The American Historical Review · 1992 · 48 citations · 0 references
ManagementPublic AdministrationPublic GovernanceAdministrative DiscretionOrganizational ChangeBureaucracyCastle AdministrationInstitutional ChangeInstitutional TransformationJudicial AdministrationPolitical TransformationCastle Court AdministrationCastle Workforce OrganizationCourt System RestructuringDublin SystemGovernance ReconfigurationGovernance Reform HistoryGovernance RestructuringJudicial Administration Reform
In 1892, the Irish civil administration and the court system were dominated by a Unionist and Protestant bureaucratic elite. By 1921, both areas were dominated by Nationalists and Catholics. The process through which this transformation occurred and its consequences are the subjects of this work.