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ISSP-KSoc Bibliography: Publications and Papers by members of the ISSP Knowledge Society research pillar

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Kirby, P., The Celtic Tiger in Collapse: Explaining the Weaknesses of the Irish Model, , London, Palgrave Macmillan, 2010.
Kirby, P., and M. P. Murphy, Towards a Second Republic: Irish Politics after the Celtic Tiger, : Pluto Press, 2011.
Book Chapter
Titley, G., "Celtic, Christian and Cosmopolitan: 'Migrants' and the Mediation of Exceptional Globalization'", Transforming Ireland, Challenges, Critiques, Resources, Manchester, Manchester University Press, 2009.
Kirby, P., "Domhandú, Eacnamaíocht agus Féiniúlacht: Cás na hÉireann", Féiniúlacht, Cultúr agus Teanga i Ré an Domhandaithe: Coiscéim, pp. 254-68, 2011.
Kirby, P., "Globalisation and Identity: Reflections from the Irish Experience", All changed? Culture and Identity in Contemporary Ireland: Duras Press, pp. 254-68, 2011.
Kirby, P., "Globalisation and Vulnerability: Tracing its Impacts in Ireland", Highways, Crossroads and Cul de sacs: Journeys into Irish Youth and Community Work, Bremen, Europaischer Hochschul Verlag, pp. 11-40, 2010.
Journal Article
Kirby, P., "Civil society, social movements and the Irish state", Irish Journal of Sociology, vol. 18, issue 2, 2010.
Kirby, P., "Gangs and Wolves: Violence and Vulnerability in a Global Economy", Open Democracy, 10/2011.
Kirby, P., and M. Murphy, "Globalisation and models of state: Debates and evidence from Ireland", New Political Economy, 2010.
Kirby, P., "Lessons from the Irish Collapse: Taking an International Political Economy Approach", Irish Studies in International Affairs, vol. 21, 2010.
Kirby, P., "Vulnerability and Globalization: Mediating Impacts on Society", Journal of Human Rights and the Environment, vol. 2, issue 1, pp. 86-105, 2011.
Kirby, P., "When banks cannibalize the state: Responses to Ireland's economic collapse", The Crisis and the Left: Socialist Register 2012, Merlin and Monthly Review, pp. 249-268, 2011.
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