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F. Fraschini,M. Falchi,V. Copponi the size of profits to be made in the country (., 2014). The Irish state has long adopted a subservient attitude towards corporate interests, a trend that has been intensified since 2008 when the economic crisis began. Thus, this book argues that Ireland’s political economy is best conceived as neo

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Developments in Applied Spectroscopyo strengthen their position vis-à-vis ordinary people. This task, however, requires a considerable amount of ideological work in order to contain popular opposition to policies that are not in the common interest and to induce a certain amount of consent — tacit or active — from the population. We a

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Developments in Applied Spectroscopyeoliberal response to the crisis has had particularly negative effects on the quality of health care and its accessibility. The chapter also makes the more fundamental point that the system has always been organised in a way that has favoured elites to the detriment of ordinary people, which means t

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Mary Jo Ingram,C. Adrian M. Hogbenayed out under post-crash labour market ‘reform’ and ‘restructuring’. The next section describes how, since 2008, labour has been attacked consistently and heavily subdued under government-led post-crash crisis resolution policies where pay and working conditions have been eroded in an attempt to di

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