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Staring at the Sun
What Type of News and Information Society do we Need?
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Own, and be attractive
Lessons from 2016 for moribund old media
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Government in thrall to vested interests and risks return to boom and bust
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If not zeal then logic
Human Rights and Equality Commission should force public bodies, led by Education Department, to implement action plan for equality and human rights
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Ireland can be Germark
Ireland can learn Wellbeing from German and Danish practice on Education, Employment, Health and Participation
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Defang Defamation Act
Reform the 2009 Act: recognise intention, eliminate aggravated and punitive damages and juries, cap awards, compensate oppressed journalists and elevate free speech
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Cometh the hour
Brendan Ogle has a vision and a plan, starting with the water campaign
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Haughey cleaned up his own mess
Stephen Kelly’s book is of great value to others who may wish to write full biographies of Haughey in the future
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Ross hits judicial soft spot
The independent Minister should not be swayed from his consistent agenda of reforming the judicial council and the need for a register of interests
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Turmoil over de-institutionalisation
Even ministers wobble on agreed progressive policy of moving people with intellectual disabilities back into the community
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How maths will destroy capitalism
The consumerism-capitalism symbiosis can’t deal with inequality or climate change
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Unclaimed Future
Claiming our Future pioneered cross-sectoral collaboration and creativity and the values of equality, sustainability, accountability, participation, and solidarity but the powerful and the media resisted
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Around 25,000 undocumented people, 2000-5000 of them children, live in Ireland. Their precariousness is an inevitable consequence of a piecemeal immigration system
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Legal change
But the feminist agenda, especially on domestic violence, depends on campaigning and sharing experiences too
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Life experience not needed
Britain’s and Ireland’s Political Class follow predictable careers
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Adventures in British Imperialism
Books by Margaret Urwin, Ann Cadwallader and Ian Cobain illuminate the viciousness of end-of-Empire Britain from Ireland to Kenya
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Genderisory
Not much has changed in NUIG on gender equality, 2 years after successful EAT case
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(Ar)Lean times in North
No more chuckles as Foster flounders and McGuinness weakens
