Ursula Barry
Ursula Barry is an associate professor[1] and social science researcher at the School of Social Justice, University College Dublin. Barry specializes in gender equality and public policy, has authored a wide range of research findings and articles on economic and social policies as well as gender equality issues in Ireland.[2]
She represents Ireland on the EU network of experts on Gender Equality. Barry is also a senior expert on the EU Socioeconomic Network on Non Discrimination.[2] As an editor, she has contributed to "Where are we now: new feminist perspectives on Women in contemporary Ireland".[2]
Works
- Lifting the Lid: Handbook of Facts and Information on Ireland 1986
- Barry, Ursula. Lifting the lid : handbook of facts and information on Ireland. Ireland, Attic Press, 1990.
- Roche, Anne, and Barry, Ursula. Female Work Patterns Over the Life Cycle: Final Report : Ireland. United Kingdom, Manchester School of Management, University of Manchester, Institute of Science and Technology, 1994.
- Barry, Ursula, et al. Information Technology, Impact on the Way of Life: A Selection of Papers from the EEC Conference on the Information Society Held in Dublin, Ireland, 18-20 November 1981. Ireland, Tycooly International, 1982.
See also
References
- ↑ Mon (2021-07-12). "Motherhood special report: Guilt and the cost of care". Irish Examiner. Retrieved 2023-02-22.
|Authors list=missing|2=(help) - ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Women and austerity : the economic crisis and the future for gender equality. Maria Karamessini, Jill Rubery. Milton Park, Abingdon, Oxon. 2014. pp. XVII. ISBN 978-0-415-81536-9. OCLC 824722633. Search this book on
Bibliography
- Whelan, Noel, and Healy, Gráinne. Ireland Says Yes: The Inside Story of How the Vote for Marriage Equality Was Won. Ireland, Irish Academic Press, 2015.
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