IACES Feb 9 4 min Orbán’s Hungary: Illiberal Democracy and the EU Robert Sata, Central European University Hungary has acquired international notoriety over recent years for leading the wave of...
IACES Jan 26 6 min The three paradoxes of the EU’s peacebuilding strategy in Cyprus Pierre Le Mouel, University of Reims Champagne-Ardenne Following the failure of the 2004 United Nations (UN) led referendum, the entry of...
IACES Nov 17, 2020 5 min Trump, Biden, Europe: Red America, Blue America and the Transatlantic Relationship Andrew Cottey, University College Cork Barring the hopefully unlikely scenarios of an anti-democratic coup by Donald Trump or a...
IACES Oct 27, 2020 4 min Peacebuilding in Northern Ireland: Theoretical and Practical Perspectives Giada Lagana, Cardiff University Over the past twenty years, Northern Ireland has achieved significant improvements in the economic life...
IACES Sep 29, 2020 3 min The Art of Managing Brexit Chris Clarke, The Glucksman As art museums and spaces across Ireland deal with the impact of COVID -19, it’s easy to forget about Brexit....
IACES Aug 25, 2020 4 min Making Commissioners Accountable Gavin Barrett, University College Dublin The ongoing controversy over EU Trade Commissioner Phil Hogan’s involvement in the ‘Golfgate’...
IACES Aug 5, 2020 4 min Shared Island: the legacy of John Hume Etain Tannam, Trinity College Dublin ‘The Border is not a line on the map. It is a mental border built on fear, prejudice and...
IACES Apr 21, 2020 4 min How the EU might become a divisive issue for Ireland's next government Mary C. Murphy, University College Cork Ireland’s 2020 general election was fought and won on a promise of change. Although domestic...
IACES Mar 19, 2020 4 min Brexit, the Irish Border and Coronavirus Jonathan Evershed, University College Cork As I write this, working from home at the tail end of a period of ‘self-isolation’, the Brexit...
IACES Nov 1, 2019 6 min The State of the Nation Piaras Mac Éinrí, University College Cork Official Ireland has been having a good Brexit war so far. Our nearest neighbour may be leaving...
