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Daily Archives: April 12, 2011

We the Citizens is launched

April 12, 2011 in Uncategorized.

Top Posts

  • The limited rules regarding government formation
  • The Constitution Review Group report - a great (free) resource for Irish citizens
  • The Importance of Political Education - knowing left from right
  • Missing Links – A critical reflection on Ireland’s Citizens’ Assembly experience (by Dr Matthew Wall)
  • Should Ireland appoint non-parliamentary ministers?
  • The Transfers Game in Election 2020: How critical were lower preferences in determining the result?
  • TDs, Parties, and the 33rd Dáil
  • Skipping ‘Left’ and ‘Right’
  • Time taken to form a government is not unusual
  • Another election – but not one to choose a government

Recent Tweets

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Recent Comments

  • Ken Carty on …but how come no one saw it coming?
  • Eamon O'Donoghue on Early 2020 election predictions
  • Another election – but not one to choose a government - Spotile on Another election – but not one to choose a government
  • Early 2020 election predictions | Irish Politics Forum – Politics Article – Politics Blog on Early 2020 election predictions
  • Eoin O'Malley on The Constitution Review Group report – a great (free) resource for Irish citizens

What we talk about

accountability Brexit Brian Cowen Brian Lenihan by-elections cabinet government Ceann Comhairle citizens' assemblies constituencies constitutional assembly constitutional convention constitutional reform corruption Dail reform deliberation Department of Finance Dáil reform Eamon Gilmore election Election 2011 election 2016 Elections electoral campaigns electoral commission Electoral Reform Enda Kenny Fianna Fáil Fine Gael freedom of information gender quotas Government Reform Green Party Iceland IMF independents institutional reform Ireland Irish constitutional convention Labour Labour Party Leaders Debates Leadership Lobbying local government Micheál Martin ministerial responsibility new Republic Open Government opinion poll opinion polls parliamentary reform party finance party funding Political culture political institutions Political reform PR-STV presidential election Referendum referendums representation Reshuffle Seanad Senate separation of powers Sinn Fein sovereignty STV United Left Alliance urban/rural Votes at 16 votes for emigrants whip system Women women in politics

Categories

  • Brexit Countdown
  • by-elections
  • Committee System
  • Constitution
  • Corruption and Accountability
  • Curriculum review
  • Dail Reform
  • dataset
  • Election
  • Electoral Reform
  • European Union
  • Events
  • freedom of information
  • government formation
  • Government reform
  • Judicial reform
  • Lobbying
  • Local Government
  • media
  • ministerial responsibility
  • New party politics
  • New Republic
  • Northern Ireland
  • opinion polls
  • policy making
  • Political culture
  • Politicalreform admin
  • Politics
  • PSAI 2017
  • Referenda
  • regulatory systems
  • Seanad Reform
  • Site News
  • Social partnership and trade unions
  • Strategic Policy Planning
  • teaching
  • The Presidency
  • Uncategorized
  • Votes at 16
  • votes for emigrants
  • women in politics

Contributors

  • Adrian Kavanagh
  • brendanflynn
  • Claire McGing
  • David Farrell
  • drstephenquinlan
  • ElaineByrne
  • Eoin O'Malley
  • Gary Murphy
  • Jane Suiter
  • johnobrennan
  • Ken McDonagh
  • Liam Weeks
  • Luke Field
  • Michael Gallagher
  • Séin Ó Muineacháin
  • Editors
  • psaigenderpoliticssg
  • Jennifer Kavanagh
  • Theresa Reidy
  • Tom Louwerse
  • Matthew Wall

Blogroll

  • Silja Bára Ómarsdóttir inside the Icelandic citizen’s assembly process
  • The Story promoting transparency in Irish politics
  • Elaine Byrne's website Elaine Byrne’s site
  • Political Reform conference notes
  • BBC R4 Analysis Analysis programme on BBC Radio 4
  • MacGill Summer School, 2010
  • Justice a course in political philosophy
  • Irish Political Studies Journal of the PSAI on Irish politics
  • Irish Economy blog
  • Ted Great talks on all sorts of topics
  • Neil Ardiff cartoons
  • PSAI website
  • Irish National Election Study Data Irish national election study – data and analysis.
  • Adrian Kavanagh on political selection processes

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