May 21, 2020Reflections on academic fundraising: the art of getting thereBy Abel Polese This post was originally published on the LSE Impact Blog on 19 August 2019 Fundraising, or grant capture, has become an increasi...Read More May 8, 2020IICRR announces a Clinton PhD Scholarship in Peace StudiesDublin City University is seeking applications for a fully-funded PhD scholarship in peace studies, named in honour of President Bill Clinton and in c...Read More February 20, 2020What is Neutrality?by Dr Aonghus Cheevers What is neutrality and how can we tell if a person, especially someone involved in a dispute resolution process, is acting n...Read More January 6, 2020The “Arab Spring” and the Islamist female subject By Erika Biagini, Dublin City University, School of Law and Government Photo: Women queuing outside Cairo’s Tora Prison, Egypt, July 2017. (P...Read More November 26, 2019What’s in a Name: The Republic of North Macedonia, the Empire Strikes BackBy Liridona Veliu, PhD candidate, DCU School of Law and Government North Macedonia: No accession talks with the EU lead to snap elections Long into ...Read More November 22, 2019Gender, Activism and Subjectivity in Contention and Conflict: A Comparative Perspective The IICRR hosted a round table discussion in DCU on 25th November on Gender, Activism and Subjectivity in Contention and Conflict. Taking stock from...Read More October 25, 2019Volume on state recognition launched Former Taoiseach Bertie Ahern has launched the Routledge Handbook of State Recognition, at an event on the DCU All Hallows Campus on 11th November...Read More October 25, 2019Book on border issue receives award from PSAIDCU's Dr Donnacha Ó Beacháin has received an award for his book, From Partition to Brexit: The Irish Government and Northern Ireland (Manchester Unive...Read More
