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‘Playing to Our Strengths: The Role of the Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences and Implications For Public Policy’

“… This current Report underlines the significant role that the Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences (AHSS) play in our economy and society both directly and indirectly. It recognises that while the AHSS provide skills for specific economically important occupations and sectors, they also enhance quality of life generally and help to make Ireland an attractive place in which to live and do business …” (PDF, 7Mb)

[IRCHSS and HEA, 29 September]

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