Making the difference? : the Irish Labour Party, 1912-2012
By: edited by Paul Daly, Rónán O'Brien & Paul Rouse
Contributors: Murphy, William, 1974-
Publisher: The Collins Press
Published: 2012
Place of publication: Doughcloyne, Wilton, Cork
Language: eng
Number of pages: 246
ISBN-13: 9781848891425
Subjects: Politics and government; Political parties; Labour Party (Ireland); History
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (pages 226-238) and index.
Table of contents: title: A various and contentious country: Ireland in 1912 / William Murphy; title: A divided house: the Irish Trades Union Congress and the origins of the Irish Labour Party / Rónán O'Brien; title: In the shadow of the national question / Michael Laffan; title: Labour and Dáil Éireann, 1922-32 / Ciara Meehan; title: Forging a better world: socialists and international politics in the early twentieth century / William Mulligan; title: "If it's socialism you want, join some other party": Labour and the Left / Niamh Puirséil; title: Labour  and the pursuit of power / Paul Daly; title: "No good Catholic can be a true Socialist": the Labour Party and the Catholic Church, 1922-52 / Diarmaid Ferriter; title: "A particular view of what was possible": Labour in government  / David McCullagh; title: Labour and the media: the promise of socialism, negative campaigning and the Irish Times / Kevin Rafter; title: Labour and the making of Irish foreigh policy, 1973-77 / Eunan O'Halpin; title: Labour and Europe: from no to yes / Stephen Collins; title: Ireland's journey to the third way: the hi-social model? / Jane Suiter; title: Labour and the liberal agenda / Ivana Bacik; title: The second century of Labour / Eamon Gilmore.