Autumn 2025: The University in an Age of Crises

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The Autumn 2025 issue of Studies: An Irish Quarterly Review  contains 160 pages of articles, poetry and book reviews. Below is the table of contents.

• Editorial

Articles

• The Case for Climate Justice Universities: Restructuring Higher Education for Transformative Change | Jennie C. Stephens
• Academic Capture: Investigating Industry Funding of Higher Education in Ireland | Laurie Reilly, Conchúr Ó, Maonaigh, and Jennie C.Stephens
• On Reading Jennie C. Stephens’ “Climate Justice and the University” | Ciarán Ó hÓgartaigh
• Continuities and Changes in Gendered Practices in Academia: The Perspective of a ‘Proper’ Woman | Pat O’Connor
• Education for Sustainable Development: Ireland’s Success and the Path Forward | Ciara Whelan
• Trump versus the University: Scandal or Calling to Account? | Joseph Rivera
• Reflections on Fifty Years as Editor/Co-Editor of The Economy of Ireland | John O’Hagan
• Four Poems | John F. Deane
• Language and the Question of Truth: A Critique of Trump’s Version of Reality | James Kelly
• Key Preoccupations in the Work of English Rock Artists of Irish Descent | David Clare
• Irish History Writing before the 1960s: The Legacies of R. Dudley Edwards and T. W. Moody | Declan O’Keeffe
• Reshaping European Democracy | Edmond Grace SJ
• Two Poems | Gerard Smyth
• Two Generations of Service Cut Short: RIC Constable Peter McRann and RAF Sergeant Peter B. McRann | Desmond Gibney

Book Reviews

• Fáinche Ryan, Dirk Ansorge, and Joseph Quitterer (eds.), Theology and the University | Gerry O’Hanlon SJ
• James Harpur, The Gospel of Gargoyle | Gerard Smyth
• Miriam Nyhan Grey (ed.), A Tract for our Times: A Retrospective on Joe Lee’s Ireland 1912–1985 | Peadar Kirby
• Cormac Ó Gráda, The Hidden Victims: Civilian Casualties of the Two World Wars | Mairead Barrett

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