Titlebook: Quality of Life in Ireland; Social Impact of Eco Tony Fahey,Helen Russell,Christopher T. Whelan Book 20071st edition Springer Science+Busin

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Ties that Bind? The Social Fabric of Daily Life in New Suburbs,city, but on its periphery. The word ‘suburbs’ refers to those residential areas that are found around the periphery of urban centres. Suburban residents were previously thought to depend upon the urban core for work, shopping, and recreational and cultural pursuits. But this dependence on a centre

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,Gender, Work–Life Balance and Quality of Life,her responsibilities. Undoubtedly, having jobs has improved women’s lives in many ways, raising their living standards and giving them greater economic independence. However, there may be a downside to these gains: women’s quality of life may be under pressure and they may be subject to new forms of

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The Impact of Immigration,f return migration have also occurred. It is only since the exceptional economic growth of the past decade that we have seen large and sustained inflows and that non-Irish immigrants have come to outnumber returning Irish migrants. Our purpose in this chapter is to assess the significance of this ne

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Soaring in the Best of Times?,ues that are central to attempts to assess the qualitative aspects of the development of a society, then look at the results in the book from this perspective, and end with a few personal reflections.

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