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Barry, M.M. (2005). The art, science and politics of creating a mentally healthy society: Lessons from a cross border rural mental health project in Ireland. Journal of Public Mental Health, 4(1), 30-34.

Barry, M.M., Domitrovich, C. and Lara, A. (2005). The implementation of mental health promotion programmes. In E. JanÃ©-Llopis, M.M. Barry, C. Hosman and V. Patel (Eds.), The Evidence of Mental Health Promotion Effectiveness: Strategies for Action. IUHPE Special Issue, Supplement 2, 30-35.

Brick, A., Garvey, E. and M. Cuddy (2005). Off -Farm labour force participation on Mayo farm households. Department of Economics, NUI, Galway: Working Paper No. 100

Byrne, M., Barry, M.M., NicGabhainn, S. and Newell, J. (2005). The Development and Evaluation of a Mental Health Promotion Programme for Post-Primary Schools in Ireland. In B.B. Jensen, and S. Clift (Eds.), The Health Promoting School: International Advances in Theory, Evaluation and Practice. Jointly published by Canterbury Christ Church University College and the Danish University of Education.

Cawley, M. and Gillmor, D.A. (in press). Culture economy, Integrated tourism, and sustainable rural development: evidence from Western Ireland. In G. Robinson (Ed.), Sustainable Rural Systems (Chapter 8). Aldershot: Ashgate.

Cawley, M. (2005). A booming country- a booming countryside? The Celtic Tiger phenomenon and the consequences for rural areas. In D. Schmied (Ed.), Winning and Losing: the changing geography of Europe's rural areas (pp. 233-46). Aldershot: Ashgate.

Cawley, M. (Ed.) (2004). Quality Irish Regional Products and Services: their promotion and marketing. Galway, Dublin and Athenry: Social Sciences Research Centre, National University of Ireland, Galway, and Teagasc, (pp. 119). (contributor with P. Commins, S. Gaffey, D. Gillmor, M. Henchion, P. McDonagh, B. McIntyre).

Cawley, M and E. Ni Scannlain. (2003). North West Connemara: processes and patterns of landscape change in the nineteenth century. In Collins, T. (Ed.), Decoding the Landscape (3rd ed.) (pp. 98 - 112). Galway' Centre for Landscape Studies, Social Sciences Research Centre, NUI, Galway

Cawley, M. (2003). The Rural Idyll. In J. Hourihane (Ed.), Engaging Spaces: people, place and space from an Irish perspective (pp. 61-74). Dublin: Lilliput Press.

Cawley, M. and M. Mahon. (2002). Galway County and City 1971 - 1996: a demographic perspective. In McDonagh, J (Ed.), Economy, Society and Peripherality: Experiences from the West of Ireland (pp. 149-64), Galway and Dublin Arlen House

Cawley, M., Gaffey, S. and Gillmor, D.A. (2002). Localization and global reach in rural tourism: Irish evidence. Tourist Studies , 2(1), 63-86.

Cuddy, Michael and Lijun Qian (2007), The rural economy in China and Russia what is different? Is there a lesson for Russia?² Economic Change and Restructuring, Vol 40, No. 1-2.

Cuddy, M., Garvey, E. and Brick, A. (2006). Off-Farm Participation in Mayo farm Households. Under review at Economic and Social Review.

Cuddy, M. (with Brophy, P), (2007). The market for Financial Services in Rural Mongolia - rural finance and sustainable development. Department of Economics, Working Paper No. 110.

Cuddy, M. et. al. (2006). (Eds.), Integrated Development of Agriculture and Rural Areas in Central European Countries. Lexington Books, Oxford, UK.

Cuddy, M. et. al. (2006). Rural Development: policy and institutions. in Cuddy M. et. al. (2006). (Eds.), Integrated Development of Agriculture and Rural Areas in Central European Countries. Lexington Books, Oxford, UK.

Cuddy, M. (2005). The Rural Economy: value added creation, market sustainability and the limits of policy measures. In McEldowney, M. et. al. (Eds.), Planning in Ireland and Beyond. School of Environmental Planning, Queens University, Belfast.

Cuddy, M. Hongmei, L. and S. Steele, (2004). A socio-economic study of Kelang Village in Yunnan Province in relation to uptake by farmers of improved management practices in red soils in China. In Wilson K.J., He, Z. and Yang, X. (Eds.), The Red Soils of China: Their Nature, Management and Utilisation (pp 20). Kluwer Academic Press.

CUDDY, M (with R. Gekker), (Eds.)., (2003), Institutions and their Change in Transition Economies, Ashgate, London

Curtin, C. and F. Hannon, (2004). Social Capital and Local Development in the West of Ireland. Arkleton Institute for Rural Development, Research Paper - Social Capital and Rural Development. (pp. 1 - 28).

Curtin, C. (2004). The Politics of Rural Development Programmes in Mexico. Research Papers, Centre de Estudios Rurales, El Colegio de Michaocan, (pp. 1 - 36).

Curtin, C., Hannan, F. and L. Kinlen. (2003). Creating an Irish Lake District to Accelerate Rural Development. (pp. 1 - 65). University of Aberdeen.

Curtin, C. and T. Varley. (2002). Changing Patterns of Leadership and Local Power in Rural Ireland. In Halfacree, K., Kovach, I. and R. Woodward, (Eds.), Leadership and Local Power in European Rural Development. (pp. 12 - 32). Aldershot. Ashgate.

Curtin, C. and T. Varley. (2002). Communitarian Populism and the Politics of Rearguard Resistance in Rural Ireland. Community Development Journal. 37(1). 20 - 32.

Curtin, C. and T. Varley. (2002). Community Empowerment via Partnerships? The Local Community in Rural Ireland's Area Based Development Regime. In Taylor, G. (Ed.). Issues in Irish Public Policy (pp. 127 - 150). Dublin Irish Academic Press.

Davidava, S., Bauer, K. and M. Cuddy (Eds.). (2006). Integrated Development of Agriculture and Rural Areas in Central European Countries. Lexington Books, Oxford UK.

Di Falco, S. and T.M. Van Rensburg, (2006). Conservation and Co-operation in the Management of Common Property Resources: The Case of Irish Commonage. Kyoto, Japan: Third World Congress of Environmental and Resource Economiists. Submitted to Land Economics.

Di Falco, S., Penov, I., Aleksiev, A. and T.M. Van Rensburg. (2006). The Economics of on Farm Crop Diversity Conservation in Bulgaria. NUI, Galway, Ireland. IDARI Working Paper.

Evans, M. and L. Coen. (2003). Elitism and Agri-environmental Policy in Ireland. In Ashead, M. and Millar, M. (Eds.), Public Administration and Public Policy in Ireland (pp. 1 - 19), London. Routledge.

Flynn, B. (2003). Much Talk but Little Action? New Environmental Policy Instruments in Ireland. In Jordan, A. et. al. (Eds.), Special Issues on New Environmental Policy Instruments, Environmental Politics. 12 (1), 49 - 60.

Gaffney, S. (2002). Images of the West of Ireland in Product Promotion. In McDonagh, J. (Ed.), Economy, Society and Peripherality: Experiences from the West of Ireland. (pp. 215 - 232). Galway. Arlen Press.

Garvey, E., Hynes, S. and Hanley, N. (forthcoming 2006). Up the Proverbial Creek without a Paddle: Accounting for Variable Participant Skill Levels in Recreational Demand Modelling. Forthcoming in Environmental and Natural Resource Economics.

Garvey, E. and Keane, M. (2006). Measuring the Employment Effects of the Rural Renewal Tax Scheme. Regional Economics , 40(3), 359-374.

Garvey, E. et al. (2005). CAPRI Modelling System Documentation. Available at: http://www.agp.uni-bonn.de/agpo/rsrch/capri/capri-documentation.pdf (With Britz W., M.Adenï¿½uer, J.-M. Alvarez-Coque, K. Elouhichi, G. Flichman, , T. Heckelei, B. Henry de Frahan, T. Jansson, G. Palladino, I. Perez, M. Setti, C. Wieck).

Garvey, E., McInerney, N. and W. Britz. (2005). Input Demand Estimates for the EU and the CAPRI Model. CAPRI working paper, Dyna-Spat Series (3).

Garvey, E. and E. Murphy, (2004). A Consumer Price Index for Low Income Households in Ireland. Combat Poverty Agency Research Paper Series. (1).

Garvey, E. and N. McInereny, (2004). Quantifying the Effects of Decoupling on Agriculture in Irelands NUTS 3 Regions. Department of Economics, NUI Galway: Working Paper 0086.

Garvey, E., Ignacio, P., Hynes, S. and N. McInereny. (2004). Benefits and Costs of Methane Emission Reduction in the Irish National Herd. Department of Economics, NUI Galway. Working Paper 0088.

Garvey, E., Kennelly, B. and E. O'Shea (2003). Social Capital, Income Inequality and Mortality: A Cross-National Examination. Social Science and Medicine 56, 2367 - 2377.

Garvey, E. Britz, W. and S. Pfaffenzeller. (2002). Estimation of Input Allocation from EU Farm Accountancy Data Using Generalised Maximum Entropy. Capri Working Paper, CAP-Strat Series (2).

Grimes, S. (2005). How well are Europe's rural businesses connected to the digital economy? European Planning Studies, 13(7), 1063-1081.

Grimes, S. and White, M. (2005). The transition to internationally traded services in Ireland's emergence as a successful European region. Environment and Plann ing A, 37, 2169-2188.

Grimes, S., Copus, A., et. al. (2004). Final Report, ASPIRE (Aspatial Peripherality, Innovation and the Rural Economy). EU Fifth Framework Programme. Submitted to European Commission.

Grimes, S. (2003). The digital economy challenge facing peripheral rural areas. Progress in Human Geography, 27(2), 174-194.

Grimes, S. and J. Murray. (2003). Information Society Technology Thematic Report, ASPIRE (Aspatial Peripherality, Innovation and the Rural Economy). Fifth Framework Programme. Submitted to European Commission.

Grimes, S. (2002). Information and communication technologies and rural peripherality. In Changing ASPECTs: ICT Supported Development in Rural Areas, South West Regional Authority, Cork, 54-57.

Grimes, S. (2002). Information Economy Activity in Galway City Region. In McDonagh, J. (Ed.). Economy, Society and Peripherality: Experiences from the West of Ireland. (pp. 199 - 214). Galway: Arlen House.

Grimes, S. (2000). Rural areas in the Information Society: diminishing distance or increasing learning capacity? Journal of Rural Studies, 16(1), 13-21.

Hynes, S., Buckley, C. and T.M. Van Rensburg, (2007). Recreational Pursuits on Marginal Farm Land: A discret-choice model of Irish Farm Commonage Recreation. Economic and Social Review (Forthcoming).

Hynes, S., Morrissey, K., O’Donoghue, C. and Clarke, G. (2009). Building a Static Farm Level Spatial Microsimulation Model for Rural Development and Agricultural Policy Analysis in Ireland. International Journal of Agricultural Resources, Governance and Ecology, 8 (3): 282-299.

Hynes, S., Morrissey, K., O'Donoghue, C. and Clarke, G.. (2009). A Spatial Microsimulation Analysis of Methane Emissions from Irish Agriculture. Journal of Ecological Complexity 6: 135– 146.

Buckley, C. Hynes, S. and van Rensburg, T. (2009) Recreational demand for farm commonage in Ireland: A contingent valuation assessment, Land Use Policy 26 (3): 846 – 854.

Hynes, S. and Hanley, N., (2009). The ’’Crex crex’’ lament: Estimating landowners willingness to pay for corncrake conservation on Irish farmland, Biological Conservation 142: 180-188.

Hynes, S., Hanley, N. and O'Donoghue, C. (2009). Alternative treatments of the cost of time in recreational demand models: an application to whitewater kayaking in Ireland. Journal of Environmental Management 90(2):1014-1021.

O’Donoghue, C., Hynes, S. and Lennon, J (2009). The Life-Cycle Income Analysis Model (LIAM): A Study of a Flexible Dynamic Microsimulation Modelling Computing Framework. International Journal of Microsimulation 2 (1): 16-31.

Hynes, S., Hanley, N. and Scarpa, R. (2008). Effects on Welfare Measures of Alternative Means of Accounting for Preference Heterogeneity in Recreational Demand Models. American Journal of Agricultural Economics 90 (4): 1011-1027.

Hynes, S., Cahill, B. and Dillon, E. (2008). Estimating the amenity value of Irish woodlands. Irish Forestry 64: 18-36.

Cullinan J., Hynes, S and O’Donoghue, C. (2008), Estimating catchment area population indicators using network analysis: an application to two small-scale forests in County Galway, Irish Geography, 41, 279-294.

Hynes S., O’Donoghue, C. Murphy, E. and Kinsella, A. (2008). The Impact of REPS participation on farm chemical input usage and the production of negative externalities. Tearmann, The Irish Journal of Agri-Environmental Research 6: 16-27

Morrissey, K., Hynes, S., Clarke, G., Ballas, D. and O’Donoghue, C. (2008). Analysing Access to GP Services in Rural Ireland using micro-level Analysis. Area 40 (3): 354-364.

Buckley, C. van Rensburg, T. and Hynes, S. (2008) What are the financial returns to agriculture from a common property resource? A case study of Irish Commonage. Journal of Farm Management 13 (5): 311-325.

Hynes, S., Farrelly, N., Murphy, E. and O'Donoghue, C. (2008). Modelling habitat conservation and participation in agri-environmental schemes: A spatial microsimulation approach. Ecological Economics, vol. 66, issue 2-3, pages 258-269

Shrestha, S., Hennessy, T. and Hynes, S. (2007). The Effect of Decoupling on Farming in Ireland: A Regional Analysis. Irish Journal of Agricultural & Food Research 46 (1): 1-14.

Hynes, S. and Cahill, B. (2007). Valuing the benefits to the local community of supplying recreational facilities in community owned forests: an application of the contingent behaviour method. Small-scale Forestry 6: 219–231

Christie, M., Hanley, N. and Hynes, S. (2007). Valuing Enhancements to Forest Recreation using Choice Experiments and Contingent Behaviour Methods. Journal of Forest Economics, Volume 13 (2): 75-102

Hynes, S., Buckley, C. and van Rensburg, T. (2007). Recreational Pursuits on Marginal Farm Land: A Discrete-Choice Model of Irish Farm Commonage Recreation. The Economic and Social Review 38 (1): 63 – 84.

Hynes, S., Hanley, N. and Garvey, E. (2007). Up the Proverbial Creek without a paddle: Accounting for variable participant skill levels in Recreational Demand Modelling. Environmental and Natural Resource Economics 36: 413 – 426.

Mill, G., van Rensburg, T., Hynes, S. and Dooley, C. (2007). Valuing Preferences for Multiple Use Forest Management in Ireland: Citizen and Consumer Perspectives. Ecological Economics 60 (3): 642-653.

Hynes, S. and Hanley, N. (2006). Preservation versus Development on Irish Rivers: Whitewater Kayaking and Hydro Power in Ireland. Land Use Policy 23: 170 - 180.

Christie, M., Hanley N., Garrod, B., Hyde., T, Lyons, N., Bergmann, E. and Hynes, S. (2006). Valuing heterogeneity of forest recreation activities: Final report. Forestry Commission: Edinburgh.

Hynes, S., Buckley, C and van Rensburg, T. (2008). Recreational Pursuits on Marginal Farm Land: A Discrete-Choice Model, in Subir Ghosh (ed.) Rural Tourism. ICFAI Books (ISBN: 978-81-314-1507-8).

O’Donoghue, C., Leach, R. and Hynes, S. (forthcoming). Simulating Earnings in Dynamic Microsimulation Models, in A. Harding, P Williamson and A Zaidi (eds.) New Frontiers in Microsimulation Modelling. Amsterdam: North Holland.

JanÃ©-Llopis, E., Barry, M.M., Hosman, C. and Patel, V. (2005). Mental health promotion works: A review. In E. JanÃ©-Llopis, M.M. Barry, C. Hosman and V. Patel (Eds.), The Evidence of Mental Health Promotion Effectiveness: Strategies for Action. IUHPE Special Issue, Supplement 2, 9-25.

Keane, M. (2003). Census Commuting Data and Travel to Work Areas: An Exploratory Analysis. In O'Leary, E. (Ed.), Irish Regional Development: A New Agenda. (pp. 200 - 220). Dublin: The Liffey Press.

Keane, M. and E. Garvey, (2003). Measuring the Employment Effects of the Rural Tax Renewal Scheme. Nui, Galway: Department of Economics Working Paper No. 70, (pp, 35).

Keane, M. (2002). Commuting Data and Definition of Functional Regions. In McDonagh, J. (Ed.), Economy, Society and Peripherality. (pp. 79 - 95). Dublin: Arlen House.

Knowler, D., Acharya, G. and T.M. Van Rensburg. (1999). Economic Incentives and Sustainable Development in Sub Saharan Africa. FAO, Rome: FAO Technical Paper.

Khoo, S. (forthcoming 2006). Globalization, terror and the future of 'development' - citizenship beyond bare life? In M. Mullard (Ed.) Globalization, Citizenship and the War on Terror. UK: Edward Elgar Publishers.

Khoo, S. (2006). Development Education, Citizenship and Civic Engagement at Third Level and Beyond Capacity Building for Development Education in Third level Education. Policy and Practice - a Development Education Review , 1(3), 26-39 (Special Issue on Citizenship).

Khoo, S. (2005). The Millennium Development Goals - A Critical Discussion. Trocaire Development Review April 2005 pp. 43-56.

Khoo, S. (2004). Think Tanks and Malaysian Development. In A. Denham and D. Stone (Eds.), Think Tank Traditions . Manchester: Manchester University Press.

Khoo, S. (1999). Envisioning the Malaysian Nation: Ethnic nationalism or corporate capitalism? In K. Brehony and N. Rassool (Eds.), Nationalisms Old and New. Basingstoke: Macmillan.

Khoo, S. (1998). Think tanks and intellectual participation in Malaysian discourses of development. In D. Stone et al. (Eds.), Think Tanks Across the Nations (pp. 166-187). Manchester: Manchester University Press.

Lally, B. and Riordan, B. (2002). Impact of Implementing the Nitrates Directive on Dairy Farms. Rural Economy Situation and Outlook Series No. 11. Dublin: Teagasc.

Lally, B. and Riordan B. (2001). Economic Impact on Irish Dairy Farms of Strategies to Reduce Nitrogen Applications. End of Project Report published by Teagasc .

Lally, B. (2000). The Contribution of the Agri-Food Sector to the Net Flow of Funds into the Irish Economy in 1997. Consultancy Report for the Department of Agriculture and Food, Dublin.

Lally, B. (1998). Estimation of the Contribution of the Agri-Food Sector to the Net Flow of Funds into the Irish Economy in 1995. Consultancy Report for the Department of Agriculture and Food, Dublin.

Long, R. (In Press). Marine Resource Law. London/Dublin?Toronto?Hong Kong: Thompson Round Hall, ISBN 1858004551, (pp. 800). (publication June 2008).

Long, R. and A.M. O'Hagan (2005). Ocean and Coastal Governance: The European Approach to Integrated Management - Are these Lessons for the China Seas Region? In Nordquist, M. Norton Moore, J., and Fu (Eds.), Recent Developments in the Laew of the Sea and China. Martinus Nujhoff, (pp. 85 - 142).

Long, R. and A Grehan. (2002). Marine Habitat Protection in a Coastal Member State of the European Union: the Case of Deepwater coral Conservation in Ireland. International Journal Marine and Coastal Law, 17(2), (pp. 241-269.

Long. R. and P. Curran, (2000). Enforcing the Common Fisheries Policy. Oxford: Blackwell Science (pp. 379).

Long, R.(2000). Marine Scientific Research and New Technology: Rights and Duties go hand-in-hand under the 1982 Conventionon the Law of the Sea. In Law Science and Ocean Management: Leiden/Boston: Brill Academic Publishers.

McDonagh, J., Varley, T. and Shortall, S. (2008 forthcoming) A Living Countryside – The Politics of Sustainable Development in Rural Ireland, Ashgate Aldershot.

McDonagh, J. (2004) ’ (Re)thinking Ireland’s attitude to landscape’, in Parkes, M.A. (ed.) Natural and Cultural Landscapes – the geological foundation. Royal Irish Academy, Dublin.

McDonagh, J. (2002) (ed.) Economy, Society and Peripherality, Experiences from the West of Ireland. Arlen Academic, Dublin, pp.272.

McDonagh, J. (2002) ’Peripheral location, human resource deficits and sustainable rural communities?’ in McDonagh, J. (ed.) Economy, Society and Peripherality, Experiences from the West of Ireland. Arlen Academic, Dublin, pp.165-180.

McDonagh, J. (2002) ’ Peripherality and the West of Ireland – the need for re-evaluation’, in McDonagh, J. (ed.) Economy, Society and Peripherality, Experiences from the West of Irelan d. Arlen Academic, Dublin, pp.97-112.

McDonagh, J. (2002) ’ Dimensions of Change in Western Ireland (Introduction)’, in McDonagh, J. (ed.) Economy, Society and Peripherality, Experiences from the West of Ireland. Arlen Academic, Dublin, pp.1-8.

McDonagh, J. (2002) ’Community Managed Landscapes in Ireland’, in P. Selman, ’An Identification and assessment of models of how communities outside the UK participate in the management of their landscapes’, Countryside and Community Research Unit (CCRU), University of Gloucestershire, pp.70-81.

McDonagh, J., with Morand, F., Callanan, S. and Cuddy, M. (2002) Acknowledging specificities in common rural policy – some implications for participation and research, IDARA, Working Paper No.1.

McDonagh, J. (with Bishop, M.) (2002) Sligo County Atlas. Sligo Special Projects Office, Sligo County Council and the National Spatial Unit, NUI, Galway.

McDonagh, J., Corr, M. and Lally, B. (2002) Sligo County – Economic, Social and Cultural Profile. Sligo Special Projects Office, Sligo County Council and NUI, Galway.

McDonagh, J. (2001) Renegotiating Rural Development in Ireland. Ashgate, Aldershot, pp.235.

McDonagh, J., Corr, M. and Gaffey, S. (2001) The Voluntary/Community Sector and Rural Development – a critical analysis of the role of EU funding in the Border region of Ireland. The Atlantic Philanthropies and NUI, Galway.

McGrath, B. (2004). Rural Youth in Local Community Development: Lessons Through Partnership. In Jentsch, B. and Shucksmith, M. (Eds.), Young People in Tural Areas of Europe. (pp. 127 - 150). Aldershot: Ashgate.

McGrath, B. (2002). Encounters at the Periphery: Rural Youth and Labour Market Exclusion in North_West Connemara. In McDonagh, J. (Ed.), Economy, Society and Peripherality, (pp. 181 0 198). Galway: Arlen Press.

McGrath, B. (2002). Towards the Enablement of 'unqualified' Rural Youth: A Structurationist Perspective on Socially Inclusive Policy Intervention. Journal of Youth Studies, 5(3) 291 312.

McGrath, D., Zhang, C.S. and Carton, O.T. (2004). Geostatistical analyses and hazard assessment on soil lead in Silvermines area, Ireland. Environmental Pollution, 127(2), 239-248.

McGrath, D., and C.S. Zhang, (2003). Spatial Distribution of Soil Organic Carbon Concentrations in Grassland in Ireland. Applied Geochemistry, 18, 1629-1639.

Mill, G.A., Van Rensburg, T.M., Hynes, S. and C. Dooley, (2007). Preferences for Multiple use Forest Management in Ireland: Citixen and Consumer Perspectives. Ecological Economics. 60(3), 643 -653.

Morand, F. McDonagh, J. Callanan, S and M.Cuddy, (2002). Acknowledging Specificities in Common Rual Policy - Some Implications for Participation and Research. IDARA Working Paper No. 1, (pp. 47).

Murphy, E., van Rensburg, T.M., and Rock, P. (2006). Common Property Resource Management and REPS Uptake in Ireland: the case of Irish Commonage, Galway Working Paper, Number 107.

Murphy, E. and Hynes, S. (2001). An Analysis of the Rural Environment Protection Scheme, with Stephen Hynes, NUI Galway Working Paper, Number 60.

Murphy, E. and Lally, B. (1998). Agriculture and the Environment in Ireland: Directions for the Future. Administration, 46(1).

Murphy, E. and Lally, B. (1997). Estimation of the Impact of CAP Reform on Farming in the Disadvantaged Areas of Ireland. Galway Working Paper Series, No. 17.

Murphy, E. (1989). Comparative Advantage in dairying: an intercountry analysis within the European Community . European Journal of Agricultural Economics , 16(1).

Murphy, E. (1988). Comparative Advantage in dairying: an intra-national study for Ireland. Irish Journal of Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology , 13.

Nordquist, M., Norton Moore, J., Long, R. and T. Heidar, (Eds.). ( In press). Law Science and Ocean Management. Leiden.Boston: Brill Academic Publishers, (pp.850). (Publication May 2008).

O'Conneide, M. (2004). Review of Merret, D. and Waltzer, N. (Eds.), Cooperatives and Local Development Theory and Applications for the 21st. Century. Journal of Rural Studies, 20(4), 512 - 513.

O'Shea, E and C. Murphy, (2002). Social Entrepreneurship and Social Servicesd Provision in Gaeltacht Regions in Ireland. European Research in Regional Science, 12, 57 - 71.

Reynolds, C., Byrne, M. and Barry, M.M. (2004). Final Evaluation Report of the Rural Mental Health Project (Phase 2). Unpublished Report, Centre for Health Promotion Studies, NUI, Galway, Ireland.

Taylor, G and C Murphy, (2002). Environmental Policy in Ireland. In Taylor, G. (Ed.), Issues in Irish Public Policy. (pp. 80 - 99). Dublin: Irish Academic Press.

Taylor, G and M. Millar, (2002). The Appliance of Science: The Politics of European Food Regulation and Reform. Public Policy and Administration, 13 (4), 125 - 146.

van Rensburg, T.M. and Mill, G. Biodiversity conservation in managed landscapes. In Lovett, J., Ockwell (eds.) A handbook of environmental management. Forthcoming by Edward Elgar, Cheltenham, Glos., in June 2008.

van Rensburg, T.M., Mill, G.A., Common, M. and Lovett, J. 2002. Preferences and multiple use forest management. Ecological Economics 43(2-3): 231-244.

van Rensburg, T.M. Murphy, E. and P. Rocks, (2005). Farmer Participation in the REPS Scheme in Ireland. Land Use Policy. (Forthcoming in 2008).

van Rensburg, T.M. 2001. The Spanish dehesas: a financial appraisal of holm oak. Investigación Agraria: Sistemas Y Recursos Forestales (Special Issue: Forestlands new economic accounting: theories and applications). 10(1): 125-136.

Zhang, C.S. (2006). Using multivariate analyses and GIS to identify pollutants and their spatial patterns in urban soils in Galway, Ireland. Environmental Pollution, 142(3), 501-511.

Zhang, C.S., Manheim, F.T., Hinde, J., and Grossman, J.N. (2005). Statistical characterization of a large geochemical database and effect of sample size. Applied Geochemistry, 20, 1857-1874.

Zhang, C.S., and O'Connor, P. (2005). Comparison between heavy metal concentrations in sediments analysed by two methods: Analyses on detection limits and data quality. Applied Geochemistry 20(9), 1737-1745.

Zhang, C.S. and D. McGrath, (2004). Geostatistical and GIS Analyses on Soil Organic Carbon Concentrations in Grasland of South Eastern Ireland from Two Different Periods. Geoderma, 119 (3 - 4), 261 - 275.

Zhang, C.S. and Selinus, O. (1998). Statistics and GIS in environmental geochemistry -- some problems and solutions. Journal of Geochemical Exploration, 64, 339-354.

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