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Known knowns, known unknowns and unknown unknowns: Rumsfeldian Archaeology on the Irish Road Schemes.

This paper cheerfully accepts the challenge elloquently articulated by the existential poet Donald Rumsfeld. In order to justify the vast public expenditure on development-led a... (More)

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