The National Economic and Social Forum, social partnership and policy formulation in the Republic of Ireland

Anthony McCashin · Eoin O’Sullivan · Catherine Brennan

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English Evaluating policy campaigning by the third sector is difficult and to date little has been written about it in the Irish context. The National Economic and Social Forum (NESF), established by the Irish government in 1993 to ‘develop economic and social policy initiatives’, provides a useful natural experiment to explore more fully the role of the third sector in shaping public policy. The article aims to explore the internal and external dynamics of third sector participation in public policy making within the context of the NESF, in addition to contributing to existing literature in this area.

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