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REVIEWERS REQUIRED Irish Studies in International Affairs   Irish Studies in International Affairs is seeking annual reviewers for the Foreign Relations of Ireland in 2020. These annual reviews are an influential feature of the journal and an invaluable chronicle of Ireland in the world. Please submit CV (2 pages most included last 5 publications) to mervyn.odriscoll@ucc.ie by 1th […]

Research Fellow, Queen’s University Belfast

Research Fellow, Queen’s University Belfast The School of History, Anthropology, Philosophy and Politics seeks to appoint a full-time Research Fellow for the ESRC-funded project Governance for ‘a place between’: the multilevel dynamics of implementing the Protocol on Northern Ireland. The successful candidate will be active in the planning and delivery of the research for this […]

ONLINE EVENT-CHANGE OF DATE

ONLINE EVENT-CHANGE OF DATE ‘Ireland’s UN Security Council term 2021-2022’, Ambassador Sonja Hyland, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, UCC-Defence Forces Lecture Series: on-line lecture Thurs 4th February – PLEASE NOTE CHANGE OF DATE The next lecture in the UCC-Defence Forces Lecture Series will be on ‘Ireland’s UN Security Council term 2021-2022’ by Ambassador Sonja Hyland, Political Director, Department of Foreign […]

CFP: APSA Annual Meeting DEADLINE EXTENDED

The call for papers, as you know, is out for the 2021 Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association (APSA), to be held 30 September-3 October in Seattle. The PSAI will have a panel at this meeting. I am pleased to announce that the deadline for the call for papers has been extended until 28 January at 11:50 […]

The UCC-Defence Forces Lecture Series

ONLINE LECTURE The UCC-Defence Forces Lecture Series will continue in January 2021with a lecture on ‘Ireland and the UN Security Council’, by Sonja Hyland, Political Director, Irish Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, for Thursday 28th January 2021, 18.30-20.00 (Irish/UK time) – this lecture will address Ireland’s priorities as it starts a two-year term as a non-permanent member of […]