Browsing The Economic and Social Review, Vol. 17, No. 1, October, 1985 by Date of Publication
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Intermarriage, conflict and social control in Ireland - the decree 'ne temere'
(Economic & Social Studies, Dublin, 1985)The decree `Ne temere? of 1908 by which the Roman Catholic Church has, until recently, governed the marriage of one of its members to someone who is not a Roman Catholic has had attributed to it a number of deleterious ... -
The balance of payments as a monetary phenomenon - a review and consideration of Irish evidence 1960-1978
(Economic & Social Studies, Dublin, 1985)This paper briefly sketches alternative approaches to balance of payments theory and notes the salient features of `the? monetary approach. Some alternative models associated with the monetary approach are distinguished ... -
Impact of EEC enlargement on Ireland trade in manufactured goods
(Economic & Social Studies, Dublin, 1985)The study examines the likely impact on Ireland's trade in manufactures of the accessions of Greece, Portugal and Spain to the EECSITC3-digit trade data (for 1978-1983) for manufactures are used to compute two indices: ... -
Impact of EEC enlargement on Ireland trade in manufactured goods
(Economic & Social Studies, Dublin, 1985)The study examines the likely impact on Ireland's trade in manufactures of the accessions of Greece, Portugal and Spain to the EECSITC3-digit trade data (for 1978-1983) for manufactures are used to compute two indices: ... -
Some family characteristics of Irish juvenile-offenders
(Economic & Social Studies, Dublin, 1985)Two matched groups are compared, 100 industrial trainees and 870 juvenile offenders, who comprised the total population of Ireland's one Juvenile Open Centre during a 4-year period. Variables examined include family size, ...
