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A record of the main speeches given by the Provost of Trinity College Dublin, Dr Patrick J Prendergast Academic Year 2013 - 2014
(2014)
Prendergast, Patrick J.
A record of the main speeches given by the Provost of Trinity College Dublin, Dr Patrick J Prendergast Academic Year 2013 - 2014
(2014)
Prendergast, Patrick J.
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A record of the main speeches given by the Provost of Trinity College Dublin, Dr Patrick J Prendergast Academic Year 2013 - 2014
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/88789
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A record of the main speeches given by the Provost of Trinity College Dublin, Dr Patrick J Prendergast Academic Year 2014 - 2015
(2015)
Prendergast, Patrick J.
A record of the main speeches given by the Provost of Trinity College Dublin, Dr Patrick J Prendergast Academic Year 2014 - 2015
(2015)
Prendergast, Patrick J.
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A record of the main speeches given by the Provost of Trinity College Dublin, Dr Patrick J Prendergast Academic Year 2014 - 2015
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/88790
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A systematic revision of the Uvaria L. group (Annonaceae) in Continental Asia
(2001)
Meade, Conor V.
A systematic revision of the Uvaria L. group (Annonaceae) in Continental Asia
(2001)
Meade, Conor V.
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THESIS 6165
The goal of this research project has been to complete a taxonomic revision of Uvaria L. (Annonaceae) and its affiliates in Continental Asia. Research was based primarily at the Trinity College Herbarium. Research visits were also made to the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, London, The Natural History Museum, London, The Rijksherbarium, Leiden, The Herbarium of Utrecht University, Utrecht and the herbarium of the Museum Nationale D'Histoire Naturelle, Paris. A three month field expedition was made to Thailand, Vietnam and Singapore in 1998, and included field collecting and visits to all the main herbaria of each country. A research collection was assembled at TCD based on material from the Trinity College herbarium and material received on loan from institutes in Europe, North America and Asia.
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/88970
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Trinity College Library: Manuscript sources for the study of the First World War
(2007)
Maxwell, Jane
Trinity College Library: Manuscript sources for the study of the First World War
(2007)
Maxwell, Jane
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The Manuscripts Department in Trinity College Library provides access to research materials relating to many key events in modern Irish history; this includes records of the involvement of Irish men and women, from varying backgrounds, in the First World War.
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/10559
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20:20 Hindsight. Retrofitting research relevance to the University Art Collections at Trinity College Dublin.
(2010)
GILTRAP, CATHERINE
20:20 Hindsight. Retrofitting research relevance to the University Art Collections at Trinity College Dublin.
(2010)
GILTRAP, CATHERINE
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This paper considers the role of university art collections as meaningful contributors to the achievement of institutional goals relating to excellence in research, teaching and outreach. The discussion takes as its focus The University of Dublin, Trinity College, established in 1592, providing undergraduate and postgraduate courses in a wide range of disciplines. As practical fine art courses are not part of the teaching agenda, the university?s art collections have evolved mainly as a historical narrative of the significant figures and achievements of its parent institution, parallel to the core business of research and teaching. While the other academic collections at the university, from anatomy to zoology, were generated by object based learning, it was only from 1959 onwards that the art collections were actively developed and exploited as a catalyst for informal learning and interdisciplinary engagement, driven by the actions of one man in particular, the late George W. P. Da...
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/50741
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The Mellon Retrospective Cataloguing Project in Trinity College Library Dublin
(2010)
MAWE, SHANE
The Mellon Retrospective Cataloguing Project in Trinity College Library Dublin
(2010)
MAWE, SHANE
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This article describes the Mellon Retrospective Cataloguing Project in Trinity College Library Dublin. It gives a description of the Printed Catalogue (holdings up to 1872) and the Accessions Catalogue (1873-1963) and provides an insight into the work of the project over its four year lifetime (2005-2009). The methodology used to co-ordinate the project is outlined as is the sourcing of electronic records for titles contained in both catalogues. It also shows how advances in a dynamic library environment can affect a project during the various stages of its lifecycle. It suggests options for future conversion projects as well as offering advice to institutions undertaking a comparable task.
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/39699
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LibViz: a visualisation toolkit to support the preservation of the Old Library
(2008)
Ruhland, Kerstin; Trinity College Dublin. Graphics Vision and Visualisation Group; Ludw...
LibViz: a visualisation toolkit to support the preservation of the Old Library
(2008)
Ruhland, Kerstin; Trinity College Dublin. Graphics Vision and Visualisation Group; Ludwig-Maximilians-University Munich. Media Informatics Group
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The Graphics, Vision and Visualisation (GV2) group in TCD's School of Computer Science and Statistics is working with the Preservation and Conservation Department of the Library, to develop a fully interactive 3-D model of the Old Library, known as the LibViz. LibViz demonstrates a significant innovation in the approach to the study of a single building. The research project is developing a system to visualise structural and environmental data relating to the Old Library. This includes visualising dust dispersion levels, temperature and relative humidity levels and the condition of structural elements, within an accurate to-scale recreation of the building and its key features. The model will also be used to document the impact of changes once a remediation plan is commenced.
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/21431
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Strategic Plan 2014-2019
(2014)
Prendergast, Patrick J.
Strategic Plan 2014-2019
(2014)
Prendergast, Patrick J.
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From the Provost's Introduction to the Plan: 'A new strategic plan is an opportunity to set a course for the future, to put forward new ideas in response to changing times and circumstances, while affirming Trinity?s enduring values. Change is vital. To paraphrase Edmund Burke, a university ?without the means of some change is without the means of its preservation?. This is why the strategic plan is so important: it provides the means for coordinated change; it establishes priorities and ensures that the priorities are structured to achieve our vision. Our vision is to be a university of greater global consequence delivering a distinctive educational opportunity for our students, and making research discoveries and scholarly advances which have a global impact. It is a vision of a university building on Ireland?s achievements in education and research to advance all our futures.'
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/71761
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Crime, law enforcement and punishment in Dublin, 1780-95
(1992)
Henry, Brian
Crime, law enforcement and punishment in Dublin, 1780-95
(1992)
Henry, Brian
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THESIS 2566
The findings presented in the thesis are based on research carried out at Trinity College, Dublin, in the Department of Modem History under the supervision of Dr. David Dickson from August 1989 to September 1992. The aim of the study was to undertake a quantitative and qualitative study of crime, the police and justice in Dublin in the eighteenth century. The first step was to uncover a source that would most closely approximate contemporary crime reports and court records (the 1922 fire at the Public Record Office in Dublin destroyed such records). Several sources were examined and rejected before a satisfactory one was obtained. This was the Hibernian Journal, a legal-minded newspaper which was published three times a week in Dublin.
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/77168
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Realising the right to health in private and public law
(2013)
Hogan, Des
Realising the right to health in private and public law
(2013)
Hogan, Des
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THESIS 10245
The methods used in this thesis were primarily literature-based involving a review of relevant international and national jurisprudence relating to international human rights law, constitutional law, administrative law and the law of tort. Also reviewed was the literature covering these disparate areas, core texts, interpretative comments, commentaries, opinions, theories and responses of commentators. Areas covered include philosophy, jurisprudence, law, medicine, social science and international relations. Most of the research was conducted in Trinity College Dublin and through its extensive on-line electronic catalogues. Some of the research was conducted at the Bodelian Law Library, Oxford University, England. Having worked in the area of human rights for a number of years, the purpose of undertaking the research was to deepen my academic expertise in the field. The research question in this thesis is whether the right to health, as set out under international h...
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/78013
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Recognition of abnormal thermal histories of Jurassic source rocks from integrated analyses of vitrinite reflectance and organic matter colour / fluorescence
(2002)
McCaughan, Gerard A.
Recognition of abnormal thermal histories of Jurassic source rocks from integrated analyses of vitrinite reflectance and organic matter colour / fluorescence
(2002)
McCaughan, Gerard A.
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THESIS 7071
By investigating three sedimentary horizons through the aureole of a Tertiary dyke intruding a Middle Jurassic sedimentary section in NE Skye, the thermal response rates of the various organic maturity indicators to short-term high temperature heating events were evaluated. A detailed assessment was conducted, of the reaction of vitrinite reflectance (VR), kerogen colour and fluorescence, to the short-lived high temperatures associated with the dyke. Image analysis (lA) techniques were applied to develop a new system for vitrinite reflectance measurement at Trinity College Dublin. Vitrinite reflectance shows a marked reaction to the high temperatures close to the dyke. Within a zone equivalent to ca. 50% dyke thickness (d.t.), rank changes from the high-volatile bituminous (0.72-0.79% Rr) through medium volatile bituminous, low volatile bituminous, semi-anthracite to anthracite (3.1-3.6% Rr) are observed. Reflectance reversals, previously reported adjacent to igneous...
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/78079
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Moving across countries, labour markets and the life cycle : Polish and Central / Eastern European migration to Ireland
(2012)
Salamo?ska, Justyna Janina
Moving across countries, labour markets and the life cycle : Polish and Central / Eastern European migration to Ireland
(2012)
Salamo?ska, Justyna Janina
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THESIS 10092
This thesis investigates East to West migration specifically looking at new patterns and forms of ?middle-class? migration and more general labour market outcomes within which the former may be positioned. The study is based on a mixed methods design which combines a Qualitative Panel Study (QPS, developed by the Migrant Careers and Aspirations project, one of six projects within the Trinity Immigration Initiative) of Polish ?middle-class? careers as these unfold in Dublin and in other locations across a two-year period. Furthermore, the thesis examines a secondary large-scale quantitative dataset, the Quarterly National Household Survey (QNHS) carried out by Central Statistics Office, Ireland, in order to answer questions about Central and Eastern European labour migration and its links with business cycles. The study considers migration as a form of mobility and examines it from two perspectives: that of migration process and outcomes. On the one hand, it position...
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/78193
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Pharmaceutical stability and prodrug studies on the antidepressant bupropion
(2010)
O'Byrne, Paul Matthew
Pharmaceutical stability and prodrug studies on the antidepressant bupropion
(2010)
O'Byrne, Paul Matthew
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THESIS 9276
This thesis describes the work carried out at the School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, Trinity College on the pharmaceutical stability and prodrug studies on the antidepressant bupropion. Chapter 1 gives an overview of bupropion, discussing its therapeutic uses, pharmacokinetics, adverse effects and pharmacology. The prodrug concept is introduced with particular reference to central nervous system brain delivery and prodrug options relating to these types. Prodrugs of bupropion would be advantageous to improve its stability and side-effect profile. Chapter 2 addresses the aqueous stability of bupropion with particular emphasis on the kinetics of degradation. The pH rate profile of bupropion shows instability above pH 5 and this problem can be addressed by prodrug design.
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/78137
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Kafka, Beckett, Onetti - a poetics of existential estrangement : notes towards the definition of a subgenre
(2002)
Butler, David
Kafka, Beckett, Onetti - a poetics of existential estrangement : notes towards the definition of a subgenre
(2002)
Butler, David
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THESIS 6658
The following thesis was researched and written during the period October 1998 to September 2001 at Trinity College, Dublin. It originated as an investigation into the adequacy of the term 'existentialist' as applied to the writing of Juan Carlos Onetti. Two field bursaries made it possible to visit Universities and National Libraries in Madrid, Montevideo and Buenos Aires so as to ensure the originality of the work. The thesis compares the ontology underlying characterisation in Onetti's work with that of both Kafka and Beckett. A main finding is that while all three are phenomenologically informed, all radically defamiliarise, and indeed distort, the main dimensions of such an ontology. Four chief parameters or dimensions of this estranged ontology are identified: temporality; spatiality; language and embodiment. Each is given a full chapter in which an aesthetic of 'existential estrangement' common to Kafka, Beckett and Onetti is posited. ...
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/78299
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Twelve poems attributed to Fland Manistrech from the Book of Leinster
(2000)
P?d?r, D?ra
Twelve poems attributed to Fland Manistrech from the Book of Leinster
(2000)
P?d?r, D?ra
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THESIS 5612.1
THESIS 5612.2
One of the aims of this thesis is to produce a translated and annotated text of twelve poems attributed to the eleventh-century poet, Flann Manistrech (+1056) from the Book of Leinster (Trinity College Dublin), a manuscript dating from the mid-twelfth century. A diplomatic edition of all of these poems exists, and ten have also been translated before -- nine into English, and one into German. Note that this thesis does not intend to provide a definitive edition of these texts. Another important concern is to give an extensive analysis of the metrical and linguistic features of these poems. Finally, an attempt is made to compare the language of these poems with one another and with Saltair na Rann.
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/78594
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Molecular and radiological prediction of response to neo-adjuvant chemoradiation in patients with oesophageal cancer
(2009)
Gillham, Charles Martin
Molecular and radiological prediction of response to neo-adjuvant chemoradiation in patients with oesophageal cancer
(2009)
Gillham, Charles Martin
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THESIS 9046
The initial phase of the project?s laboratory component involved optimising techniques that would become necessary when analysing fresh oesophageal tissue. There are a number of commercially available techniques for tissue collection, storage and homogenisation as well as RNA extraction. Some of the more common techniques, as identified in the literature and available within the Trinity Laboratories, were studied. A number of experiments were performed on fragments of tissue removed following a routine oesophagectomy.
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/79002
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M?it?feanna agus ?omh?ineachas M?leata sa D?n D?reach
(2012)
Herbert, Trevor
M?it?feanna agus ?omh?ineachas M?leata sa D?n D?reach
(2012)
Herbert, Trevor
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THESIS 9772
This thesis discusses military motifs and images found in the corpus of Classical Irish poetry, composed between c. 1200 and c. 1650. Extensive use is made of examples from the strictest syllabic metre in Classical Irish poetry, d?n d?reach, taken from published Poem-books, or duanair?, or from manuscript sources, as well as poems only recently made available with the publishing of A Bardic Miscellany, which were hitherto only available on the Irish Bardic Poetry Database compiled by Trinity College Dublin?s Department of Irish. Poems in other syllabic metres, such as ?gl?chas or br?ilingeacht, are also used, as are prose or historical works from the period to clarify the use of certain motifs.
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/79043
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Teaching poetry at primary and secondary school level : an examination of students' and teachers' attitudes to poetry
(2011)
Forde, Marian
Teaching poetry at primary and secondary school level : an examination of students' and teachers' attitudes to poetry
(2011)
Forde, Marian
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THESIS 9538
Over the past twenty years of teaching poetry at second level and working with second level student teachers and recently qualified primary school teachers in Trinity College, it has become apparent that poetry is the least liked and most poorly taught part of the English curriculum. Historically poetry was an integral part of all students? education, it was valued for its moralistic and disciplinary function. Anecdotal evidence suggests that it was used for the betterment of society. The present situation of poetry is very different, it has been pushed aside in some schools, it is often badly taught and teachers themselves say they are ill equipped to teach it. The aims of this study are to elucidate the historical and educative role of poetry, to establish a comprehensive and reliable baseline of students? and teachers? attitudes to the study of poetry in classrooms and of their perceived understanding of its value in people?s lives in contemporary society, and fin...
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/78990
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Facts or Fiction? : the Church of Ireland's writting of Irish church history 1838-1870
(2014)
Blake Knox, Jamie
Facts or Fiction? : the Church of Ireland's writting of Irish church history 1838-1870
(2014)
Blake Knox, Jamie
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THESIS 10856
This thesis explores a central, but curiously neglected dimension of the cultural and intellectual history of Ireland in the nineteenth century. It addresses the systematic attempt by a group of scholars and academics, largely based in Trinity College, Dublin, to re-write the history of the Irish Church. Their preoccupation with the historical origins of their Church was shared with English Episcopalians. In both cases, academics and theologians sought justification for the birth of their respective Reformed branches of Christianity.
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/79489
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Human rights law and constitutional biolaw : a coherentist investigation into dignity, personhood and rights
(2014)
Finegan, Thomas
Human rights law and constitutional biolaw : a coherentist investigation into dignity, personhood and rights
(2014)
Finegan, Thomas
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THESIS 10752
I made extensive use of Trinity College Library, including its older collections and inter- library loan service. Electronic journal databases were invaluable. Researching US constitutional case law was an exercise in logistics and cultivating the virtue of patience. I communicated directly with a couple of important figures, most especially Habib Malik, the son of Charles Malik, probably the most important, direct philosophical influence on the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Some of the research undertaken has unearthed material hitherto either relatively or wholly overlooked in published writings (as far as I can tell, at any rate). This includes aspects of the drafting of various international human rights law texts, the bioethical writings of what are labelled the ?founding forefathers? of US natural rights constitutionalism, and elements of the drafting of the Irish Constitution. As for the major findings, very briefly, there is a sharp cleavage betwee...
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/80015
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Illusion and disillusion in a development organisation
(2015)
Mancey O'Brien, Lorraine
Illusion and disillusion in a development organisation
(2015)
Mancey O'Brien, Lorraine
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THESIS 10552
This thesis focuses on a development donor organisation in the Republic of Ireland which embarked upon a project to become a learning organisation with a team from Trinity College Dublin. This thesis explores an area that is under-researched within organisational studies and provides an ethnography of an international aid organisation, which has, to date, been a ?secret world.?
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/80314
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Text-to-speech synthesis in computer-assisted language learning for Irish : development and evaluation
(2014)
N? Chiar?in, Neasa
Text-to-speech synthesis in computer-assisted language learning for Irish : development and evaluation
(2014)
N? Chiar?in, Neasa
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THESIS 10457.1
THESIS 10457.2
This thesis sets out to develop and evaluate speech synthesis-based computer-assisted language learning (CALL) platforms. Central to this work is the evaluation of the fitness- for-purpose, as part of a language teaching/learning facility, of the text-to-speech (TTS) Irish language synthesis system that these platforms employ. The TTS system in question has been developed by the ABAIR project at Trinity College, Dublin and is being extended and improved on an ongoing basis.
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/80424
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Experimental investigations of driven pile group behaviour in Belfast soft clay
(2002)
McCabe, Bryan A. M.
Experimental investigations of driven pile group behaviour in Belfast soft clay
(2002)
McCabe, Bryan A. M.
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THESIS 6915
In 1996, a site adjacent to Kinnegar Sewage Treatment Plant, near Belfast, was made available (by the Northern Ireland Department of the Environment) to Trinity College Dublin to perform load tests on driven piles. Since 1997, investigations at Kinnegar have included lateral load tests on single piles (Phillips 2002) and vertical load tests (both static and cyclic) on single piles and small pile groups (reported in this Thesis). Extensive site investigation data has also been assimilated over this period. Vertical load tests were carried out single reference piles and groups of five piles (centre to corner spacing of s/B=3). Each precast concrete driven pile was 250mm square and with an embedded length of 6m, much of its load was carried in shaft friction. Some of these piles contained internal instruments allowing load distributions and horizontal total stresses to be estimated. Slow static load tests (in tension and compression, for single piles and groups) were of...
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/80239
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Public transport, security technology and privacy : an analysis of operator organisation and public response
(2015)
McCarthy, Orla Th?r?se
Public transport, security technology and privacy : an analysis of operator organisation and public response
(2015)
McCarthy, Orla Th?r?se
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THESIS 10622
This thesis reports the results of research which examined the potential use of new security technologies in the setting of public transport. The research aimed to consider both the security and privacy implications of new security technologies, specifically CCTV with event detection, alerts, and route reconstruction, as well as a personal safety smartphone app. Interviews and technology demonstrations regarding the CCTV technologies were conducted with employees of two transport organisations, SEA and Renfe Operadora. These organisations were members (along with Trinity College Dublin) of the project consortium on the ADDPRIV (Automatic Data relevancy Discrimination for a PRIVacy-sensitive video surveillance) 7th framework programme (FP7) project, which was developing the ADDPRFV CCTV system with event detection, alert and route reconstruction features.
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/80335
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Polish migrants in Ireland : migration patterns, social networks and 'community'
(2011)
Bobek, Alicja
Polish migrants in Ireland : migration patterns, social networks and 'community'
(2011)
Bobek, Alicja
Abstract:
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This is a study on young Polish professional migrants currently living and working in the Greater Dublin Area who are employed in higher skilled and middle level jobs. It focuses on the migration process, changing mobility strategies, the role of migrant networks and issues related to the existence of the Polish 'community' in Ireland. The research was autoethnographic and it deployed two main qualitative methods of data collection: participant observation and semi-structured interviews. It was conducted between early 2007 and 2010. The majority of the interview data was collected as part of the Migrant Careers and Aspiration Project, one of six projects involved in the Trinity Immigration Initiative. It has been estimated, that by the end of 2007 there were around 200,000 Poles living in Ireland with the majority of them active on the Irish labour market (Glowny Urzad Statystyczny, 2010; CSO, 2008). Due to the fact that mass migration of Polish nationals t...
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/85277
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