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This study challenges traditional notions of the formation of Irish social policy which cast the process in terms of a progression from barbarism to enlightenment. Identifies and uses working-class sources where they are available, as well as the views of the ruling elite. The first three chapters deal with the colonial period from 1600-1922. The last four chapters address social policy in post-Independence Ireland, including the welfare system as experienced by the poor, right up to 1990. Other Irish & Ireland: All Subjects Books 2007 – New Voices in Irish Literary Criticism: Ireland in Theory 1995 – The Life and Writings of James Owen Hannay ( George A. Birmingham), 1865-1950 2011 – SOCIOLOGICAL AND SPIRITUAL ASPECTS OF PALLIATIVE CARE IN IRELAND: Understandings of a Good Death
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