SPIRe’s Week six seminar will feature SPIRe PhD student, Mr.Paul Quinn presenting on his research “African Waters: The Cooperation Question” from 12:00-13:00 Wednesday, February 27th in G316 Newman Building, UCD Belfield. All are welcome. Abstract Natural resource management poses challenges at … Continue reading
SPIRe’s Week two seminar will feature Dr. Iseult Honahan presenting on her paper “Toleration and non-domination” from 12:00-13:00 Wednesday, January 30th in G316 Newman Building, UCD Belfield. All are welcome. Abstract The need for toleration is understood to derive from … Continue reading
SPIRe’s Dr. Tamir Libel will launch the SPIRe spring seminar series with his presentation entitled “De-constructing the (Post) Modern Military: The Operational Theory Research Institute as a Case of Sociology of Intervention” on Wednesday January 23 from 12:00-13:00 in G316 … Continue reading
SPIRe is please to announce its Spring 2013 Seminar Series. The series will feature 12 seminars, 10 of which focus on the recent work of SPIRe faculty and students. Two additional events will see SPIRe host Dr. Daniel Butt of … Continue reading
SPIRe’s Dr. Niamh Hardiman examines “Fiscal Politics In Time: Pathways to Fiscal Consolidation, 1980-2012” in a recent working paper with co-author Sebastian Dellepiane of the University of Strathclyde. Abstract below: The comparative study of debt and fiscal consolidation has acquired a … Continue reading
SPIRe’s Dr. Andy Storey discuses structural violence and state power in a recently published paper at the African Journal on Conflict Resolution. Dr. Storey argues that the 1994 Rwandan genocide occurred despite the existence of a peace and power sharing … Continue reading
SPIRe’s Dr. Tobias Theiler asks “Does the European Union Need to Become a Community?” in an article recently published in the Journal of Common Market Studies. Dr. Theiler takes issue with the claim that in order for the European Union … Continue reading
SPIRe’s Dr. Samuel Brazys provides evidence in a forthcoming paper in the Review of International Political Economy that the impact of so-called “Aid for Trade” programs in the developing world depends on which donor country is providing the assistance. Testing … Continue reading
SPIRe’s Profs. Jennifer Todd and Paul Walsh will be presenting their paper (with Lupa Ramadhani) titled “Patterns of Conflict in the Great Lakes Region” Thursday November 22nd from 13:00-14:00 in G317 Newman (Arts) Building, UCD Belfield. Abstract The African Great … Continue reading
SPIRe’s Dr. Derek Hutchenson and Kristen Jeffers will be presenting their paper (along with Tijana Prokic-Breuer and Maarten Peter Vink of Maastricht University) titled “Socialization, Naturalization and Immigrant Political Participation in Europe: Testing Transferability Theory” Thursday November 15th from 13:00-14:00 … Continue reading
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