In this section, we showcase some of the books authored and edited by members of our academic team.
To view other publications by staff within our department, you can do so by visiting a staff member's profile on the Our People page.
Maynooth University Department of Sociology
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Sociology of Ireland. 4th edition
By Share, P. Dr. (Sligo IT), Corcoran, M. P. Prof. (MU) and Conway, B. Dr. (MU)
Rundale: Settlement, society and farming
Dr. Eamon Slater, Dr. Eoin O'Flaherty & Dr. Clodagh O'Malley Gannon contribute
The Changing Worlds and Workplaces of Capitalism
Edited by Behling, F., Flaherty, E., Ó Riain, S., Ciccia, R. (Eds.)
New: Cherry Blossom Dreams: Racial Eligibility Rules, Hapas and Japanese American Beauty Pageants
Written by Dr. Rebecca C. King-O’Riain
The Irish Welfare State in the 21st century
Edited by Murphy, Mary P., (MU) and Dukelow, Fiona (UCC)
NEW: The Dublin Docker: Working Lives of Dublin’s Deep-Sea Port
By Dr. Aileen O'Carroll (MU) and Don Bennett (UCD)
Church, state and social science in Ireland. Knowledge institutions and the rebalancing of power, 1937–73
By Dr. Peter Murray (MU) and Maria Feeney (MU)
Ireland under Austerity: Neoliberal crisis, Neoliberal solutions
Edited by Dr. Colin Coulter (MU) and Angela Nagle
The Right in Latin America. Elite Power, Hegemony and the Struggle for the State
By Dr. Barry Cannon
Family rhythms. The changing textures of family life in Ireland
By Jane Gray, Ruth Geraghty and David Ralph
Water and Development. Good Governance after Neoliberalism
By Ronaldo Munck, Narathius Asingwire, Honor Fagan (MU), and Consolata Kabonesa
Feminist NGOs and the European Union: Contracting Opportunities and Strategic Response
By Dr. Pauline Cullen
Civil Society and Urban Agriculture in Europe
Co-edited by Prof. Mary P. Corcoran (MU) and Dr. Joelle Salomon Cavin, Univ. of Lausanne
Urban Allotment Gardens in Europe
Edited by Simon Bell, Runrid Fox-Kämper, Nazila Keshavarz, Mary Benson (MU), Silvio Caputo, Susan Noori, Annette Voigt
Publication Month Showcase
The 1st of March is World Book Day. Throughout March we will showcase staff publications in this space.