Until relatively recently, research on migration to the Republic of Ireland has been limited to
a handful of texts. As immigration into Ireland has increased over the last decade, so has the …

This paper considers how first‐generation immigrant children contribute to processes of
capital accumulation through their negotiation and positioning in Irish schools. Drawing on …

Immigration is increasing racial, ethnic, cultural, linguistics, and religious diversity in nations
around the world, which is challenging existing concepts of citizenship and citizenship …

Migration-people moving in as immigrants, around as migrants, and out as emigrants-is a
major theme of Irish history. This is the first book to offer both a survey of the last four …

Irish society has experienced unprecedented demographic change since the turn of the
twenty-first century, and increasingly, educators are facing the prospect of having to respond …

Human societies are racially stratified; why is this and what are the implications? If migration
is the reason for racial inequality in the labour market, then all persons of migrant …

With this paper we present findings from a cultural studies project that aims to illuminate and
define the various, sometimes overlapping, conceptions of diversity in public educational …

This article discusses the case of Shekinah Egan, an Irish Muslim girl who asked to be
allowed to wear the hijab to school. It traces the media and government response to her …

Coinciding with the so-called 'Celtic Tiger'boom of the 1990s, Ireland experienced a
momentous shift in long-standing patterns of migration, with significant in-migration and an …

Ireland is a place profoundly shaped by migration. In A Book of Migrations, her wonderful
travel account, Rebecca Solnit uses Ireland as a site to reflect on the meaning of identity and …