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Our aim is to promote social justice both locally and globally, using interdisciplinary, feminist and egalitarian approaches to learning.

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Utilitarianism and Secondary Principles

Baker, John (Wiley-Blackwell, 1971-01)
Playing the Language Game Game

Baker, John (Philosophy Documentation Center, 1981-03)
Mills Captivating Proof and the Foundations of Ethics

Baker, John (Florida State University, Department of Philosophy, 1980)
Crime and Punishment in Dundalk. The Transportation of Irish Women in 19th Century Ireland: A Case History

Nolan, Blathnaid (University College Dublin. School of Social Justice. Women's Studies, 2012-09)

This article focuses on the tale of two sisters, Margaret and Judith Byrne, who were arrested in Dundalk for the larceny of a pair of shoes, transferred to Grange Gorman Lane, transportation depot, and disposed of on the ...
Invisible Farmers: the Role of Irish Women in the National Farmers’ Association, Farmers’ Rights Campaign of the 1960s.

Gibbons, Mary (University College Dublin. School of Social Justice. Women's Studies, 2012-09)

This article examines the role of Irish farmwomen during the National Farmers’ Association, Farmers’ Rights Campaign, which took place in 1966-67. It shows the “invisible” role that these women played during this campaign. ...