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Re-imagining Imprisonment in Europ...
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After the Housing Bubble

Re-imagining Imprisonment in Europe - 5 - 7 September 2012

An international conference with presentations from leading academics, policy makers and practitioners, taking place in Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland. This is a ‘Call for Papers/Workshops’ announcement. "Conference

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Reaping the Harvest? 50 years after Vatican II

In this short series, three of Ireland’s leading theologians will talk about the relevance of the Vatican Council for the issues facing today’s Church, and

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Diary date: major conference on health service reform to be held March 8th

Together with the Adelaide Hospital Society and TASC, the Jesuit Centre for Faith and Justice will be hosting a major one-day conference - Health Service

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After the Housing Bubble

98,000+ households in need of housing, a rise in the number of people becoming homeless, shortage in emergency accommodation and an increase in mortgage debt. These

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An online education initiative designed to engage young people in some of the critical social issues facing Ireland today.

Facts and analysis of social and economic issues.

Key Issues

The Future of Europe: Uniting Vision, Values, and Citizens? (2006)

Edited by The Jesuit Centre for Faith and Justice

This explores many of the key issues facing the EU: Is there a European identity? What role can Christian values play in furthering European integration? Can Europe retain its current social model while pursuing economic progress in a highly globalised environment? How can the EU respond justly to the challenges of development, migration and asylum?

Contributors include An Taoiseach, Bertie Ahern TD, Archbishop Diarmuid Martin, Peter Sutherland, Doris Peschke, and David Begg.

You can read selected extracts of the book in pdf format here:

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