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The UK’s View of the EU

Guest post by Simon Usherwood, University of Surrey. This article is part of an ongoing blog series ‘Brexit Countdown’ by the Political Studies Association of Ireland (PSAI) and Political Studies Association (PSA). Advertisements

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Brexit Countdown / European Union

Is the Backstop a Red Line Too Far?

Guest post by Etain Tannam, Trinity College Dublin. This article is part of an ongoing blog series ‘Brexit Countdown’ by the Political Studies Association of Ireland (PSAI) and the Political Studies Association (PSA).

Brexit Countdown / European Union

Young People and Brexit: not all that we think

Guest post by Emily Rainsford, Newcastle University. This article is part of an ongoing blog series ‘Brexit Countdown’ by the Political Studies Association of Ireland (PSAI) and Political Studies Association (PSA).

Brexit Countdown / European Union

Empathy, Minorities, and Brexit

Some reflections on Brexit from Richard English, Queen’s University Belfast, written on St Patrick’s Day 2019. This article is part of an ongoing blog series ‘Brexit Countdown’ by the Political Science Association of Ireland (PSAI) and Political Studies Association (PSA).

Brexit Countdown / European Union

What do people in Northern Ireland think about Brexit?

Guest post by Jamie Pow, KU Leuven, and John Garry, Queen’s University Belfast. This article is part of an ongoing blog series ‘Brexit Countdown’ by the Political Studies Association of Ireland (PSAI) and Political Studies Association (PSA).

Brexit, Diplomacy, and Defence

Guest post by Ben Tonra, University College Dublin. This article is part of an ongoing blog series ‘Brexit Countdown’ by the Political Studies Association of Ireland (PSAI) and Political Studies Association (PSA).

1 week ago March 15, 2019 in Uncategorized.

Brexit and Devolution in England: What’s at stake?

Guest post by Arianna Giovannini, De Montfort University. This article is part of an ongoing blog series ‘Brexit Countdown’ by the Political Studies Association of Ireland (PSAI) and Political Studies Association (PSA).

1 week ago March 14, 2019 in Brexit Countdown, European Union.

Brexit, Political Parties, and Power-Sharing in Northern Ireland

Guest post by Sophie Whiting, University of Bath. This article is part of an ongoing blog series ‘Brexit Countdown’ by the Political Studies Association of Ireland (PSAI) and Political Studies Association (PSA).

2 weeks ago March 13, 2019 in Brexit Countdown, European Union.

Beyond the Backstop: the DUP’s role in Brexit

Guest post by Jon Tonge, University of Liverpool. This article is part of an ongoing blog series ‘Brexit Countdown’ by the Political Studies Association of Ireland (PSAI) and Political Studies Association (PSA).

2 weeks ago March 12, 2019 in Brexit Countdown, European Union.

Brexit, Gender and Northern Ireland: Changing the state-society relationship

Guest post by Yvonne Galligan, Technological University Dublin. This article is part of an ongoing blog series ‘Brexit Countdown’ by the Political Studies Association of Ireland (PSAI) and Political Studies Association (PSA).

2 weeks ago March 11, 2019 in Brexit Countdown, European Union.

Irish-British relations: Preparing for momentous change

Guest post by Paul Gillespie, University College Dublin. This article is part of an ongoing blog series ‘Brexit Countdown’ by the Political Studies Association of Ireland (PSAI) and Political Studies Association (PSA).

March 8, 2019 in Brexit Countdown, European Union.

Brexit’s Ethnopolitical Dimension

Guest post by Timofey Agarin, Queens University Belfast. This article is part of an ongoing blog series ‘Brexit Countdown’ by the Political Studies Association of Ireland (PSAI) and Political Studies Association (PSA).

March 7, 2019 in Brexit Countdown, European Union.

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