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Daily Archives: April 12, 2011

We the Citizens is launched

April 12, 2011 in Uncategorized.

Top Posts

  • What is a Citizens' Assembly?
  • Where are the Irish-Black and Irish-Polish TDs? Ethnic minorities in the Dáil
  • Time for a new political party?
  • Towards a critical constitutional juncture for Northern Ireland?
  • The Constitution Review Group report - a great (free) resource for Irish citizens
  • Policy Advisers: who are they and what do they do?
  • Political Representation: A luxury for the good times and a way to save money in the bad?
  • Where should we "Park" the Taoiseach?
  • What did TDs do and who did they represent in the previous Dáil?
  • Red C/Sunday Business Post poll 13th February: How close can Kenny go?

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  • PSAI annual conference 2022: Call for papers – Zittrex on PSAI annual conference 2022: Call for papers
  • Robert Browne on Build forward public: The case for a post pandemic housing imaginary
  • PSAI Teaching and Learning Group webinar: “Teaching politics during the pandemic: experiences, opportunities and challenges” Friday 29th January 10am-12pm | The New York Press News Agency on PSAI Teaching and Learning Group webinar: “Teaching politics during the pandemic: experiences, opportunities and challenges” Friday 29th January 10am-12pm
  • Robert Browne on 140 Days: With government formation taking longer, do we need a guide?
  • Ken Carty on 140 Days: With government formation taking longer, do we need a guide?

What we talk about

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  • Brexit Countdown
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  • Curriculum review
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  • Votes at 16
  • votes for emigrants
  • women in politics

Contributors

  • Adrian Kavanagh
  • brendanflynn
  • Claire McGing
  • David Farrell
  • Diarmuid Torney
  • 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

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

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