Book Details
Format
eBook
Pages
368
Language
English
Published
Oct 16, 2019
Publisher
Peter Lang Ltd, International Academic Publishers
ISBN-10
1789972892
ISBN-13
9781789972894
Description
In this insightful exploration, Eamon Maher, Eugene O’Brien, and Brian Lucey delve into the multifaceted legacy of the Celtic Tiger era in Ireland. They examine how rapid economic growth transformed Irish society, touching on both its vibrant cultural advancements and the challenges that arose in its wake. This reflection is not merely historical; it is an analysis of how these changes continue to shape contemporary Ireland.
Through a blend of academic research and personal narratives, the authors invite readers to grapple with the contradictions of this transformative period. They highlight the societal shifts that accompanied the economic boom, including changes in identity, values, and community structures. By weaving together various perspectives, the book crafts a rich tapestry of Irish life during and after the Celtic Tiger.
Overall, this work serves as both a cautionary tale and a celebration of resilience. The authors remind us that while prosperity brought numerous opportunities, it also led to pitfalls that are still pertinent today. Their thoughtful investigation encourages a deeper understanding of Ireland's past and its ongoing evolution.
Through a blend of academic research and personal narratives, the authors invite readers to grapple with the contradictions of this transformative period. They highlight the societal shifts that accompanied the economic boom, including changes in identity, values, and community structures. By weaving together various perspectives, the book crafts a rich tapestry of Irish life during and after the Celtic Tiger.
Overall, this work serves as both a cautionary tale and a celebration of resilience. The authors remind us that while prosperity brought numerous opportunities, it also led to pitfalls that are still pertinent today. Their thoughtful investigation encourages a deeper understanding of Ireland's past and its ongoing evolution.
Genres
Contemporary