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Irish Political Studies, Journal of the Political Studies Association of Ireland. Published by Taylor & Francis. Co-editors: L Weeks & F O hAdhmaill

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Irish Political Studies

Volume 41, Issue 2 of Irish Political Studies

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The final issue of the year out with articles by Profs Nicole Bolleyer, Ken Carty, Martyn Frampton, Jon Tonge, amongst others
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We are at @psaitweets TCD conference 2024 all weekend so any prospective contributors please feel free to reach out to us
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One of our most read and prescient articles of all time on Ireland's swing to the left tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.… @stefanmuller_cg @Aidan_Regan

Are Irish voters moving to the left?

The Irish party system has been an outlier in comparative politics. Ireland never had a left-right divide in parliament, and for decades, the dominant centrist political parties competed around a c...

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Forget the claimed 'rise' of independents. They've been a mainstay of Irish politics for a long time tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.… tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.… #elections2024

Rage Against the Machine: Who is the Independent Voter?

One particular type of minor candidate outside of the party circle is the independent. Perhaps the most exceptional feature of the Irish political (party) system, the persistence and significance...

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Read about the last 2019 local elections for comparison tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…

The 2019 local elections in the Republic of Ireland

The 2019 local elections were run in conjunction with European Parliament elections, a constitutional referendum to ease restrictions on divorce, and local plebiscites in Cork city, Limerick and Wa...

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Irish politics still seems to be 'drifting' tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…

The end of Fianna Fáil's Ireland: drifting in an ‘unmoored’ political system

This essay investigates and describes the political regime that dominated much of Irish political life in the twentieth century. It was marked by the rise, and eventual fall, of Fianna Fáil as the ...

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Have things changed since the last election? Read a whole host of contributors on what motivated voting behaviour at GE2020 here tandfonline.com/toc/fips20/3… #elections2024

Irish Political Studies

The Irish National Election Study, 2020. Volume 36, Issue 4 of Irish Political Studies

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With the Taoiseach due to deliver a State apology for the Stardust tragedy today, see this article on public apologies by @MuirisMac & @annacbryson tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…

Accounting for the past: the role of public apologies in Ireland

Demands for accountability are a prominent feature of contemporary public life. Although much academic attention has focused on perceived denials of accountability and blame avoidance in various po...

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"Taoisigh tend to be conservative when selecting ministers" @AnMailleach in @IrishPolStudies in 2007. Has much changed? Read the original article here tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1…

Ministerial Selection in Ireland: Limited Choice in a Political Village

Comparatively, Taoisigh have one of the most restricted pools from which to select ministers. This has an impact on the ability of Taoisigh to deselect ministers, which in turn affects the choice...

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Interested in NI politics? IPS is seeking a new Associate Editor to compile the annual data issue. Wannabe candidates should contact [email protected] with an EoI, CV, and statement on editorial vision
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Two bits of news: If you're interested in joining the editorial board of IPS or becoming Associate Editor for our data issue please see the recent #psaitweets newsletter or contact Feilim or me for more information
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Delighted to welcome Thomas Tormey on board as our new book reviews editor. Please contact [email protected] if you are interested in writing reviews for IPS
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Looking forward to meeting colleagues at @psaitweets conference this weekend. If you have an idea for a submission to IPS both Feilim and myself are available all weekend.
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We are seeking a new book reviews editor for Irish Political Studies. Post might be suitable for PhDs/postdocs/ECRs. Please contact ourselves or [email protected] for more info.
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Just a month to the @psaitweets conference organised by @HAPPatQUB . To the 250 presenters: have a think about us as a medium for your work. The only journal devoted to the publication of research on Irish politics
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The two co-editors will both be in attendance so for any prospective authors please feel free to get in touch to discuss your research
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PSAI panel at #APSA2023 @APSAtweets Some fascinating papers on the changes in Irish politics @dfarrell_ucd @JaneSuit
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Many thanks to @JaneSuit for providing an excellent discussion and reading all our papers!
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In 2012, the PSAI instituted the Peter Mair lecture in honour of one of Ireland’s most distinguished political scientists. The lecture is delivered at the Association’s annual conference and is published in Irish Political Studies.
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All these lectures can now be read for free from here: tandfonline.com/journals/fip…

The Peter Mair lectures

Explore the article collection: The Peter Mair lectures. Published in Irish Political Studies.

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Many thanks to all the contributors @rkcarty Ingrid Van Biezen, Rudy Andeweg @BrigidLaffan @LucaVerzichelli @a_rasmussen Catherine De Vries @simonjhix @CasalBertoa
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