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Social Attitudes in Northern Ireland: The Ninth Report
Edited by Katrina Lloyd, Paula Devine, Ann Marie Gray and
Deirdre Heenan
Published in 2004 by Pluto
Press, London
ISBN: 0 7453 2156 9 Hardback
This book
is an essential resource on attitudes to social and political
issues in contemporary Northern Ireland. Within this report,
an authoritative group of academics and those involved in
informing policy-making within the community summarise and
interpret data from the annual Northern
Ireland Life and Times survey. Topics explored include
the extent of change in attitudes centred on religion, politics
and community relations. Other topics contribute to the more
general social policy debate and include health, social capital,
lifelong learning, men's issues, culture and attitudes to
work. The
report draws on data from the 2000 and 2001 surveys, as well
as on data from previous years.
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INTRODUCTION
Katrina
Lloyd, Paula Devine, Ann Marie Gray and Deirdre Heenan |
| 1 |
CINDERFELLA
(FINALLY) GOES TO THE BALL
Colin Fowler and Paula Devine |
| 2 |
INFORMATION,
PARTICIPATION AND TRUST IN HEALTH CARE
Ann Marie Gray, Dorothy Whittington and Kate Thompson |
| 3 |
LIFELONG
LEARNING
John Field |
| 4 |
FAMILY
RELATIONS AND SOCIAL NETWORKS IN NORTHERN IRELAND
Mary Daly |
| 5 |
THE
CHANGING WORLD OF WORK
Boyd Black |
| 6 |
CULTURE
IN NORTHERN IRELAND
Deirdre Heenan |
| 7 |
MAKING
A DIFFERENCE? PUBLIC ATTITUDES TO DEVOLUTION
Roger Mac Ginty |
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THE
IMPACT OF DEVOLUTION ON COMMUNITY RELATIONS
Jeremy Harbison and Anna Manwah Lo |
| Appendix
I |
TECHNICAL
DETAILS OF THE SURVEY
Paula Devine |
| Appendix
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NOTES
ON THE TABULATIONS |
| Appendix
III |
USING
LIFE AND TIMES SURVEY DATA |
This book
was launched on 18 February 2004 by Dame Joan Harbison, Chief
Commissioner, Equality Commission for Northern Ireland. View
speech
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