Mike Morrissey
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3780428 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Mike Morrissey |
| PRENOMES | Mike |
| SOBRENOME | Morrissey |
| ASSINATURA | MORRISSEY M |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Ulster |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 13 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 59 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 13 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1973 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2010 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Community Cohesion and Social Inclusion
In a global context of an emphasis on identity politics and a ‘cultural turn’ in social analysis, deep concern has been expressed about multiethnic Britain becoming a broken society with many ‘sleepwalking’ into segregation and separatism. Given the close correspondence between areas of acute ethnic segregation and those of multiple deprivation, intercommunal tensions have included disputes about the equitable allocation of scarce urban resources…
Planning for Peace in Contested Space
This article explores the debate about contested space in urban policy and planning. Beginning with a review of key concepts and theories, it proceeds to identify models for understanding such spaces and for effective public intervention. It takes a case study of Belfast, on which there is substantial literature and data, to explore whether the recent history of this city can contribute to the debate about the role of urban planning and policy in…
Northern Ireland After the Good Friday Agreement
Breen Smyth, Morrisey, M., Northern Ireland After the Good Friday Agreement: Victims, Grievance and Blame (Pluto Press, 2002), pp.xiii+247 RAE2008
Northern Ireland After the Good Friday Agreement
Northern Ireland's Troubles
Poverty in the 1980s
Historically, the ways in which poverty and welfare have been conceptualised in the US have substantially differed from the UK. This article explores the extent to which there has been a convergence in the distribution and characterisation of poverty in the 1980s in both. It reviews changing patterns of poverty, examines the theoretical debates and explores the manner in which the issue has been politicised. It concludes by arguing the case for c…
The New Unemployed
Northern Ireland
Dependency, Decline and Development
The article examines the difficulties of developing strategies to counter severe urban deprivation in the context of Belfast. It first identifies the scale and components of urban decline, focusing on how it is unevenly experienced both spatially and by religious affiliation. Within this framework, it presents a critical appraisal of the main statutory programme designed to redress the major problems, Making Belfast Work. Finally, it suggests an …
Community, Crime and Punishment in West Belfast
Northern Ireland is the only U.K. region in which there is the operation of an informal criminal justice system, based on the power of paramilitary organisations and in opposition to the statutory system. In particular, the I.R.A. partly in response to community demands and partly to realise a dual power strategy, punish those whom they regard as offenders by a variety of means. This process creates a set of contradictions for the formal criminal…
Country Preferences of School Children in Seven Caribbean Territories
Social Policy Implications of Emergency Legislation in Northern Ireland
The periodic use of emergency legislation has been a historic characteristic of the Northern Ireland state. In the past twelve years there has been a marked escalation of the use of emergency powers in response to the political crisis and the continuing urban guerrilla war. In this article we explore some of the effects on social policy of the widespread, long-term use of emergency legislation in Northern Ireland. In particular we examine instanc…
A Theory of Mineral Discovery
Planning for Peace in Contested Space
This article explores the debate about contested space in urban policy and planning. Beginning with a review of key concepts and theories, it proceeds to identify models for understanding such spaces and for effective public intervention. It takes a case study of Belfast, on which there is substantial literature and data, to explore whether the recent history of this city can contribute to the debate about the role of urban planning and policy in…
Community Cohesion and Social Inclusion
In a global context of an emphasis on identity politics and a ‘cultural turn’ in social analysis, deep concern has been expressed about multiethnic Britain becoming a broken society with many ‘sleepwalking’ into segregation and separatism. Given the close correspondence between areas of acute ethnic segregation and those of multiple deprivation, intercommunal tensions have included disputes about the equitable allocation of scarce urban resources…
Community, Crime and Punishment in West Belfast
Northern Ireland is the only U.K. region in which there is the operation of an informal criminal justice system, based on the power of paramilitary organisations and in opposition to the statutory system. In particular, the I.R.A. partly in response to community demands and partly to realise a dual power strategy, punish those whom they regard as offenders by a variety of means. This process creates a set of contradictions for the formal criminal…
Northern Ireland
The New Unemployed
Poverty in the 1980s
Historically, the ways in which poverty and welfare have been conceptualised in the US have substantially differed from the UK. This article explores the extent to which there has been a convergence in the distribution and characterisation of poverty in the 1980s in both. It reviews changing patterns of poverty, examines the theoretical debates and explores the manner in which the issue has been politicised. It concludes by arguing the case for c…
Dependency, Decline and Development
The article examines the difficulties of developing strategies to counter severe urban deprivation in the context of Belfast. It first identifies the scale and components of urban decline, focusing on how it is unevenly experienced both spatially and by religious affiliation. Within this framework, it presents a critical appraisal of the main statutory programme designed to redress the major problems, Making Belfast Work. Finally, it suggests an …
A Theory of Mineral Discovery
A Theory of Mineral Discovery
Social Policy Implications of Emergency Legislation in Northern Ireland
The periodic use of emergency legislation has been a historic characteristic of the Northern Ireland state. In the past twelve years there has been a marked escalation of the use of emergency powers in response to the political crisis and the continuing urban guerrilla war. In this article we explore some of the effects on social policy of the widespread, long-term use of emergency legislation in Northern Ireland. In particular we examine instanc…
Country Preferences of School Children in Seven Caribbean Territories
Community, Crime and Punishment in West Belfast
Northern Ireland is the only U.K. region in which there is the operation of an informal criminal justice system, based on the power of paramilitary organisations and in opposition to the statutory system. In particular, the I.R.A. partly in response to community demands and partly to realise a dual power strategy, punish those whom they regard as offenders by a variety of means. This process creates a set of contradictions for the formal criminal…
Dependency, Decline and Development
The article examines the difficulties of developing strategies to counter severe urban deprivation in the context of Belfast. It first identifies the scale and components of urban decline, focusing on how it is unevenly experienced both spatially and by religious affiliation. Within this framework, it presents a critical appraisal of the main statutory programme designed to redress the major problems, Making Belfast Work. Finally, it suggests an …
Northern Ireland
Poverty in the 1980s
Historically, the ways in which poverty and welfare have been conceptualised in the US have substantially differed from the UK. This article explores the extent to which there has been a convergence in the distribution and characterisation of poverty in the 1980s in both. It reviews changing patterns of poverty, examines the theoretical debates and explores the manner in which the issue has been politicised. It concludes by arguing the case for c…
The New Unemployed
Northern Ireland's Troubles
Northern Ireland After the Good Friday Agreement
Breen Smyth, Morrisey, M., Northern Ireland After the Good Friday Agreement: Victims, Grievance and Blame (Pluto Press, 2002), pp.xiii+247 RAE2008
Northern Ireland After the Good Friday Agreement
Planning for Peace in Contested Space
This article explores the debate about contested space in urban policy and planning. Beginning with a review of key concepts and theories, it proceeds to identify models for understanding such spaces and for effective public intervention. It takes a case study of Belfast, on which there is substantial literature and data, to explore whether the recent history of this city can contribute to the debate about the role of urban planning and policy in…
Community Cohesion and Social Inclusion
In a global context of an emphasis on identity politics and a ‘cultural turn’ in social analysis, deep concern has been expressed about multiethnic Britain becoming a broken society with many ‘sleepwalking’ into segregation and separatism. Given the close correspondence between areas of acute ethnic segregation and those of multiple deprivation, intercommunal tensions have included disputes about the equitable allocation of scarce urban resources…
Political science (10 obras) · Sociology (8 obras) · Irish and British Studies (7 obras) · Law (7 obras) · Law (7 obras) · Ethnology (5 obras) · Geography (5 obras) · Northern ireland (4 obras) · Psychology (4 obras) · Economic growth (3 obras)