Family Policy in Ireland

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• The Political Economy of Housing in Ireland

  Michelle Norris, Michael Byrne•Oxford Handbook of Irish Politics•2021

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• Retrenchment

  Open Access•Michelle Norris•Property, Family and the Irish…•2016

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• Changing Family Dynamics and In-Work Benefits

  Open Access•Clíona Rooney, Jane Gray•Social Policy and Society•2019

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• Ireland’s paternity leave

  Open Access•Stephan Köppe•Journal of Family Studies•2023

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• Construction of Single Mothers' Roles as Gatekeepers Between Children and Nonresident Fathers

  Open Access•Elizabeth Nixon, Kristin Hadfield•Journal of Family Issues•2018

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• Educational composition and parity contribution to completed cohort fertility change in low-fertility settings

  Ester Lazzari, Ryohei Mogi et al.•Population Studies•2021

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• Irish Growth in Historical and Theoretical Perspective

  Open Access•Fanta Barry, Frank Barry•Understanding Ireland's Economic…•1999

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• International Family Change

  William G Axinn, Rukmalie Jayakody et al.•International Family Change•2007

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• Poverty and Deprivation in Europe

  Brian Nolan, Christopher T Whelan•Poverty and deprivation in Europe•2011

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• Marriage, Fertility and Women’s Lives in Twentieth‐Century Ireland ( c. 1900– c. 1970)

  Mary E Daly•Women s History Review•2006

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• The Politics of Sexual Morality in Ireland

  Chrystel Hug, Jo Campling•Politics of Sexual Morality in…•1999

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• Babies and Bosses - Reconciling Work and Family Life (Volume 2)

  Organisation For Economic Co-Operation And Development, OECD OECD•Babies and Bosses - Reconciling…•2003

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• Resources, Deprivation, And Poverty

  Brian Nolan, Christopher T Whelan•Resources, deprivation, and poverty•1996

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• Doing Better for Families

  Organisation For Economic Co-Operation And Development Secretary-General, OECD…•Doing better for families•2011

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• Land, Labour and Politics

  Open Access•Sophia Carey•Social Policy and Society•2005

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• Small Bang? The Impact of Divorce Legislation on Marital Breakdown in Ireland

  Tom Fahey•International Journal of Law…•2012

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• Babies and Bosses

  Celia Briar•Journal of Feminist Family Therapy•2005

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• A Good Beating Never Hurt Anyone

  M J Maguire, EAMUS O CINNEIDE et al.•Journal of Social History•2005

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• Understanding Ireland’s Economic Growth

  Open Access•Fanta Barry, F Barry et al.•Understanding Ireland's Economic…•1999

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• The State and Women in the Economy

  John A Jackson, John Jackson et al.•Contemporary Sociology A Journal…•1991

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• Common origins, different paths

  Mary E Daly, Mary Daly et al.•Policy & Politics•2003

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• Social Security in Ireland, 1922-52

  Open Access•Adrian Kelly, Adrian B Kelly•Irish Economic and Social History•1997

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• Debating Divorce

  Ted G Jelen, Michele Dillon•Review of Religious Research•1994

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• Debating Divorce

  Michael D Sword, Michele Dillon•Journal for the Scientific Study…•1995

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• The Family Economy in the Development of Welfare Regimes

  Tom Fahey•European Sociological Review•2002

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