The book examines the Irish-EU relationship based on a theoretical re-interpretation of its narrative and offers a broader perspective considering Irish-EU relations in the years of the financial crisis and Brexit.
Read moreThe next in the UACES-IACES Joint Seminar Series, ‘The UK, Ireland and the European Union is a Time of Crisis’ seeks to critically explore overlapping issues in the politics of gender and sexuality in Ireland, the UK and Europe.
This UCC Jean Monnet Lecture is an in-person and live-streamed event.
This important and timely initiative will bring together scholars from across these islands and beyond to consider and reflect on common crises, shared challenges and emerging opportunities for cooperation and collaboration.
In this virtual event, book editors Michael Holmes and Kathryn Simpson will be in conversation with Stephen O’Shea, Deputy CEO of European Movement Ireland.
This event will discuss two new publications as part of Manchester University Press’ prestigious European Politics Series; Ireland and the European Union: economic, political and social crises (Holmes & Simpson Eds. 2021) and Capitalising on Constraint: Bailout Politics in Eurozone Countries (Moury, Ladi, Cardoso & Gago 2021).
This book examines how Ireland's relationship with the EU was affected by a succession of crises in both the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland. The financial crisis, the Brexit crisis and the migration crisis were not of equal significance on the island of Ireland.
Read moreA one-day public workshop historicizing ideas, processes and dynamics behind EU peacebuilding initiatives.
In this seminar, we seek to confront racism in Ireland, the UK and the EU, interrogate its political, social and cultural consequences and explore possibilities for transformation. We will ask, in particular, what a deliberately anti-racist European Studies should look like, and the work that it should seek to do.
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