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Displaying Results 226 - 250 of 519 on page 10 of 21
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The Transatlantic Politics of Productivity and the Origins of Public Funding Support for Social Science Research in Ireland, 1950-1979 (NIRSA) Working Paper Series. No.22
(2004)
Murray, Peter
The Transatlantic Politics of Productivity and the Origins of Public Funding Support for Social Science Research in Ireland, 1950-1979 (NIRSA) Working Paper Series. No.22
(2004)
Murray, Peter
Abstract:
The channelling of US aid funds into a drive to increase productivity was an important feature of the reconstruction of Western Europe after World War Two. Located within the Organisation for European Economic Co-operation (OEEC), the European Productivity Agency (EPA) played a key role in organising this productivity drive between 1953 and 1962 by constructing a network of national productivity centres. As an OEEC member state, Ireland joined the EPA when it was set up. But it did not take a significant part in the Agency’s activities until 1959 when the government approval for the setting up of an Irish national productivity centre given almost a decade earlier was finally put into effect. At the EPA’s prompting, a National Joint Committee on the Human Sciences and Their Application to Industry (HSC) – probably the first body involved in providing public funding support for the creation of a social science research infrastructure in Ireland - was also set up. This working paper tr...
http://eprints.nuim.ie/1170/
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Women and Social Welfare
(2008)
Murphy, Mary; O'Connor, Orla
Women and Social Welfare
(2008)
Murphy, Mary; O'Connor, Orla
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This chapter reviews the Irish social security system from a gender and feminist perspective. It first reflects on the historical path of Irish social security policy and shows how gender segregation is deeply rooted in Irish social policy. It then reflects on the consequences of such gender segregation and how women experience the risk of poverty and economic dependence. The following section reflects on reform possibilities and examines what needs to be done to achieve a woman’s model of social security reform.The final section puzzles about the lack of pace of regarding such urgent and necessary reform. It concludes that the lack of pace in gender related social security reform is clearly linked to women’s unequal political participation.
http://eprints.nuim.ie/1171/
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Reframing the Irish activation debate; Accommodating care and safeguarding social rights and choices
(2008)
Murphy, Mary
Reframing the Irish activation debate; Accommodating care and safeguarding social rights and choices
(2008)
Murphy, Mary
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Work activation is a phrase used to describe a policy objective of moving people of working age from a social welfare payment into paid employment. It uses the social welfare system proactively to support, encourage or oblige claimants to participate in work, education or training. In this context a recent government publication - Proposals for Supporting Lone Parents - signals the introduction of a stronger form of work activation for lone parents and low-income mothers, including the introduction of a work obligation of 19.5 hours per week when their youngest children reach the age of eight. This paper, Reframing the Irish Activation Debate, critically engages with that government initiative. It seeks to develop a positive model of activation capable of supporting people in their efforts to find decent, sustainable employment. It does this by developing a template that can be used as a model for activating adults of working age, including people with disabilities, migrants, youth...
http://eprints.nuim.ie/1190/
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Chapter 4: The emerging Irish workfare state and its implications for local development
(2007)
Murphy, Mary
Chapter 4: The emerging Irish workfare state and its implications for local development
(2007)
Murphy, Mary
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This TASC publication argues that globalisation not only impacts global flows of trade, finance and investment, it represents a major challenge to both the Irish state and community stakeholders at the most local level.
http://eprints.nuim.ie/1192/
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The NESC Developmental Welfare State: A glass half empty or a glass half full?
(2007)
Murphy, Mary
The NESC Developmental Welfare State: A glass half empty or a glass half full?
(2007)
Murphy, Mary
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The NESC report is a welcome description of serious social deficits and inequalities that persist in Ireland. An analysis of Ireland’s welfare state acknowledges that existing policies and approaches to organising social policy are not tackling social inequalities. NESC argues that Ireland is a hybrid welfare state undergoing multiple changes and proposes an alternative conceptualisation of the welfare state to steer future reforms. This conceptualisation is of a ‘developmental welfare state’ which NESC describes as three overlapping domains of welfare state activity; core services, income supports and activist measures.
http://eprints.nuim.ie/1193/
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Lindsay Crawford's 'Impossible Demand'? The Southern Irish Dimension of the Independent Orange Project (NIRSA) Working Paper Series. No. 5
(2002)
Murray, Peter
Lindsay Crawford's 'Impossible Demand'? The Southern Irish Dimension of the Independent Orange Project (NIRSA) Working Paper Series. No. 5
(2002)
Murray, Peter
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The Magheramorne Manifesto of the Independent Orange Order has been hailed as a bold attempt from an unlikely quarter to positively address the sectarian divisions and regional polarisation of early 20th century Ireland. But the Order's leading light, Lindsay Crawford, has also been indicted for formulating an 'empty radicalism' which demanded changes in the field of education that it was impossible for the Catholic community to accept. This working paper reassesses Crawford's ideological project in the light of hitherto underused sources of evidence. It highlights convergence between Crawford's thinking and that of 'Irish Ireland' activists in movements such as the Gaelic League and Sinn Fein. It argues that heterodox educational views were prevalent to a significant extent among the Irish Irelanders to whom Crawford looked for a positive response to his national regeneration project. The case is also made that, in the absence of unanimous accepta...
http://eprints.nuim.ie/1198/
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The Process of Reinvention of Self: the experiences of returning Irish Emigrants
(2002)
Corcoran, Mary
The Process of Reinvention of Self: the experiences of returning Irish Emigrants
(2002)
Corcoran, Mary
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IRISH migration at the end of the twentieth century encompasses complex and multidimensional processes. Whereas Irish emigrants were once drawn almost exclusively from the agricultural and laborer classes, in the closing decades of the twentieth century emigration came to permeate the entire social system. Thus, Irish migrants are to be found not just among the ranks of skilled and semi-skilled labor, but also among the transnational professional elite that crisscrosses the globe. Current migration trends suggest a radical departure from the pattern that has characterized Irish demography for more than two centuries. Nowadays, more people are entering Ireland than leaving, bringing the country's migratory profile more into line with its European partners. Indeed, Irish government agencies are currently engaged in campaigns to recruit non-national immigrants in key labor market niches and to attract Irish emigrants home. Furthermore, there has been a significant increase in the ...
http://eprints.nuim.ie/1209/
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Social Support Networks in impoverished European neighbourhoods: Case studies from Italy and Ireland
(2005)
Corcoran, Mary; Olagnero, Manuela; Meo, Antonella
Social Support Networks in impoverished European neighbourhoods: Case studies from Italy and Ireland
(2005)
Corcoran, Mary; Olagnero, Manuela; Meo, Antonella
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This paper examines the extent to which families living in precariousness in contemporary European cities draw on social support as a key resource in their struggle against poverty. The comparative observations and analysis presented draw on national level survey data as well as local level qualitative data collected in selected European neighbourhoods, under the auspices of the BETWIXT project.1 More specifically, our analysis focuses on the active modes and mechanisms for requesting and providing solidarity and support at times of familial crisis. The comparison of the Irish and Italian experiences illuminates the persistent involvement of households in informal support provision, even as family structures alter and welfare regimes change. We demonstrate the dynamics underlying the phenomenon of social support among precarious families living in deprived urban areas in the cities of Dublin and Turin. We address the dialectics between agency and structural constraint by examining w...
http://eprints.nuim.ie/1213/
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The Challenge of Urban Regeneration in Deprived European Neighbourhoods: a Partnership Approach
(2006)
Corcoran, Mary
The Challenge of Urban Regeneration in Deprived European Neighbourhoods: a Partnership Approach
(2006)
Corcoran, Mary
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This paper sets out to critically examine the adoption of a partnership approach to urban regeneration at neighbourhood level across eight European cities. While all of the cities were committed to the idea of the socially integrated city, significant differences emerged in the conceptualisation and practice of partnership at neighbourhood level. This paper draws on case studies assembled in the course of an EU funded thematic network (ENTRUST) to illustrate, in particular, the challenges associated with (1) mobilising the private sector and (2) engaging the local population in the process. The paper concludes that the experience of partnership at neighbourhood level is largely determined by contextual factors such as local and national institutional structures, political culture and the relative power of potentially competing actors within the urban regeneration system.
http://eprints.nuim.ie/1214/
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The Spectacle of the Spire: re-inventing Dublin’s O’Connell Street
(2005)
Corcoran, Mary
The Spectacle of the Spire: re-inventing Dublin’s O’Connell Street
(2005)
Corcoran, Mary
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One of the defining features of the city of Dublin in recent years has been its diffusion into the surrounding hinterland, creating major outlying suburban communities some of which now qualify as “edge cities.” One consequence of this diffusion is a re-orientation of the citizenry away from the downtown. It’s hard to imagine now but in the 1940s and 1950s, O’Connell Street was the vibrant core of the city of Dublin replete with entertainment, restaurant, hotel, and business facilities. If we try to think of an iconic image from that period it has to be that of young men and women, sensibly belted against the wind and rain, waiting expectantly for their dates under Clerys’ clock. From the 1960s, O’Connell Street and its surrounding environs began to go into decline, as the commercial heart of the city migrated across the river to Grafton Street and Stephen’s Green. While the city centre’s main thoroughfare retained its status as the civic centre point —it is still the main route for...
http://eprints.nuim.ie/1215/
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Place Attachment and Community Sentiment in Marginalised Neighbourhoods: A european Case Study
(2002)
Corcoran, Mary
Place Attachment and Community Sentiment in Marginalised Neighbourhoods: A european Case Study
(2002)
Corcoran, Mary
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This paper explores the meaning of place attachment and its connection to location and locale in the context of the urban neighbourhood. The concept of place is conceptualised in terms of the setting in which social relations are constituted, the effects upon locales of social and economic processes and the creation of a sense of place, defined as the local ‘structure of feeling’ (Williams 1977). Drawing on data gathered from residents in marginalised neighbourhoods across six European cities, the paper explicates the meaning of place in the everyday life of the community. Place is frequently construed through a repository of shared memories and traditions. A sense of place rooted in the past is deployed as a resource to mobilise around the challenges of the present. Feelings of place attachment resonate as a significant marker of identity and community even as sense of place is challenged by the developments in modern city places.
http://eprints.nuim.ie/1216/
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Policy and Programme Responses to Urban Social Exclusion 1990-2000 : a Selective European Cross Country Comparative Study
(2003)
Gallagher, Caren, (Thesis)
Policy and Programme Responses to Urban Social Exclusion 1990-2000 : a Selective European Cross Country Comparative Study
(2003)
Gallagher, Caren, (Thesis)
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<p>Historically, poverty has been a deeply embedded reality within society, its nature and extent altering, over time, in response to shifts in socio-economic conditions, political ideology and value system. Poverty, as part of the human conditions, still remains intractable problem in both developed and developing nations and regions. This study is concerned, in particular, with urban poverty in an E.U. context. The overall aim of the research is to consider whether urban social exclusion is amenable to public policy intervention. A comparative study approach is used to explore the various approaches to partnership and anti-poverty policy in the selected countries and, where possible, identify positive, transferable elements of these programmes. The concept of poverty is one which has eluded an accepted definition for many years and the terminological debate looks set to continue. However, the recent introduction of the policy concept of social exclusion has drawn attention t...
http://arrow.dit.ie/builtmas/2
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Learning from Families:Transnational Report
(2005)
French, Geraldine; Shinman, Sheila
Learning from Families:Transnational Report
(2005)
French, Geraldine; Shinman, Sheila
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<p>Learning from Families- Policies and Practices to Combat Social Exclusion in Families with Young Children is a project led by Home-Start International and funded by the European Commission Community Action Programme to Combat Social Exclusion 2002 - 2006, Trans-national Exchange Programme. Home-Start International coordinated the work of a partnership between Home-Start UK, Home- Start National Office Ireland, Home-Start Hungary and the Hellenic Council for Social Care in Greece. The overall aim of Learning from Families is to address government policies and programmes from the point of view of families of young children themselves, in order to build social environments that enable low income families out of their situation. This is the combined transnational report. The report falls into three parts. Part I outlines and maps the main policies to promote social inclusion and what is thought to contribute to positive and less positive outcomes for families. Part II focuses o...
http://arrow.dit.ie/aaschsslrep/5
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Computing for knowledge management: from Nonaka to visualisation and knowledge maps
(2009)
Huber, Helmut
Computing for knowledge management: from Nonaka to visualisation and knowledge maps
(2009)
Huber, Helmut
Abstract:
Management itself is not always clearly understood, however, the confusion can be sorted if the underlying theory is clearly distinguished from its implementations. There also may be a specific role for computing in Knowledge Management. It is suggested that Knowledge Management technologists seek a unique strategic position for Computing in Knowledge Management, for reasons of clarity and differentiation from Information Systems. The effective transfer of knowledge is one of the main themes or core competency in Knowledge Management. This is also one of the areas where Knowledge Management technologists may find the niche for a distinct and unique contribution the field of computing can provide. This dissertation finds that Computing for Knowledge Management can be seen as the meeting of the computer sciences, cognitive psychology and sociology since this combination is fit to produce a uniquely user centric outcome. Scientists working the field of Visualisation have already create...
http://arrow.dit.ie/scschcomdis/22
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Learning from Families: National Report, Ireland
(2005)
French, Geraldine M
Learning from Families: National Report, Ireland
(2005)
French, Geraldine M
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<p>This is the Irish national report which forms part of a Trans-national Exchange Programme funded by the European Commission Community Action Programme to Combat Social Exclusion 2002 - 2006. The overall aim of Learning from Families is to address government policies and programmes from the point of view of families of young children themselves, in order to build social environments that enable low income families out of their situation. Part I outlines the challenges facing policy makers, the rationale for the main policies to promote social inclusion and what is thought to contribute to positive and less positive outcomes for families. Policies and practices that seek to help families with children under five years of age are mapped. Part II focuses on documenting families’ experiences and encounters at the receiving end of policies, to understand the barriers to the use of services and full participation in society. In Ireland those parenting alone are the focus of study....
http://arrow.dit.ie/aaschsslrep/11
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The Impact and Effectiveness of the Garda Special Projects
(2000)
Bowden, Matt; Louise, Higgins
The Impact and Effectiveness of the Garda Special Projects
(2000)
Bowden, Matt; Louise, Higgins
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This is an evaluation report on the Garda Special Projects, a locally based scheme of youth crime prevention initiatives in urban areas in Ireland. The report outlines key findings from a mixed method research study including case studies in five local areas. The report concludes that the development of the initiatives has been ad hoc and makes recommendations on the need for guidelines and a policy framework to underpin the strategic direction of the iniatives.
http://arrow.dit.ie/aaschsslrep/10
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An Interim Evaluation of the SAOL Project
(1997)
Bowden, Matt
An Interim Evaluation of the SAOL Project
(1997)
Bowden, Matt
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A formative evaluation of a drug rehabilitation initiative for women in inner city Dublin.
http://arrow.dit.ie/aaschsslrep/9
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Rialto Community Drug Team: Policy Discussion Paper
(1996)
Bowden, Matt
Rialto Community Drug Team: Policy Discussion Paper
(1996)
Bowden, Matt
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A policy paper outlining and analysing the emergence of the Community Drug Team (CDT) model following the 1991 Irish Government strategy for treating and preventing drug misuse.
http://arrow.dit.ie/aaschsslrep/8
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Community Addiction Response Programme CARP Killinarden: review and interim evaluation report, final revised draft.
(1997)
Bowden, Matt
Community Addiction Response Programme CARP Killinarden: review and interim evaluation report, final revised draft.
(1997)
Bowden, Matt
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Funded by the Combat Poverty Agency, this report presented a review and evaluation of the Community Addiction Response Programme (CARP) in Killinarden, Tallaght, in south-west Dublin. The report examined the historical background to the programme and looked at its development as a particular response to the issue of drug misuse in the area. Data were gathered using internal documentation, such as reports, proposals and minutes; semi-structured interviews with staff, team members, professional personnel attached to the programme, and programme participants; and academic and policy literature.
http://arrow.dit.ie/aaschsslrep/7
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An Investigation into the use of Brands in Young Adult Females' Drinking Rituals
(2005)
Tucker, Kieran Joseph, (Thesis)
An Investigation into the use of Brands in Young Adult Females' Drinking Rituals
(2005)
Tucker, Kieran Joseph, (Thesis)
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<p>Recent studies and media commentary have highlighted a dramatic increase in alcohol consumption amongst young people in Ireland. Of particular concern is the extent of heavy, episodic drinking motivated by a desire for intoxication, or binge drinking. Various possible reasons for this have been identified, among them marketing activity and the glamorising of drink culture. The majority of studies into binge drinking define the phenomenon by volume measures of consumption alone and ignore the socio-cultural context in which alcohol is consumed. Drinking behaviours can be seen to be symptomatic of highly formalised and symbolically meaningful consumption patterns. As a ritual practice, the manner in which one drinks is related to the larger social structure in which it occurs. Ritual theory recognises the symbolic value of drinking occasions and attempts to locate this within its cultural context. The present research demonstrates how theories of ritual can provide a richer ...
http://arrow.dit.ie/appamas/12
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Childhood Sexual Abuse Among University Students in Tanzania
(2006)
McCrann, Denis; Lalor, Kevin; Katabaro, Joviter K
Childhood Sexual Abuse Among University Students in Tanzania
(2006)
McCrann, Denis; Lalor, Kevin; Katabaro, Joviter K
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Objectives: There are no prevalence data for childhood sexual abuse among Tanzanian university students. This investigation addressed this paucity. The nature of sexual abuse was also investigated. Method: Participants (N= 487) from a university in Tanzania completed a questionnaire which assessed abusive childhood sexual experiences, gathering information about age of victim, duration of abuse, perpetrators, amount of force or persuasion involved, and potential causes of child sexual abuse. A number of individuals were also interviewed about their experiences. Results: The overall prevalence rate for child sexual abuse was 27.7%, with rates being higher for females than for males. The average age of the victim when abuse occurred was 13.8 years. Perpetrators were generally unidentified by respondents; nonetheless, a surprisingly high proportion of female perpetrators was noted. There was a considerable amount of force or persuasion involved in the abusive behavior: betrayal of trus...
http://arrow.dit.ie/aaschsslarts/24
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Social Care Portfolio: an Aid to Integrated Learning and Reflection
(2003)
Graham, Gay; Megarry, Bridgit
Social Care Portfolio: an Aid to Integrated Learning and Reflection
(2003)
Graham, Gay; Megarry, Bridgit
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The focus of the paper is on the use of a specifically designed portfolio in social care training as an aid to both integrated learning and reflection. Integrated learning is achieved through the use of discrete sections in the portfolio which require students to discuss their practice placement agencies from perspectives that demonstrate their understanding of subjects such as theories and practices of social care, psychology, social policy, legal studies. Reflection, which is considered a core element of social care training, is examined as a learning tool. A model for the promotion of reflection is presented which utilises peer learning, purposeful use of narrative and focused analysis to help students gain new perspectives on their learning experiences. Criteria for the assessment of both integrated learning and use of reflection are presented. Some comments of students recorded during the evaluation process are presented as evidence of their learning through the use of the port...
http://arrow.dit.ie/aaschsslarts/14
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Heritage Awareness in County Wicklow.
(2008)
Dagg, Anne, (Thesis)
Heritage Awareness in County Wicklow.
(2008)
Dagg, Anne, (Thesis)
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<p>This research project investigated the community’s current level of heritage awareness in County Wicklow. The study was initiated by Wicklow County Council and the Heritage Council in response to objective 1, action 1.2 of the County Wicklow heritage plan 2004-2008, which pointed to the need to undertake a study to determine public attitudes towards heritage and to gauge the current level of awareness about heritage in the county. The findings of this research are being used on an ongoing basis by the Wicklow County Council and the Wicklow Heritage Forum to inform the decision making process concerning the direction and priorities of the County Wicklow Heritage Plan. This research has also directly influenced the bi-annual Wicklow Heritage Newsletter initiatives that provide heritage training for members of the public and the promotion of best practice in the provision and development of walking trails. The Heritage Office of Wicklow County Council and the support of the He...
http://arrow.dit.ie/tourmas/19
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Young People and Crime: Research, Policy and Practice
(2007)
Lalor, Kevin; Ryan, Fergus; Seymour, Mairead; Hamilton, Clarie
Young People and Crime: Research, Policy and Practice
(2007)
Lalor, Kevin; Ryan, Fergus; Seymour, Mairead; Hamilton, Clarie
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<p>These are the full proceedings of a two day National conference on Young people and Crime, hosted by the Centre for Social and Educational Research.</p>
http://arrow.dit.ie/csercon/2
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The Custodial Remand System for Juveniles in Ireland: the Empirical Evidence
(2005)
Graham, Gay; Anderson, Sarah
The Custodial Remand System for Juveniles in Ireland: the Empirical Evidence
(2005)
Graham, Gay; Anderson, Sarah
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This paper documents the present system of custodial remands for children under sixteen years in Ireland. The research includes the entire population of children remanded into custody during the summer of 2000 (N=117). A flow chart model illustrates these young people’s experiences, and the paper highlights issues such as the number of non-offending children who are in custody (21%); the cycle of repeated remands and court appearances (up to 22 repeats); excessive periods of time spent in secure detention (up to 351 days); and the use of remand facilities for those awaiting a suitable residential placement (57%). It provides an important baseline from which to assess the impact of legislative reform in this area
http://arrow.dit.ie/aaschsslarts/12
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