Papers
1:1 Profiling the Irish State
Lecture Theatre: 4-068
Regulatory Capacity and Networked Governance - Colin Scott and Ciara Brown
1:2 Roundtable on Irish Political Reform
Lecture Theatre: 4-027
1.3 Regional and Local Politics
Lecture Theatre: 4-079
Reviving urban democracy: a comparative analysis of British and Irish efforts to democratize city government 1996-2010 Dr. Deiric O'Broin
2:1 Patterns of Conflict Resolution
Lecture Theatre: 4-027
Structural Violence and the Struggle for State Power in Rwanda: Why 'Conflict Resolution' and Other External Interventions Have Made Things Worse - Andy Storey
2:2 The EU and Ireland: Politics, Policy and Ideology
Lecture Theatre: 4-068
John O'Brennan and John Carroll (NUIM) 'Assessing the role(s) of the Irish parliamentarian in European affairs in Ireland.'
2:3 Electoral Politics and Irish Government
Lecture Theatre: 4-079
HISTORICAL SOCIAL AND INDIGENOUS ECOLOGY APPROACH TO SOCIAL MOVEMENTS IN MEXICO AND LATIN AMERICA José G. Vargas-Hernández, M.B.A;Ph.D.
3:1 The Long War Continued? Assessing the Republican Dissident Challenge to Northern Ireland’s New Dispensation
Lecture Theatre: 4-027
Dissidents, Ultras, Militarists or Patriots? Analysing the Strategies, Tactics and Support for 'Dissident' Republicanism - Jon Tonge
3:2 New and Old Media in Irish Politics
Lecture Theatre: 4-068
Nervous of the Cinema as an Art Medium: governmental film propaganda in the Free State. Kevin Hora
3:3 Comparative Politics
Lecture Theatre: 4-079
Exploring Democratic Decentralisation Reforms: Lessons from Africa - Mike Adeyeye, Ph.D
4:1 Keynote Address – Speaker (TBA)
Lecture Theatre: 4-027
5:1 The Gendered Experiences of Women and Politics in Ireland
Lecture Theatre: 4-027
- Ties that bind?: Women in the Dail and the Role of Surrogate Representation - Claire McGing
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5:2 Business, the State and Political Parties
Lecture Theatre: 4-068
If money talks, what does it say - Iain McMenamin, DCU
5:3 Northern Ireland Politics
Lecture Theatre: 4-079
Same old blocs, same old story? The 2010 Westminster Election in Northern Ireland - Jon Tonge (University of Liverpool)
6:1 Conflict Resolution and Transformation
Lecture Theatre: 4-027
6:2 The Medium and the Message
Lecture Theatre: 4-068
'A proposal for inaugurating a publicity campaign in the United States, Great Britain, and the Continent in the interests of Irish Free State industry and commerce' - Doremus and the Free State, 1928. Kevin Hora
6:3 Citizenship and Social Movements
Lecture Theatre: 4-079
- Historical social and indigenous ecology approach to social movements in Mexico and Latin America - Jose G. Vargas-Hernandez, M.B.A
- Bringing the People back in: Civil Society Activism and Related Ideas of Citizenship - Dr. Brid O’Rourke
7:1 European Studies SG. Chairs: Mary Murphy (UCC) & Katy Hayward (QUB)
Room 3-028
7:2 Gender and Politics SG. Chairs: Fiona Buckley (UCC) & Yvonne Galligan (QUB)
Room 3-029
7:3 Interest Groups and Lobbying SG. Chairs: Gary Murphy (DCU) & Conor McGrath (Independent Scholar)
Room 3-044
7:4 International Relations and Area Studies SG. Chairs: Francesco Cavatorta (DCU) & Maura Conway (DCU)
Room 3-045
7:5 Peace and Conflict Studies SG. Chair: Niall O Dochartaigh (NUIG)
Room 3-077
7:6 Political Theory SG. Chairs: Iseult Honohan (UCD) & Vittorio Bufacchi (UCC)
Room 3-078
7:7 Teaching and Learning in Politics SG. Chairs: Clodagh Harris (UCC) & Brid Quinn (UL)
Room 3-091
7:8 Urban Politics SG. Chairs: Deiric O Broin (DIT)
Room 3-096
7.9 Political Reform SG Chair: Eoin O’Malley (DCU)
Room 3-100
8:1 Teaching and Learning
Lecture Theatre: 4-027
8:2 Protestant Political Identities
Lecture Theatre: 4-068
- Only Distant Cousins: Irish Protestants and Politics in the U.S., Canada, and Australia - Patrick R. Ireland
- New Order: Contemporary Political Alignments of the Protestant Orange Tradition in Northern Ireland - Jon Tonge (Liverpool), James McAuley (Huddersfield), Jocelyn Evans (Salford), Bob Jeffery (Salford)
8:3 Foreign and Security Policy
Lecture Theatre: 4-079
9:1 Divided Pasts and Shared Futures: Politics, History and Political Science in Northern Ireland
Lecture Theatre: 4-027
Irish health care; the evidence on communicating policy - Dr Vivienne Byers
9:2 International Relations & Transnational Political Structures
Lecture Theatre: 4-068
9:3 Crime, Victims and State Terrorism
Lecture Theatre: 4-079
10. Education Plenary
Lecture Theatre: 4-079
‘A Pedagogy of Engagement in Higher Education’ - James Sloam (Royal Holloway, University of London)
11:1 Nationalism and Conflict
Lecture Theatre: 4-027
Terrorists Who Hunger for a Voice: Negative Campaigning and its Effect on Political Discourse By Kate Bryan
11:2 Issues in Comparative Public Administration: Health, Genetics, Employment and Urban Policy
Lecture Theatre: 4-068
Positive Action in Politics – Lessons and Challenges from Employment Equality Law - Marian Jennings
11:3 The Long War Continued? Assessing the Republican Dissident Challenge to Northern Ireland’s New Dispensation II
Lecture Theatre: 4-079
12:1 Global Political Theory: Perspectives on Justice and Civil Society
Lecture Theatre: 4-027
What are the contemporary circumstances of assistance and do they generate moral or practical constraints on the duty of assistance? - Susan P. Murphy
12.2 Electoral Politics in Ireland and Eurovision
Lecture Theatre: 4-068
Politics, Ireland and the Eurovision Song Contest - Dr. Adrian Kavanagh
12:3 Historical Perspectives on the Politics of Ireland
Lecture Theatre: 4-079
