Recent Articles

This page contains a selection of articles from recent issues of Studies. If you find them interesting , you may wish to purchase an issue of our journal or a subscription.

‘The Subsidised Muse’: The Case for State Funding of the Arts

John O’Hagan || The arts preserve cultural identity, bring communities together, inspire innovation, attract tourists and investment, and strengthen Ireland’s international reputation.

Newman’s ‘Campaign in Ireland’: Frustration and ‘Failure’

Paul Shrimpton || Newman’s Irish campaign was frustrated by clerical control, weak lay support, and conflict with Cullen, but he remained committed to his vision of Catholic education.

Sexual Violence Against Women, Social Sin, and the Virtue of Resistance

Suzanne Mulligan || Gender-based violence is rooted in social sin and harmful norms, resistance, courage and virtue can help create lasting change.

The Prison Service and the Arts: Impact and Emerging Debates

Sarah Doxat-Pratt || Prison arts projects reduce the harms of imprisonment, build skills and confidence, and can encourage personal and social change.

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Studies is a quarterly journal of the Irish Jesuit Province. Founded and in continuous publication since 1912, it examines social, political, cultural, and economic issues, both Irish and global, in the light of Christian values, and it explores aspects of literature, history, philosophy and religion.

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