ISE is a multi-disciplinary, cross-border institute in Trinity College Dublin with campuses in Dublin and Belfast.
Dublin and Belfast
Joined December 2009
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Job opportunity with the Thomistic Institute. All details at this link >> thomisticinstitute.org/campu…
Informal Pre-Commencements Reception / Alumnae / Alumni Event, Tuesday 16 April 2019, 5.30pm – 7.00pm in the Postgraduate Reading Room, ISE-LI Building, TCD campus. All welcome! Please... facebook.com/permalink.php?s…
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Peace Studies (School of Religion, Trinity College Dublin) is holding an Information Evening for prospective students in our three postgraduate programmes: the MPhil in International Peace... facebook.com/permalink.php?s…
Dr Brendan Ciarán Browne publishes new piece in 'The Conversation'. The article examines the issue of the impact of conflict related displacement that occurred as the troubles erupted. The research is funded by the Independent Social Research... theconversation.com/the-trou…
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Etain Tannam invited to present oral evidence about Brexit to House of Commons, Northern Ireland Select Committee. View here >> bit.ly/2tjpAoC
Dr Brendan Ciarán Browne awarded research funding for ongoing work in Palestine. More details here >> bit.ly/2S88itz
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Etain Tannam gives presentation in Cambridge University, at aconference on the EU, Brexit and Security, December 14,
Etain Tannam interviewed for BBC Radio 4, The Briefing Room
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Big conference next week, all welcome!
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Attention ISE alumni! The European Centre for Minority Issues is hiring!
Are you a minority expert, or eager to become one?
Do you thrive in an international... infoecmi.eu/index.php/are-yo…
On 28/11, Dr Browne was invited to deliver a paper on his work that seeks to critique the exportability of the NI Peace Process to Palestine. The paper looked at the limits of applying the NI peace building approach in the context of the asymmetrical conflict context of Palestine
On 27 November, Dr Brendan Browne was invited by Dr Munir Nuseibah to deliver a public lecture at the Al Quds Public Library, Old City Jerusalem. The paper focussed on Dr Browne's funded research, entitled: 'Burnt Out: Forgotten Victims of the Northern Ireland Conflict'.
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Etain Tannam invited to participate in the Conversation's expert panel article on European states' responses to the EU-UK Withdrawal Agreement.
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Etain Tannam posts about the EU -UK Withdrawal Agreement on the LSE Brexit blog. blogs.lse.ac.uk/brexit/2018/… blogs.lse.ac.uk/brexit/2018/…
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The Irish School of Ecumenics, Trinity College Dublin, with the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, has the pleasure of inviting you to 'An evening... eventbrite.ie/e/an-evening-w…
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Dr Brendan Ciarán Browne published piece in Discover Society >> discoversociety.org/2018/11/…
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David Mitchell writes in The Conversation on unionist identity and politics in the current climate... theconversation.com/dups-red… theconversation.com/dups-red…
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In May/June 2018, MPhil in Conflict Resolution & Reconciliation student Benjamin Potash took up an internship in Palestine at the Al Quds University Human Rights Clinic in the Old City of Jerusalem. You can read his report here >> bit.ly/2S2fynf
Etain Tannam's new edited book to mark 20th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement (in the midst of Brexit) now published >> routledge.com/Beyond-the-Goo…
Etain Tannam gives guest lecture at University of Denver.
Etain Tannam gave a guest lecture on Brexit and British-Irish relations at the Josef Korbel School of International Studies,... facebook.com/permalink.php?s…