Professor Tom Turner, Department of Work and Employment Studies, University of Limerick. Ireland is relatively unique in a European context in the absence of an established right-wing populist part…

This webinar will focus on a study that examined whether targeted monetary incentives improved survey participation among under‑represented groups in the Opinions and Lifestyle Survey (OPN).

Information and Communication Technology (ICT) enhance flexibility but blurs work–life boundaries—a phenomenon termed the “autonomy paradox.”

Republic has one of the lowest proportions of adults reporting they had no religion, at 32 per cent

Information and Communication Technology (ICT) enhance flexibility but blurs work–life boundaries—a phenomenon termed the “autonomy paradox.” Using the European Social Survey Round 10, we investiga...

The current report presents findings of a research project that explored attitudes towards welfare and redistributive policies among Irish residents.