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Irish Studies in Europe is the title of a series of publications in Irish Studies whose thematic and methodological range goes well beyond literary studies to include aspects of cultural studies in the broadest sense. The main emphasis is, of course, on the island of Ireland (the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland) as well as the Irish diaspora in all aspects of society, history, culture, literature, the arts, and the media.
The "European" dimension suggested by the series title is an indication of a prioritised, but by no means exclusive, concentration on (mainland) European perspectives on Irish Studies. It is hoped that such an "etic" approach, as it were, may contribute a special dimension to the progress of Irish Studies at large and document the variety of European traditions of Irish Studies as inter- and multi-disciplinary fields of research, study, and teaching. Thus, the programme of this series is a deliberate reflection of the objectives of The European Federation of Associations and Centres of Irish Studies (EFACIS), under whose aegis the series is published.
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- 1916 and Irish Literature, Culture & Society: An Introduction (Seán Crosson)
- From the Frying Pan into the Fire: James Connolly and the Transnational Importance of Scottish and Irish Slums (Nils Beese)
- "Changed Utterly": The Shaping of the Modern Irish Labour Movement in the Aftermath of Easter 1916 (Michael C. Connolly)
- Irish Identity Onstage: How Irish Culture, Nationalism, and Rebellion Molded the Abbey Theatre into Ireland's National Theatre (Hannah Wood)
- Musical Statues: Monumentalising Irish Traditional Music (Verena Commins)
- "Our dead shall not have died in vain": The War Poetry of Harry Midgley (Terry Phillips)
- Trans/atlantic Mobilities: Translating Narratives of Irish Resistance (M. Teresa Caneda Cabrera)
- The Changing Symbolism of Greyhound Sports in the Work of Bryan MacMahon (Laurent Daniel)
- Rewriting Irish History (1916-1921) in Popular Culture: Blood upon the Rose and At War with the Empire by Gerry Hunt (Valérie Morisson)
- A Terrible Beauty was Born? Memory, History, and Forgetting in Colm Tóibín's The Heather Blazing and John McGahern's Amongst Women (Claudia Luppino)
- Neil Jordan's The Past: A Journey in Time and Memory (Elena Cotta Ramusino)
- "People mired in history": Sebastian Barry and Cultural Memory in a European Perspective (Donatella Abbate Badin)
- Tom Paulin and Ulster: Subversion or Sabotage? (Joanna Kruczkowska)
- Cleachtas na Scéalaíochta i gCorca Dhuibhne: Cumadh agus Láithriú na Staire Shóisialta i Measc Phobal Traidisiúnta Gaeilge (Eilís Ní Dhúill)
- Women's Political Role in Old and New Ireland: From Marginalization to Gender Quotas (Timothy J. White, Mack Mariani, Fiona Buckley, and Claire McGing)
- Economic Sovereignty in Ireland: A Thing of the Past? (Alan Ahearne)
- "1916 I think impossible to think about without thinking of Yeats and O'Casey": Public Interview with Neil Jordan (Patrick McCabe)
