Africa, Latin America and much of Asia. Many also acknowledge that they had under-estimated the scale of urban poverty. As they develop or expand programmes on poverty reduction in urban areas, there are many remarkable initiatives on whose experience they can draw. This paper reflects on the lessons from seven of these: three from Asia, three from Lati…
Evictions and fear of evictions in the Philippines
Evictions and fear of evictions in the Philippines reviews the scale of evictions in urban areas in Asia and describes in detail recent evictions in Manila and the efforts made to halt them. It also considers the impact of evictons on those evicted or threatened with eviction. The article includes a case history of a recent eviction by the people of "Muelle de la Industria" in Manila and the actions they took to fight against this eviction
Community organization
Community Organization in Asia draws on the work of the Asian Committee for People's Organization to set out some lessons about how a community organizer should work. It describes the Asian Committee for People's Organization and its philosophy, and identifies the different steps in the process whereby a community organizer comes to work in low-income settlements with organizations formed by their inhabitants. The paper includes a summary of the …
Postal Unions and Politics. A History of the Amalgamated Postal Workers' Union of Australia
Ken Laidlaw. A White Collar Union Leader
Reducing urban poverty; some lessons from experience
Many donor agencies are recognizing the need to address the growing levels of urban poverty in Africa, Latin America and much of Asia. Many also acknowledge that they had under-estimated the scale of urban poverty. As they develop or expand programmes on poverty reduction in urban areas, there are many remarkable initiatives on whose experience they can draw. This paper reflects on the lessons from seven of these: three from Asia, three from Lati…
Evictions and fear of evictions in the Philippines
Evictions and fear of evictions in the Philippines reviews the scale of evictions in urban areas in Asia and describes in detail recent evictions in Manila and the efforts made to halt them. It also considers the impact of evictons on those evicted or threatened with eviction. The article includes a case history of a recent eviction by the people of "Muelle de la Industria" in Manila and the actions they took to fight against this eviction
Do state funding, geographic location, and networks matter
Using a uniquely constructed data set, we look at the ecologies of creative careers in film/TV-drama/theatre, using a detailed interview questionnaire case study of eighty-two prominent workers in the Irish film/TV-drama/theatre sectors. Three influences on career progression are given special attention: state patronage, geographic location and networks. There is strong evidence to show that those interviewed consider state patronage as very impo…
Covid-19, cultural policy and the Irish arts sector
One of the sectors most affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, in Ireland as elsewhere, was the subsidised arts sector. In this article we examine one key aspect of this situation: the supports for artists. Specifically, we consider whether these supports are consistent with pre-pandemic policies in Ireland. We offer an overview of both the impact and responses to COVID-19 on the sector, and the historical narratives within Irish arts policy that inf…
Community organization
Community Organization in Asia draws on the work of the Asian Committee for People's Organization to set out some lessons about how a community organizer should work. It describes the Asian Committee for People's Organization and its philosophy, and identifies the different steps in the process whereby a community organizer comes to work in low-income settlements with organizations formed by their inhabitants. The paper includes a summary of the …
Postal Unions and Politics. A History of the Amalgamated Postal Workers' Union of Australia
Ken Laidlaw. A White Collar Union Leader
Community organization
Community Organization in Asia draws on the work of the Asian Committee for People's Organization to set out some lessons about how a community organizer should work. It describes the Asian Committee for People's Organization and its philosophy, and identifies the different steps in the process whereby a community organizer comes to work in low-income settlements with organizations formed by their inhabitants. The paper includes a summary of the …
Evictions and fear of evictions in the Philippines
Evictions and fear of evictions in the Philippines reviews the scale of evictions in urban areas in Asia and describes in detail recent evictions in Manila and the efforts made to halt them. It also considers the impact of evictons on those evicted or threatened with eviction. The article includes a case history of a recent eviction by the people of "Muelle de la Industria" in Manila and the actions they took to fight against this eviction
Reducing urban poverty; some lessons from experience
Many donor agencies are recognizing the need to address the growing levels of urban poverty in Africa, Latin America and much of Asia. Many also acknowledge that they had under-estimated the scale of urban poverty. As they develop or expand programmes on poverty reduction in urban areas, there are many remarkable initiatives on whose experience they can draw. This paper reflects on the lessons from seven of these: three from Asia, three from Lati…
Do state funding, geographic location, and networks matter
Using a uniquely constructed data set, we look at the ecologies of creative careers in film/TV-drama/theatre, using a detailed interview questionnaire case study of eighty-two prominent workers in the Irish film/TV-drama/theatre sectors. Three influences on career progression are given special attention: state patronage, geographic location and networks. There is strong evidence to show that those interviewed consider state patronage as very impo…
Ardmore Studios, film workers and the Irish state, 1962–1964
This article explores the most significant historic industrial dispute in Ireland’s film industry, during the making of the UK film Of Human Bondage in the early 1960s. The conflict produced a prolonged standoff between Irish film trade unions and their much larger British counterparts, impacting on the viability of Ardmore Studios, established in 1957. Drawing on previously unexplored archival sources, this account reveals the delicate interplay…
Covid-19, cultural policy and the Irish arts sector
One of the sectors most affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, in Ireland as elsewhere, was the subsidised arts sector. In this article we examine one key aspect of this situation: the supports for artists. Specifically, we consider whether these supports are consistent with pre-pandemic policies in Ireland. We offer an overview of both the impact and responses to COVID-19 on the sector, and the historical narratives within Irish arts policy that inf…
Lessons from the changing regulatory boardroom on ‘onboarding
Regulation of nursing and midwifery in Ireland experienced an ideological shift with the enactment of the Nurses and Midwives Act 2011. This Act migrated board membership from traditional registrant-led self-regulation, to a non-registrant majority, colloquially ‘the lay-majority’. This paper reviews the experiences of board members on being part of this lay-majority, the concept of board member identity, and members’ experiences of onboarding. I…
Reflections on a merger in the Irish charity sector
Political science (8 works) · Economics (6 works) · Law (6 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Irish (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Art (3 works) · Business (3 works) · Cultural Industries and Urban Development (3 works) · Engineering (3 works)