Blogs
Joshua Weston, Leverhulme Interdisciplinary Network on Algorithmic Solutions Doctoral Scholar
Motherhood During and After ‘The Troubles’ in Northern Ireland
Dr Ciaran Mulholland and Dr Michael Duffy
Siddhi Salunke
Dr David Robb
Marc Elliott, LINAS Doctoral Scholar
Dr Ciaran Mulholland and Dr Michael Duffy
Michael Maguire, Honorary Professor of Practice
Dr Jocelyn Dautel
Dr Peter McLoughlin
Dr Erika Jiménez
Tomas McInerney
Martin Burns, MA on Conflict Transformation and Social Justice Graduate
Rather than promoting reconciliation, the conditional immunity scheme runs the risk of entrenching divided narratives of the past and undermining trust in public institutions says Professor Louise Malinder.
Professor Dina Belluigi, Mitchell Institute Fellow: Legacy
Darren Colbourne, School of History, Anthropology, Philosophy and Politics
Martin Burns, MA on Conflict Transformation and Social Justice Graduate
Introducing Mitchell Institute Visiting Scholars Dr Nandita Banerjee Dhawan and Dr Asha Achuthan
Religion, Politics, and the Orange Order in Northern Ireland: Defending Protestant Britain in the Age of Secularism
Professor Michael Semple
Reframing the Past and Imagining the Future of Post-Brexit Northern Ireland
It is responses to non-state terrorism, rather than the brutal violence itself, which has tended to change history and politics the most, says Professor Richard English.
Modern “Derry Girls”: How Teens Navigate Polarization in a Post-conflict Society
Institute Honorary Professor of Practice: Dr Brian Dooley, Senior Advisor at Human Rights First
Martin Burns, MA on Conflict Transformation and Social Justice Graduate
Christian Zionism and the Apocalyptic Landscape of Gaza
The Political Theology of Traditionalism: Steve Bannon, the Far Right, and the End of Days
Can “the Ghosts of Religion Past” Rest in Peace? The Churches and Alternative Futures on the Island of Ireland
Leverhulme Interdisciplinary Network on Algorithmic Solutions Doctoral Scholar
Martin Burns, MA on Conflict Transformation and Social Justice Graduate
Leverhulme Interdisciplinary Network on Algorithmic Solutions Doctoral Scholar
Rombsala Said, Master’s degree student: Conflict Transformation and Social Justice
Leverhulme Interdisciplinary Network on Algorithmic Solutions Doctoral Scholar
Martin Burns, Masters degree student: Conflict Transformation and Social Justice
Martin Burns, Masters degree student: Conflict Transformation and Social Justice
Dr Ulrike M. Vieten
Dr Shane Brighton
Dr Peter McLoughlin
Why dialogue among Afghanistan’s democratic forces is now the priority for peace by Professor Michael Semple
Dr Brian Dooley, Senior Advisor at Human Rights First
Note in Response to Statistics attributed to the Economist
Karli Gibson, Leverhulme Interdisciplinary Network on Algorithmic Solutions Doctoral Scholar
Whitney Westbrook, Masters Degree Student: MA Conflict Transformation and Social Justice
Dr Cheryl Lawther, Mitchell Institute Fellow (Legacy) and Reader, School of Law, Queen’s University Belfast
Martin Burns, Masters degree student: Conflict Transformation and Social Justice
Leverhulme Interdisciplinary Network on Algorithmic Solutions Doctoral Scholar
Rombsala Said, Master’s degree student: Conflict Transformation and Social Justice
Mollie Sullivan, Master’s degree student: Conflict Transformation and Social Justice
Martin Burns, Masters degree student: Conflict Transformation and Social Justice
Emily Bishko, LLM student, International Human Rights Law, Queen’s University Belfast.
The Value of Deliberative and Participatory Processes in Strengthening Democracy and the Social Fabric Emma DeSouza, Civic Initiative Co-Chair and Co-Facilitator
Professor Emeritus Graham Walker and Dr James Greer
Fran Brearton, Professor of Modern Poetry, School of Arts, English and Languages
Exploring the British State-Loyalist Paramilitary Relationship Through a Loyalist Ex-combatant Lens
Practitioner Chair, Professor Michael Semple
The killing of Ayman Zawahiri in a successful US drone strike on his Kabul safe house showcases the inadequacies of policies pursued in Afghanistan.
We are delighted to announce the publication of a number of Working Papers on Afghanistan, led by Practitioner Chair, Professor Michael Semple.
Professor Lord David Trimble has been described as a ‘giant of Irish and international politics’ by Lord Paul Bew, Queen’s University’s Professor Emeritus of Irish History, on the sad news of his passing.
Professor David Connolly is Practitioner Chair at the Mitchell Institute
Professor David Connolly is Practitioner Chair at the Mitchell Institute
Professor Louise Mallinder, School of Law and Legacy Theme Lead for the Mitchell Institute
Professor David Connolly is Practitioner Chair in the Senator George J. Mitchell Institute for Global Peace, Security and Justice (Queen's University Belfast).
Professor Alister Miskimmon, Head of the School of History, Anthropology, Philosophy and Politics at Queen's reflects on the current conflict in Ukraine