A Sociology of Ireland

A Sociology of Ireland
* Positions Ireland sociologically within a global context

* Considers key aspects of Ireland’s changing structures, culture and everyday life

* Written in an accessible and interesting style

* Includes a comprehensive bibliography

* Suitable for sociology courses in Irish universities and Institutes of Technology at both undergraduate and postgraduate level, including general arts programmes, applied social studies, social work and social science

* Provides a comprehensive overview of contemporary Irish society for students of Irish Studies in Ireland and elsewhere
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SKU SKU16230
ISBN 9780717142101
Edition Third
Author Share, Perry; Tovey, Hilary; Corcoran, Mary P.
Publisher Gill&Macmillan
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