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The 2019 European election in Ireland: not so second-order after all? 31/05/2019
Guest post by Dr Rory Costello, Department of Politics and Public Administration, University of Limerick. There is a natural tendency to interpret European election results in terms of national politics. This is not an unreasonable thing to do; after all, European elections in Ireland, as in many other countries, are to a considerable extent seen…
Luke Field
Is there anything to be said for thinking about citizens’ assemblies? 14/05/2019
Nicola Sturgeon, the Scottish first minister, recently promised to introduce a new Scottish independence referendum before the next Holyrood elections in 2021. That timeline is thought ambitious by many in Scotland, and for some her more significant announcement was that there would be a citizens’ assembly to debate “what kind of country are we seeking…
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Site News: Luke Field is stepping down as Editor 09/04/2019
A little change never hurt anyone. Now that we have completed our Brexit Countdown blog series in collaboration with the UK’s Political Studies Association, I can announce my intention to step down as Editor of the Irish Politics Forum – a role I have been lucky enough to have had since November 2016. Stepping away…
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Referendums in Ireland and the UK: comparisons and contrasts 04/04/2019
Recent referendums in Ireland and the UK highlight stark differences regarding the place of the referendum as a political institution within the respective overall political systems, and also raise some questions about how a referendum outcome should be interpreted. The most obvious difference is the highly specified role of the referendum in the Irish political…
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The Brexit Countdown Series: Some concluding thoughts, and an appeal 29/03/2019
Guest post by Muiris MacCarthaigh, President of the PSAI, and Feargal Cochrane, Vice-Chair of the PSA. This article concludes the blog series ‘Brexit Countdown’ by the Political Studies Association of Ireland (PSAI) and Political Studies Association (PSA). This closing editorial marks the end of the joint PSA-PSAI Brexit Countdown Blog series. Why 27 blogs? This…
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