In 1983, voters inserted the Eighth Amendment into Ireland's constitution, equating the right
to life of a fetus with that of a pregnant person. Hundreds of thousands of women were …

This article examines the implementation of three of the strategies most commonly used to
de-stigmatise social housing neighbourhoods–built environment refurbishment, poverty …

The involvement of grassroots activist groups in the production of knowledge used to
challenge or inform abortion policy remains underexplored. Despite this, modes of abortion …

The COVID-19 pandemic both relied and placed significant burdens on the experts involved
from research and public health sectors. The sustained high pressure of a pandemic on …

Abstract Background In 2018, the Irish government enacted a liberalised abortion law
permitting expanded access to abortion from January 2019. A dedicated information and …

Stigmatization of public housing neighborhoods is not a widespread problem in Western
Europe but there is evidence that it is a growing problem for both individual public housing …

Culture-led regeneration has long been recognised as a mechanism of re-branding
declining urban areas by providing cultural infrastructure, such as museums, galleries and …

Background Tuberculosis (TB) remains a leading infectious cause of death worldwide. 1, 2
But how do we know this? Two organizations publish annual estimates of the global and …

Abstract In January 2019, the Republic of Ireland implemented a new liberalised abortion
law, paving the way for the systematic provision of legal abortion care for the first time in the …

Holden's contribution to the debate on urban decline offers a personal perspective, based
on his experience of living and working as a regeneration professional in what he calls the …