• Introduction (Vol.2, Iss.1) 

  Keary, Brian (Department of Sociology, University of Limerick, 2009-11)

  Over the last few decades and with increasing rapidity the elite of the developed world, largely western, male and white have been forced into the realisation that society as it is presently constituted is not viable.This ...
• Responding effectively to domestic burglary: A critique of the criminal justice (burglary of dwellings)Act 2015 

  Kiely, Tom; Leahy, Susan (Round Hall, 2017)

  This article analyses the Criminal Justice (Burglary of Dwellings) Act 2015. Written from the author’s respective experiences as criminal law practitioner and legal academic, the article seeks to highlight the limited ...
• Socheolas Limerick Student Journal of Sociology 

  Unknown author (Department of Sociology, University of Limerick, 2009-04)
• Social exclusion and the plight of asylum seekers living in Ireland 

  McDonnell, Ruth (Department of Sociology, University of Limerick, 2009-04)

  This paper examines the term social exclusion and how it has been conceptualised and operationalised within society. The expression has become a key issue for contemporary governance in understanding disadvantage, and in ...
• The Irish welfare state:closer to Boston than Berlin? 

  Schafer, Mathilde (Department of Sociology, University of Limerick, 2009-04)

  In many western countries the concept of the welfare state is not, in itself, in crisis. This is because the idea of supporting their own society-members is not up for debate, however, the way of providing that support is. ...

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