Dr Liam Leonard, California State University, Los Angeles, USA is a former President of the Sociology Association of Ireland. The author/editor of over 20 books and numerous journal articles, he is Senior Editor of the Ecopolitics Books Series, the Advances in Sustainability and Environmental Justice Book Series and Founding Editor of CRIMSOC Journal of Social Criminology. Dr Leonard was awarded the Sage Publishing Research Excellence Award in New York as well as the Irish NAIRTL Research & Teaching Award in 2012, and has 17 years’ experience as an academic and lecturer in the United States and Ireland.

Leonard examines events that occurred in the Republic of Ireland during the early decades of the millennium, years that proved to be tumultuous for Ireland, with major events such as the Peace Process, the economic boom and subsequent collapse of the Irish economy, and Brexit. His main focus is the response to policy processes that have occurred within the context of these dramatic changes. He covers the Irish state from boom to bailout to Brexit, economy and resistance, conservation, water, resources, energy, crime, multiculturalism, restorative justice, and prisons.

• 1. Economy and Resistance 2. Conservation 3. Water 4. Resources 5. Energy 6. Crime 7. Multiculturalism 8. Restorative Justice 9. Prisons

Dr Liam Leonard, California State University, Los Angeles, USA is a former President of the Sociology Association of Ireland. The author/editor of over 20 books and numerous journal articles, he is Senior Editor of the Ecopolitics Books Series, the Advances in Sustainability and Environmental Justice Book Series and Founding Editor of CRIMSOC Journal of Social Criminology. Dr Leonard was awarded the Sage Publishing Research Excellence Award in New York as well as the Irish NAIRTL Research & Teaching Award in 2012, and has 17 years’ experience as an academic and lecturer in the United States and Ireland.

Leonard examines events that occurred in the Republic of Ireland during the early decades of the millennium, years that proved to be tumultuous for Ireland, with major events such as the Peace Process, the economic boom and subsequent collapse of the Irish economy, and Brexit. His main focus is the response to policy processes that have occurred within the context of these dramatic changes. He covers the Irish state from boom to bailout to Brexit, economy and resistance, conservation, water, resources, energy, crime, multiculturalism, restorative justice, and prisons.

• 1. Economy and Resistance 2. Conservation 3. Water 4. Resources 5. Energy 6. Crime 7. Multiculturalism 8. Restorative Justice 9. Prisons

Dr Liam Leonard, California State University, Los Angeles, USA is a former President of the Sociology Association of Ireland. The author/editor of over 20 books and numerous journal articles, he is Senior Editor of the Ecopolitics Books Series, the Advances in Sustainability and Environmental Justice Book Series and Founding Editor of CRIMSOC Journal of Social Criminology. Dr Leonard was awarded the Sage Publishing Research Excellence Award in New York as well as the Irish NAIRTL Research & Teaching Award in 2012, and has 17 years’ experience as an academic and lecturer in the United States and Ireland.

Leonard examines events that occurred in the Republic of Ireland during the early decades of the millennium, years that proved to be tumultuous for Ireland, with major events such as the Peace Process, the economic boom and subsequent collapse of the Irish economy, and Brexit. His main focus is the response to policy processes that have occurred within the context of these dramatic changes. He covers the Irish state from boom to bailout to Brexit, economy and resistance, conservation, water, resources, energy, crime, multiculturalism, restorative justice, and prisons.

• 1. Economy and Resistance 2. Conservation 3. Water 4. Resources 5. Energy 6. Crime 7. Multiculturalism 8. Restorative Justice 9. Prisons