Podcast Episode 3: The Troubles With Borders: a discussion with Ramesh Ganohariti and Jennifer Dowling

Jake, Ramesh, and Jen discuss the phenomenon of borders and their implications, using the case of post-Brexit Northern Ireland as a focal point.

Jake Wright, Jennifer Dowling and Ramesh Ganohariti • July 21, 2021

Leaving our ‘Troubles’ behind?

In the wake of the riots in Northern Ireland is a return to violence an inevitable reality?

Jennifer Dowling • April 15, 2021

Brexit and the Northern Irish Border in the Mind – The Return of the Lost Border

Brexit referendums impact the shared Irish border. However, Brexit’s backstop discussion should not have come to the surprise of the European Union.

Emma Bakels • April 25, 2019

The slumbering threat of right-wing extremism and the enabling force of politics

Recently a new kind of right-wing extremism has sprung up. What are its characteristics and dangers, and how is it able to attract this much popularity?

Menno Francino • November 23, 2017

EU (Br-) exits and Decreasing European Crisis Response Capacity

The so-called 'Brexit' illustrates the European Union (EU) is under pressure. However, from a crisis management perspective, leaving the EU or diminishing its current capacity would be a very unsafe idea.

Sanneke Kuipers • July 17, 2016

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Podcast Episode 3: The Troubles With Borders: a discussion with Ramesh Ganohariti and Jennifer Dowling

Leaving our ‘Troubles’ behind?

Brexit and the Northern Irish Border in the Mind – The Return of the Lost Border

The slumbering threat of right-wing extremism and the enabling force of politics

EU (Br-) exits and Decreasing European Crisis Response Capacity