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Austerity and Irish local government expenditure since the Great Recession pp. 1-24: Turley Gerard, Stephen McNena and Robbins Geraldine
Tracing the evolution and development of a senior management network in a government organisation: The case of the Environmental Protection Agency pp. 27-48: McDonagh Joe, Burke Laura and O’Leary Gerard
A century of Irish parliamentary government pp. 49-59: Finnegan Peter and MacCarthaigh Muiris
The power of the purse pp. 63-90: Cromien Sean
Modes of politicization in the Irish civil service pp. 93-98: Beamish Stephen
Local government in the Republic of Ireland pp. 99-102: Shannon Laura
Envoy Extraordinary: Professor Smiddy of Cork pp. 103-108: Magnetti Jeanne

Contemporary governance in Northern Ireland: Introduction pp. 1-4: Ketola Markus and O’Connor Karl
Consolidating peace: Rethinking the community relations model in Northern Ireland pp. 7-31: Knox Colin and McCrory Seamus
The potential for public value frameworks in Northern Ireland and Ireland pp. 33-54: O’Connor Nat
Gendering the institutional legacies of the Northern Ireland senior civil service pp. 55-74: Rouse Michelle
Brexit and public services in Northern Ireland pp. 77-98: Marnoch Gordon
Playing catch-up? Adult social care in Northern Ireland pp. 99-115: Chapman Alexandra

Introduction pp. 1-5: Sirr Lorcan
An absence of rights: Homeless families and social housing marketisation in Ireland pp. 9-31: Hearne Rory and Murphy Mary
Ireland’s housing crisis – The case for a European cost rental model pp. 33-57: Healy Tom and Goldrick-Kelly Paul
Collaborative housing and blockchain pp. 59-82: Nasarre-Aznar Sergio
Regulation of housing quality in Ireland: What can be learned from food safety? pp. 83-108: Fhloinn Deirdre Ní
The limited rights of residential licensees in Ireland: A case for carefully targeted legal reform pp. 109-132: Skeffington Patricia Sheehy
Service charge collection in multi-unit developments pp. 135-152: McKeown Adele and Sirr Lorcan
Demography is destiny: Strategic planning and housing in Ireland pp. 153-177: Hughes Brian
Market-led housing supply and the lure of demand stimulants in the UK pp. 179-191: Bentley Daniel

Political developments, 2017 pp. 1-8: O’Donnell Hugh
Civil service, 2017 pp. 9-16: Shannon Laura
Local government, 2017 pp. 17-23: Quinn Bríd
Health services, 2017 pp. 25-30: O’Riordan Joanna
Justice, 2017 pp. 31-46: Black Lynsey
Education, 2017 pp. 47-57: O’Donnell Orla
State-owned enterprise sector, 2017 pp. 59-68: Dónal Palcic and Eoin Reeves
European Union, 2017 pp. 69-81: Malone Margaret Mary
Introduction: Rethinking Irish Economic Development pp. 85-87: O’Leary Eoin and Egeraat Chris van
Planning Ireland to 2040: How to address our economic development policy weaknesses pp. 89-105: O’Leary Eoin
Rethinking Irish cluster policy pp. 107-128: Egeraat Chris van and Doyle Eleanor
Reflections on rent-seeking in Ireland and its bus industry pp. 129-146: Barrett Sean
The official history of the cabinet secretaries. The cabinet office, 1916–2016: The birth of modern government pp. 149-154: McCarthy Dermot
Public sector reform in Ireland: Countering crisis pp. 155-158: Adshead Maura

Introduction pp. 1-9: Murphy Mary P.
Examining emerging new employment forms and potential positive and negative effects on working and employment conditions pp. 11-20: Mandl Irene
Digital economy and the future of social security pp. 21-30: Konkolewsky Hans-Horst
Ireland’s low learning trap pp. 31-38: Riain Seán Ó
Measuring the Sustainable Development Goals: What does it mean for Ireland? pp. 41-71: MacFeely Steve
The Central Bank’s harmonised competitiveness indicators: Users beware pp. 73-82: Barry Frank
The Patient Survey Programme: Transforming the patient experience in Irish healthcare pp. 83-99: Byers Vivienne, Fahey Daragh, Mullins Carol and Roe Carol
Towards the era of lifelong learning: A history of Irish education 1800–2016 pp. 103-106: Curry John
Austerity and recovery in Ireland: Europe’s poster child and the great recession pp. 107-110: Eaton David
Theory and practice of public sector reform pp. 111-114: Lughmani Sheema

How policy and budget proofing can advance human rights and equality in Ireland pp. 1-13: Murphy Mary P.
Gender budgeting in Scotland: A work in progress pp. 17-39: O’Hagan Angela
Learning lessons from local social/poverty impact assessment pp. 41-58: McInerney Chris
Maximising available resources: Equality and human rights proofing Irish fiscal policy pp. 59-80: Murphy Mary P.
Human rights and fiscal oversight: A case study of the Northern Ireland 2011–15 budget pp. 83-99: O’Connell Rory
Gender budgeting in Europe: What can we learn from best practice? pp. 101-121: Quinn Sheila
Poverty proofing – An evolutionary process towards poverty reduction pp. 123-139: Johnston Helen
A duty to value: Implementing the public sector equality and human rights duty pp. 141-158: Crowley Niall

Democratic revolution? Evaluating the political and administrative reform landscape after the economic crisis pp. 1-12: Reidy Theresa and Buckley Fiona
The Irish legislative gender quota: The first election pp. 15-35: Brennan Mary and Buckley Fiona
Dáil reforms since 2011: Pathway to power for the ‘puny’ parliament? pp. 37-57: Lynch Catherine, O’Malley Eoin, Reidy Theresa, Farrell David M. and Suiter Jane
The effect of parliamentary reforms (2011–16) on the Oireachtas committee system pp. 59-87: Lynch Catherine
‘Insufficient critique’ – The Oireachtas Banking Inquiry and the media pp. 89-107: Rafter Kevin
Reforming local government: Must it always be democracy versus efficiency? pp. 109-126: Quinlivan Aodh
Lobbying regulation in Ireland: Fool’s errand or finest hour? pp. 127-144: Murphy Gary
Reforming the Irish public service: A multiple streams perspective pp. 145-164: MacCarthaigh Muiris
Political-administrative relations: The role of political advisers pp. 165-182: Connaughton Bernadette

Political developments, 2016 pp. 1-8: O’Donnell Hugh
Civil service, 2016 pp. 9-17: Shannon Laura
Local government, 2016 pp. 19-27: Quinn Bríd
Health services, 2016 pp. 29-34: O’Riordan Joanna
Justice, 2016 pp. 35-48: Black Lynsey
Education, 2016 pp. 49-61: Curry John
State agencies and enterprises, 2016 pp. 63-66: MacCarthaigh Muiris
European Union, 2016 pp. 67-79: Malone Margaret Mary
Court-directed mediation in the Irish High Court: Compelling voluntary processes pp. 83-96: Corry Micheál
The civil service and development pp. 107-113: Whitaker T. K.