Titlebook: Reflections on Irish Criminology; Conversations with C Orla Lynch,Yasmine Ahmed,Kevin Hosford Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and T

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,In Conversation with Dr Jennifer O’Mahoney,mother and baby homes). In addressing such issues, Dr O’Mahoney stresses the importance of the application of a . where narrative psychology allows for the survivor to disclose their experiences of abuse in the institutions, without disempowering them through forcing upon them a pre-existing system of expectations.

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In Conversation with Prof. Mary Rogan, to understand how policy is experienced on the ground. Finally, Prof. Rogan speaks about her work informing, reviewing and creating policy based on her own and others’ research and the importance of this role as an academic and the potential for positive change that can come from such involvement.

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Criminology in Ireland, the Rise of a Discipline,, we document their influences and their partnerships, their innovations and their ideologies. Through understanding where the contributors are coming from we understand better how and why they are where they are.

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xplores the future trajectories of Criminology.Looks at how .This book explores the development of the discipline of Criminology on the island of Ireland, through conversations with leading criminologists. Adding depth and breadth to the understandings of this growing discipline, leading scholars di

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,In Conversation with Prof. Maggie O’Neill,sing research methods with intervention potential, and not only aimed at understanding, but at social change. Prof. O Neill goes on to speak about the need to develop a subject to subject relationship in research in which not only the content of what is shared is important, but also the analysis of the conjuncture in which such sharing happens.