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Displaying Results 51 - 75 of 20136 on page 3 of 806
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The body, masculinities and racisim : social relations between migrant and dominant group boys in three inner city primary schools in Dublin
(2012)
Garratt, Lindsey
The body, masculinities and racisim : social relations between migrant and dominant group boys in three inner city primary schools in Dublin
(2012)
Garratt, Lindsey
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THESIS 9566
This thesis explores the interactions and relationships between twenty migrant group boys and thirty-nine dominant group boys in three inner city multi-ethnic primary schools in North Inner City Dublin. Social relations between boys are analysed from a Bourdieusian phenomenology of social space to contend that racism and hegemonic masculine gender identities mutually construct each other through their intersection in the corporeal schema of the habitus. Data from two phases of fieldwork are analysed. The first phase was collected as part of the larger Trinity Immigration Initiative [TII], Children Youth and Community Relations Project [CYCR], 'Learning Together' and consist of fifty-five children, forty-seven boys and eight girls from three class groups [7-8 years old] collected over three periods of three weeks each between January and May 2008. Phase two revisits and re-interviews class group three one year on in May 2009 for the author's PhD study a...
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/85287
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English language support for migrant students in Irish post-primary schools : an exploration of policy & practice
(2010)
Fionda, Rachael
English language support for migrant students in Irish post-primary schools : an exploration of policy & practice
(2010)
Fionda, Rachael
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THESIS 9098
This thesis presents an empirical exploration of language support for English as a Second Language (ESL) students in Irish post-primary schools. The presence of large numbers of ESL students can be attributed to the unprecedented large-scale migration into Ireland since the 1990s. The arrival of so many students presented schools with new challenges. The Department of Education and Skills (DES) provides a special teaching allocation for language support but many schools struggle to devise programmes which develop students' English language proficiency while drawing them into curriculum subject learning. To find out what the varied landscape of language support in Irish post-primary schools looked like, I developed an empirical plan to explore provision and practice in schools. Data were collected to investigate language support in a small number of schools in the Dublin area. The research presented in this thesis complements the work of the Trinity Immigration I...
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/85273
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Women in policing in Ireland, 1915-78 : with particular reference to the Royal Irish Constabulary, Dublin Metropolitan Police, and An Garda S?och?na
(2015)
Johnston-Kehoe, John
Women in policing in Ireland, 1915-78 : with particular reference to the Royal Irish Constabulary, Dublin Metropolitan Police, and An Garda S?och?na
(2015)
Johnston-Kehoe, John
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THESIS 10527
This thesis is a thematic historical study of the employment of women on full-time police duty in pre-independent and independent Ireland. It is the product of independent, academic research, conducted under the supervision of members of the Centre for Contemporary Irish History, Trinity College, Dublin, in which full editorial autonomy has been retained by the researcher. This thesis is based on empirical historical research of original materials and published sources, as outlined in the bibliography. The research has been predominantly based on documentary materials, but has also included a number of interviews by the researcher which have been summarised in the bibliography, also informed the research.
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/85335
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Behavioural reactivity and ensuing temperamental traits in young thoroughbred racehorses (Equus caballus)
(2005)
McGee, Sieglinde
Behavioural reactivity and ensuing temperamental traits in young thoroughbred racehorses (Equus caballus)
(2005)
McGee, Sieglinde
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THESIS 7575
This thesis is the culmination of a four-year research project carried out through the Department of Psychology in the University of Dublin, Trinity College and in which behavioural reactivity and ensuing temperamental traits were assessed in young thorough bred racehorses (Equus caballus).
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/86493
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Monitoring and prediction of traffic-related urban air pollution
(2001)
Keating, Dawn-Marie
Monitoring and prediction of traffic-related urban air pollution
(2001)
Keating, Dawn-Marie
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THESIS 6190
This research project involved the investigation of urban air quality with a view to (a) adding to the limited information on the state of the atmospheric environment in Dublin, Ireland and (b) formulating a methodology to maximise the efficiency of air monitoring equipment and programmes through the commissioning and use of the Trinity College Mobile Air Monitoring Unit.
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/88906
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Aspects of Chern-Simons theory
(2000)
Prodanov, Emil Mihaylov
Aspects of Chern-Simons theory
(2000)
Prodanov, Emil Mihaylov
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THESIS 5427
This thesis is based on 4 papers resulting from my work during my stay in the School of Mathematics, Trinity College Dublin. Each of them forms an individual part of the thesis. The relation between these parts is emphasized throughout the thesis. The last, fifth, part is based on a somewhat exercise in operator formalism in Chern -Simons theory where I show, by analysis based on theta-functions, that the co-efficient nuist be even.
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/89049
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Design, Synthesis and biochemical evaluation of novel anthracenes, ethanoanthracenes and related compounds to target Burkitt's Lymphoma
(2015)
Byrne, Andrew J.
Design, Synthesis and biochemical evaluation of novel anthracenes, ethanoanthracenes and related compounds to target Burkitt's Lymphoma
(2015)
Byrne, Andrew J.
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THESIS 11064
Burkitt's lymphoma is an aggressive non-Hodgkin lymphoma occurring with high incidence in developing areas such as equatorial Africa and Papua New Guinea. Within these tropical regions of high incidence (40-50 per 10 6), Burkitt's lymphoma accounts for approximately 50% of childhood cancers and up to 90% of childhood lymphomas diagnosed. The treatment of Burkitt's lymphoma in these regions is insufficient and the development of new, safe and cost effective therapeutics are of current interest. Previous work within the Meegan and Williams groups in Trinity College Dublin identified a potent apoptotic effect induced by the (E)-1,3-bis(aryl)-2-nitro-1-propenes and the tetracyclic antidepressant maprotiline in Burkitt's lymphoma cell lines (MUTU-I and DG-75).
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/89817
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Trinity Access: School Data 2019
(2019)
Bray, Aibh?n; Byrne, Philip
Trinity Access: School Data 2019
(2019)
Bray, Aibh?n; Byrne, Philip
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/93074
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The Bridge-IT Project: digitally connecting academic research with the wider community in Ireland
(2008)
Redmond, Jennifer; Trinity College Dublin. School of English; Trinity College Dublin. D...
The Bridge-IT Project: digitally connecting academic research with the wider community in Ireland
(2008)
Redmond, Jennifer; Trinity College Dublin. School of English; Trinity College Dublin. Department of Electrronic and Electrical Engineering; Trinity College Dublin. Library
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The Bridge-IT Project will interview older men and women in Ireland using multimedia technologies. The data generated from the interviews will be used to produce experimental and highly innovative content that will be hosted on a website dedicated to the project. The results of the experimentation will be introduced at an exhibition, Bridge-IT Live.
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/20819
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A tripartite investigation of the Gold Market : pricing influences, intraday patterns and daily seasonality
(2007)
Tully, Edel
A tripartite investigation of the Gold Market : pricing influences, intraday patterns and daily seasonality
(2007)
Tully, Edel
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THESIS 8280
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/76968
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Neo-corporatism, new realism and social partnership in Ireland 1970-1999
(2000)
McGinley, Jack
Neo-corporatism, new realism and social partnership in Ireland 1970-1999
(2000)
McGinley, Jack
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THESIS 5422
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/77204
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CIO perspectives of their role in information systems strategy : an application of grounded theory in a health care context
(2007)
Cunningham, Nigel Jeremy
CIO perspectives of their role in information systems strategy : an application of grounded theory in a health care context
(2007)
Cunningham, Nigel Jeremy
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THESIS 8146
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/77128
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Rediscovering quality through grounded theory
(2002)
Dwyer, Graham John
Rediscovering quality through grounded theory
(2002)
Dwyer, Graham John
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THESIS 6765
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/77138
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Essays on environmental shocks and economic development
(2013)
McDermott, Thomas K. J.
Essays on environmental shocks and economic development
(2013)
McDermott, Thomas K. J.
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THESIS 9940
This thesis investigates the effects of environmental shocks, in the form of natural disasters and rainfall volatility, on economic development. I pursue both theoretical and empirical investigations of these issues. In Chapters 2 and 3, I present theoretical analyses of the impacts of disaster shocks on investment in physical and human capital, respectively. I show that the investment response to disasters depends on access to credit, and that where access to credit is problematic, investment will not fully compensate for the destruction of assets due to the disaster event. I also conduct empirical analysis of the effects of disasters for economic growth and for education and health outcomes, at a macro level, i.e. using country-level data. My analysis is based on a panel of data that covers 170 countries, for the period 1979-2007 and includes data on thousands of disaster events. I find, in contrast to some of the existing literature on the economics of natural dis...
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/78084
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Firm level multinationality in international business and finance
(2009)
Berrill, Jenny
Firm level multinationality in international business and finance
(2009)
Berrill, Jenny
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THESIS 8819
The Multinational Corporation (MNC) is one of the most important concepts in international business (IB) and international finance (IF). However, there is no commonly and widely agreed definition of what constitutes an MNC and no classification system for the many types of MNCs that exist. This lack of definitional consistency has curtailed theoretical advances and caused confusion in comparing the results of empirical studies. This thesis proposes a matrix of multinationality that can aid scholars to overcome the problems resulting from a lack of comparability in studies of the MNC. This matrix forms part of a broader taxonomic classification of firms. This taxonomic classification system uses six high-level descriptors; type (public, private listed, private unlisted), industry (SIC codes), age (years, based on the date of incorporation), size (sales), location (country of headquarters), and degree of internationalisation (a matrix of multinationality based on the b...
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/78281
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Approaches to IS strategic planning in public sector organisations
(2007)
Boyer, Jorge Diaz Padilla
Approaches to IS strategic planning in public sector organisations
(2007)
Boyer, Jorge Diaz Padilla
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THESIS 8109
The strategic planning of information systems (IS) involves the development of functional-level IS strategies which contain activities and applications to assist an organisation in managing the IS area, executing its business plans and achieving its business goals. Previous research has demonstrated that it is necessary that the IS strategies are strongly synchronised with the overall business strategies. However, not only have these studies been undertaken in the private sector, but due to a large number of organisations with an inadequate synchronisation situation, there is still a need to further understand how to carry out the process, especially in the public sector. Therefore, in order to detail the synchronisation?s nature and recognise the reasons for its accomplishment, an investigation and research question were proposed with the objective of explaining why and how public sector organisations synchronise their business and IS strategies.
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/78285
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Developing a framework for partnership between organisations that provide nursing and midwifery education
(2006)
Casey, Mary
Developing a framework for partnership between organisations that provide nursing and midwifery education
(2006)
Casey, Mary
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THESIS 7980
This study is about the development of a framework for partnership between organisations that provide nursing and midwifery education. Within this partnership context, there is an onus of accountability on professional providers and on those who educate them in third-level educational organisations, which is predicated on the public perception of trust. It carries assumptions about the competence and safety of professional practitioners and the quality of their skills. This relates to determinants about (a) fitness for practice, which is a statutory public safety requirement of An Bord Altranais; (b) fitness for award in terms of meeting the academic requirements of the third level educational organisation; and (c) fitness for purpose in relation to doing the work employers expect of a qualified practitioner. But a health system cannot necessarily take responsibility for the acquisition of a body of knowledge and skills that it did not develop. Therefore there has to...
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/78306
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A typology for strategic supply-chain management : bridging the gap between operations and strategy
(2007)
Connolly, Kate Phillips
A typology for strategic supply-chain management : bridging the gap between operations and strategy
(2007)
Connolly, Kate Phillips
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THESIS 8264
Over the last decade, supply-chain management (SCM), a field that emerged from the operational areas of purchasing and logistics, has become a focal area in business studies. However, efforts to move SCM from an operational to a more strategic perspective typically stop at the design, or operations strategy level, and it has proven difficult to move SCM to a strategic perspective. Led by operations and operations strategy researchers and practitioners, tremendous efforts have been made to develop management tools for the strategic adoption of SCM. However, despite findings of substantial benefits accruing to those firms that do develop their SCM capabilities, researchers report very low take-up of strategic SCM. This research explores the apparent paradox of the poor take-up of a strategic tool that has had high- profile success, and attempts to fiirther the evolution of SCM theory.
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/78318
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Environmental considerations within manufacturing strategy
(2008)
Crowe, D?irdre
Environmental considerations within manufacturing strategy
(2008)
Crowe, D?irdre
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THESIS 8506
This thesis examines innovative entrepreneurial firms and their engagement in environmental management in the context of sustainable development. The interrelationships of environmental management with innovation and other strategic processes are studied in order to gain insights on current necessary resources, capabilities and motivations and to inform future orientation of firms towards sustainable development. The thesis begins with a discussion on sustainable development and the role of innovation. Environmental management in organisations is embedded in the concept of sustainable development. The central role played by organisations in sustainable development as well as in innovation is discussed. Approaches to study sustainable development include: ecological modernisation theory, industrial ecology, the systems approach and the role of innovation. These approaches are discussed. The role of innovation in reaching sustainable development is highlighted and, dra...
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/78330
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How external management consultants add value in IS strategy in the public sector
(2009)
Cussen, Edmond J.
How external management consultants add value in IS strategy in the public sector
(2009)
Cussen, Edmond J.
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THESIS 8759
Information systems (IS) can transform an organisation and there are now many business models which are fiindamentally defined by technology. Despite the success stories, IS initiatives have been prone to failures which are exemplified by public sector experience in the USA where losses due to IS failures have exceeded $50 billion in a single year. Private and public sector organisations have typically made IS investment and resourcing decisions on the basis of IS strategies which have, understandably, been an area of focus for academic IS researchers over several decades. Research in the IS field has shown that failures in IS strategy are rarely attributable to technology. Failure is much more likely to stem from people or process issues. Against this background, it is striking that academic research in IS strategy formation has focused to a far greater extent on the methodologies and tools used in IS strategy formation and has paid far less attention to the partici...
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/78338
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Returns and information flow in futures markets and their relation to the behaviour of volatility and symmetry measures : an analysis utilizing VAR and GARCH modelling
(2009)
Eastman, Alexander Miles
Returns and information flow in futures markets and their relation to the behaviour of volatility and symmetry measures : an analysis utilizing VAR and GARCH modelling
(2009)
Eastman, Alexander Miles
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THESIS 8730
This dissertation examines the behaviour of futures returns and change in volume (information flow) across a wide selection of market sectors encompassing multiple contracts within each sector. The contracts examined represent agriculture, currency, industrial, equity, and interest rate market sectors allowing broad analyses to be performed.
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/78368
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A study of the internationalisation of indigenous Irish software technology firms
(2008)
Garvey, Deirdre
A study of the internationalisation of indigenous Irish software technology firms
(2008)
Garvey, Deirdre
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THESIS 8338
This research is a study of the factors influencing the internationalisation of indigenous Irish software technology firms. It is a three phased study - phase one: an initial exploratory study, phase two: an in-depth case study and phase three: an inductive study. The primary research question is ?what factors influence internationalisation of the firm?" with subsidiary research questions developed at each phase of the research. The following is a summary of the research: Phase one was an exploratory study of the indigenous Irish software technology sector. The objective of this initial study was to gain insight into the key factors influencing the internationalisation of the firms in the indigenous software technology industry and gain some sector specific data. It also provided firm data as an input to case selection in phase two. The phase one study found evidence of ?Born Global? firms within the Irish indigenous sector. The key findings of the study were pr...
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/78393
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Understanding stakeholders : towards a theory of responsiveness in organizations
(2003)
Jacobs, Claus
Understanding stakeholders : towards a theory of responsiveness in organizations
(2003)
Jacobs, Claus
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THESIS 7146
This study investigates the nature of responsiveness in organizations and its relation to dialogue as a reflective mode of conversation. Responsiveness as a theme emerged from the practical experience of the author in an organization development project with a residential care provider for people with physical and sensory disabilities. While consulting strategy, stakeholder management and organizational learning literature acknowledges the relevance of responsiveness, none of the approaches proposes a comprehensive concept of responsiveness and its implications for communication with stakeholders. The implicit model of responsiveness in all three literatures consists in a reactive, behaviorist stimulus-response model. Therefore, it is suggested to explore dialogue as an appropriate conversational mode that holds promise to facilitate reflective conversations with and among stakeholders. The process quality of responsiveness and dialogue requires an interpretive case ...
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/78433
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The demise of voluntarism in the Irish system of industrial relations
(2007)
King, Martin
The demise of voluntarism in the Irish system of industrial relations
(2007)
King, Martin
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THESIS 8153
Ireland?s system of industrial relations has traditionally been described as voluntarist in nature. The literature indicates that industrial relations rules and rule-making processes can take a variety of forms in different systems and environments. The Irish system is characterised as one in which the actors largely established their own procedural and substantive rules through the social institution of collective bargaining, with minimal intervention of the state and the law, except for the provision by the state of a number of third party agencies. The agencies underpinned collective bargaining and assisted disputing parties in reaching mutually acceptable collective bargaining outcomes, and established a kind of voluntary law or common rule on a norms and precedents basis.
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/78454
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Subsequent FDI in China : an empirical analysis
(2008)
Liu, Chang
Subsequent FDI in China : an empirical analysis
(2008)
Liu, Chang
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THESIS 8604
This dissertation has two major objectives. One is to find out what factors influence the intensity of foreign investors' subsequent investment in China. The other is to find out what factors influence MNEs location determinants in China's hinterland. The methodology: Three sets of data are collected to analyze the research objectives; one is the cross section data in Chapter 4, with the intensity of investment contributed by the foreign party as the dependent variable and some explaining variables as divided by three levels (firm, location and international level). A cross section multiple linear regression analysis was conducted to find out what factors influence the intensity of foreign investors' subsequent investment in China. The second set of data use 16 socioeconomic variables that were classified into three aspects: economic, infrastructure and labour quality (data of 2005) to ascertain 18 hinterland provinces' strength and weakness in e...
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/78467
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