Dr
Gary Murphy
SELECT PUBLICATIONS
Books
The Lemass Era: Politics
and Society in the Ireland of Seán Lemass, co-edited with Brian
Girvin, UCD Press, 2005, pp.xx + 265
Economic Realignment and the Politics
of EEC Entry, Ireland 1948-1972, Maunsel Press, Bethesda, 2003,
pp.xiv + 279.
Articles
Le caractère
versatile de la gouvernance en Irlande, Télescope, the journal of
Ecole nationale d'administration publique in Quebec, vol.13, no.2, 2007,
pp.22-36.
Assessing the
relationship between neoliberalism and political corruption: The Fianna
Fáil – Progressive Democrat Coalition, 1997 – 2006, Irish Political
Studies, vol. 21 no.2, 2006, pp. 297-317.
'Towards a Corporate State?
Sean Lemass and the Realignment of Interest Groups in the Policy process
1948-1964' , Administration, vol. 51, no. 1-2, 2003, a special edition
of Administration entitled 'Ireland Develops: Administration and
Social Policy 1953-2003', bringing together a selection of the best
articles published in the journal over its 50 year history.
'Mr. Roosevelt is guilty…':
Theodore Roosevelt and the crusade for constitutionalism, 1910 -1912',
Journal of American Studies, vol. 36, no. 3, December 2002, pp.441-457
The Irish Government, the National Farmers
Association and the European Economic Community, 1955-1964, New Hibernia
Review, vol. 6, no. 4, 2002, pp. 68-84.
From guild to union: the evolution of
the Dublin Bricklayers’ Society, 1670-1888 in Saothar, Irish Journal
of Labour History, Vol. 26, 2001. pp.17-24. (With John Hogan, DCU).
Sovereignty and the question of Irish
entry to the EEC, New Evidence from the Archives, in Irish Studies
in International Affairs, Vo.12, 2001, pp.191-202.
'A Culture of Sleaze: Political Corruption
and the Irish Body Politic 1997-2000', in Irish Political Studies,
vol. 15, 2000, pp. 193-200.
‘Towards the Corporate State:
Sean Lemass and the realignment of interest groups in the policy
process, 1948-1964’ in Administration, Spring, 1999, pp. 86-102.
‘The 1997 General Election
in the Republic of Ireland’, in Irish Political Studies, Vol. 13, 1998,
pp. 127-134.
‘Government, Interest Groups and the
Irish Move to Europe, 1957-1963’ in Irish Studies in International
Affairs, Vol. 8, 1997, pp. 57-68.
‘Fostering a Spurious Progeny:
The Trade Union Movement and Europe, 1956-1964’ in Saothar, Irish Journal
of Labour History, Vol. 21, 1996, pp. 61-70.
'Back to the Constitution: Theodore
Roosevelt, William Howard Taft and Republican Party Division, 1910-1912’
in Irish Journal of American Studies, Vol. 4. 1995, pp.109-126
Book Chapters
‘From economic nationalism
to European Union’ in Brian Girvin and Gary Murphy (eds.), The Lemass
Era: Politics and Society in the Ireland of Seán Lemass,
UCD Press, 2005, pp.28-48.
‘Whose Ireland? The Lemass Era’ in Brian
Girvin and Gary Murphy (eds.), The Lemass Era: Politics and Society
in the Ireland of Seán Lemass, UCD Press, 2005, pp.1-11 (with
Brian Girvin).
Payments for No Political Response?
Political Corruption and Tribunals of Inquiry in Ireland, 1991-2003 in
John Garrard and James Newell (eds.), Scandals in Past and Contemporary
Politics, Manchester University Press, 2005,
‘Ireland’ in Transparency International,
Global
Corruption Report 2005, Pluto Press, 2005, pp.162-165.
Interest groups in the policy process’
in John Coakley & Michael Gallagher (eds.) Politics in the Republic
of Ireland, 4th ed., Routledge, 2004, pp.352-383
'An exercise that had to be undertaken':
the Marshall Plan and the genesis of Ireland's involvement in European
integration, in Till Geiger and Michael Kennedy (eds), Ireland,
Europe and the Marshall Plan, Four Courts Press, 2004, pp. 81-101.
The Background to the election in Michael
Gallagher, Michael Marsh and Paul Mitchell eds, How Ireland Voted 2002,
Palgrave, 2003, pp. 1-20.
Pluralism and the politics of morality
in Maura Adshead and Michelle Millar (eds), Public Administration and
Public Policy in Ireland: Theory and Methods, Routledge, 2003,
pp. 20-36.
'The view from Merrion Square:
the American Embassy in Ireland, 1956-66' in Hiram Morgan (ed) Information,
media and power through the ages, UCD Press, 2001, pp.245-258.
‘"A wider perspective": Ireland’s view
of Western Europe in the 1950s’, in Michael Kennedy & Joseph Skelly
(eds.) Irish Foreign Policy, 1919-1969: From independence to internationalism,
Four Courts Press, 2000, pp. 247-264.
‘The role of interest groups in the
policy process’ in John Coakley & Michael Gallagher (eds.) Politics
in the Republic of Ireland, 3rd ed., Routledge, 1999, pp.271-293.
Other Publications
Review of Tom Garvin, Preventing the
Future: Why was Ireland so poor for so long?; Nationalist Revolutionaries
in Ireland, 1858-1928; The Evolution of Irish Nationalist Politics; 1922:
The Birth of Irish Democracy, Irish Political Studies, vol. 20: no
3, 2005, pp.367-369.
Review of Mervyn O’Driscoll, Ireland,
Germany and the Nazis: Politics and Diplomacy, 1919-1939, Irish Political
Studies, vol.19: no 1, 2004, pp.106-109.
Review of Robert Brennan, Ireland Standing
Firm and Eamon de Valera: A Memoir, Richard H.Rupp (ed.), Irish Political
Studies, vol.18: no 2, 2003, pp.107-108.
Review of Rosin Doherty, Ireland, Neutrality
and European Security Integration, Political Studies Review, 2003,
available online at www.politicalstudies.org/review
Review of James Dunkerley, Americana: The
Americas in the world about 1850, The Recorder: The Journal of the
American Irish Historical Society, vol.16, no.2, 2003, pp.164-167.
Review of Brian Girvin, From Union to
Union: Nationalism, Democracy and Religion in Ireland – Act of Union to
EU, Irish Political Studies, vol.18, no.1, 2003, pp.133-134.
‘Are they all corrupt?’ Review
of Neil Collins and Mary O’Shea,
Understanding Corruption in Irish Politics,
in Magill magazine, March 2001.
Review of Michael Marsh and Paul Mitchell
(eds.), How Ireland Voted 1997, in Irish Political Studies, Vol.
14, 1999, pp. 187-189.
Towards A Corporate State: Seán
Lemass and the realignment of interest groups in the policy process, 1948-1964’
Dublin City University Business School Research Paper, 23, 1996-1997, pp.
1-14.
‘Ireland, the EEC and NATO, 1957-1964,’
in Nicholas Rees & Ben Tonra (eds.), Aspects of Europe, Conference
Proceedings, Irish Association for Contemporary European Studies, 1997,
pp. 1-12
‘Continental drift bypassed Ireland’
in 40th Anniversary of the Treaty of Rome. A supplement with The Irish
Times, 25 Mar. 1997.
Papers Presented
‘The man who built the house,
knocked it down and built a different type of house: Seán Lemass
and the reorientation of post war Irish politics’, to the Department
of History, Central Michigan University, Mount Pleasant, Michigan, 13 February
2007.
‘Shaping and maintaining a research
agenda in the social sciences’ to School of Business, Waterford Institute
of Technology, 23 November 2006.
‘Ireland’s applications to the EEC,
1961-1972, an oral history perspective’ to History Seminar Series,
St. Patrick’s College, Drumcondra, 23 October 2006.
‘ “How is the electorate disposed towards
the EEC?”: Irish public opinion and the 1972 EEC referendum’
to the Political Studies Association of Ireland annual conference, Cork,
20-22 October 2006 (with Niamh Puirseil, Trinity College, Dublin).
‘Rewards of High Public Office in Ireland:
Matching Rewards in a Booming Economy’ to the workshop on ‘The Rewards
of High Public Office’, European Consortium for Political Research, Joint
Sessions of Workshops, Nicosia, Cyprus, 20-25 April 2006 (with Eoin O’Malley,
Dublin City University).
‘Does neoliberalism deter political
corruption? The Fianna Fáil – Progressive Democrat Coalition in
Ireland 1997 – 2005’ to the Political Studies Association of Ireland
annual conference, Belfast 21-23 October 2005.
‘“Seeking Brendan’s Mast”: Seán
Lemass and the move from Economic Nationalism to European Union’ to
The Long Road to Europe: Ireland and European Cooperation conference, Department
of History UCC, 8 October 2005.
Assessing tribunals of inquiry as accurate
barometers of political corruption in Ireland, to the Tanaka Business
School, Imperial College, London, 12 February 2004.
Political Corruption or merely Political
Scandal? The Flood and Moriarty tribunals of inquiry' to the American Conference
for Irish Studies, University of St. Thomas, Minneapolis/St. Paul, 4-8
June 2003
'We fully realise what the community
is: Sean Lemass and the politics of EEC entry', to the American Irish
Historical Society, New York City, 30 May 2003
'From Rome to Nice: Irish Sovereignty
Revisited', to the Ameican Conference for Irish Studies, Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
5-9 June 2002.
'Dublin's view of Paris and Rome': The
Irish Response to Early European Integration', to the Dublin University
History Society, 29 November, 2001
'Marketing a Referendum: The Role of
Interest Groups, Political Parties and Governments in Irish Referenda since
1983', to the Fourth International Political Marketing Conference, Dublin
City University, 6-8 September, 2001.
Government on the web: How the internet
has revolutionised the teaching of government and politics' to the International
Partnership of Business Schools international jury, Lancaster University,
6-7 July 2001.
'Payments for no political response':
Political Corruption and Tribunals of Inquiry in Ireland, 1991-2001', to
'Political Scandals Past and Present’ International conference, European
Studies Research Institute, University of Salford, 21 - 23 June 2001
' The Torturous Path revisited: new
evidence on the Irish Applications to join the EEC, 1961-1972', to research
seminar in contemporary Irish history, Trinity College, Dublin, 31 January
2001
'Political Contributions or Political
Corruption? Payments to politicians in Ireland in the 1990s' to the Department
of Politics, University of Glasgow, 22 January 2001.
'Crony Capitalism and the Celtic Tiger:
Does the Irish Body Politic need cleansing?' to the Political Studies Association
of Ireland, Annual Conference, 15 Oct. 2000. (With Prof. Colm Kearney,
DCU)
' "Bismarck if he was dead …" the importance
of a knowledge of history for business students" to the International Partnership
of Business Schools international jury Northeastern University, Boston,
7 July 2000
'Guardian of the Nation's Finances:
Sean MacEntee and the Stability of the Irish State' to the American Conference
for Irish Studies, Annual Conference, 27 June 2000
‘The View from Merrion Square: The American
Embassy in Ireland, 1956-1966’ to the biennial conference of historians
in Ireland, 20-23 May 1999, University College, Cork
‘"Persuading the Americans"?: The Irish
administrative and political response to Marshall Aid’ to a conference
of the Irish Association for Contemporary European Studies, "The Marshall
Plan and Ireland", 29 January 1999.
‘The Road to April 10: How the Northern
Ireland Peace Deal was brokered’, Paper presented to Department of Political
Science, Purdue University, Indiana, 21-22 Apr. 1998.
‘The importance of the Constitution
in the political philosophy of Theodore Roosevelt: The case of 1910-1912’,
to the Theodore Roosevelt and the Dawn of the "American Century" conference,
Department of History, Siena College, 18-19 Apr. 1998.
‘"But there are more important things":
The politics of Fianna Fail’s economic policy, 1948-1964’, to the Economic
and Social History Society of Ireland, Annual Conference, 20 Sept. 1997.
‘Ireland, the EEC and NATO. 1957-1964,’
to a conference of the Irish Association for Contemporary European Studies,
"Aspects of Europe’, 11 Apr. 1997.
‘The Politics of Economic Interdependence
with Europe, Ireland 1957-1963’, to the Irish Historical Society, 11 Mar.
1997.
‘Government, Interest Groups and the
Move to Europe, Ireland 1956-64’, to the Royal Irish Academy’s National
Committee for the Study of International Affairs, 5 Dec. 1996
‘Financial Ideology and the Politics
of Economic Realignment, Ireland 1948-1964’ to the Political Studies Association
of Ireland, Annual Conference, 19 Oct. 1996.
‘Writing a New History of Political
Economy, Ireland 1948-1964’ to the Economic and Social History Society
of Ireland, Annual Conference, 22 Sept. 1996.
‘"We Battle for the Lord", Theodore
Roosevelt and the Importance of Religion for the Progressive Party’ to
Irish Association for American Studies, Annual Conference, 30 Mar. 1996.
‘"Back to the Constitution": Theodore
Roosevelt, William Howard Taft and Republican Party Division in the Progressive
Era’ to Irish Association for American Studies, Annual Conference, 1 Apr.
1995.
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