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Irish Studies in International Affairs, incorporating ARINS (Analysing and Researching Ireland North and South), has been published since 1979 as the leading Irish-based, peer-reviewed, journal in the discipline, with an increasing international reputation and circulation. Each issue includes contributions on a special theme and other original articles related to Ireland and international affairs broadly defined, to include issues such as development aid, conflict resolution, trade and human rights.
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Volume 32, Number 2, ARINS - Analysing and Researching Ireland, North and South 2021Table of Contents
pp. vii-xvii
pp. 1-38
pp. 39-43
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View Summary of The Hermeneutics of the Good Friday Agreement: A Response to 'Getting
Ready' by Brendan O'Leary
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pp. 44-46
pp. 53-77
pp. 78-81
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View Summary of Traditions, Lives and New Identities in a Dynamic Political
Landscape: A Response to 'Unionism, Identity and Irish Unity: Paradigms,
Problems and Paradoxes' by Jennifer Todd
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Landscape: A Response to 'Unionism, Identity and Irish Unity: Paradigms,
Problems and Paradoxes' by Jennifer Todd
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pp. 111-114
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View Summary of Configuring Irish Unification Processes: A Response to 'The Good
Friday Agreement and a United Ireland' by Rory Montgomery
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Friday Agreement and a United Ireland' by Rory Montgomery
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pp. 137-141
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View Summary of A Crowded Stage: A Response to 'Cross-Border Cooperation Health in
Ireland' by Deirdre Heenan
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pp. 143-160
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View Summary of Who is Better off? Measuring Cross-border Differences in Living
Standards, Opportunities and Quality of Life on the Island of
Ireland
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pp. 161-163
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View Summary of Thoughts on Quality of Life, North and South: A Response to ‘Who is
Better off’ by Adele Bergin and Seamus McGuinness
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pp. 179-182
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View Summary of The Rules for Holding Referendums on Irish Unity: A Response to ‘The
Perils of Referendums: A Review’ by Matt Qvortrup
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Perils of Referendums: A Review’ by Matt Qvortrup
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pp. 214-217
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View Summary of Setting the Franchise for a Northern Ireland Referendum on
Unification: Discretion, Determination and the Common Good: A Response to ‘The
Franchise in Irish Unification Referendums’ by Christopher McCrudden, Oran Doyle
and David Kenny
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Franchise in Irish Unification Referendums’ by Christopher McCrudden, Oran Doyle
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pp. 218-220
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View Summary of A Historic Referendum—but who are the People? A Response to ‘The
Franchise in an Irish Unification Referendum’ by Christopher McCrudden, Oran
Doyle and David Kenny
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Franchise in an Irish Unification Referendum’ by Christopher McCrudden, Oran
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pp. 221-224
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View Summary of Beyond the Path of Least Resistance: Constructing a Referendum
Franchise that Reflects the People of Northern Ireland: A Response to ‘The
Franchise in Irish Unification Referendums’ by Christopher McCrudden, Oran Doyle
and David Kenny
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Beyond the Path of Least Resistance: Constructing a Referendum
Franchise that Reflects the People of Northern Ireland: A Response to ‘The
Franchise in Irish Unification Referendums’ by Christopher McCrudden, Oran Doyle
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pp. 225-246
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View Summary of Obstacles to Public Health that even Pandemics cannot Overcome: The
Politics of Covid-19 on the Island of Ireland
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pp. 247-270
pp. 271-274
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View Summary of Tracking the Wave of a Calamitous Failure: A Response to ‘Obstacles
to Public Health that even Pandemics cannot Overcome: The Politics of COVID-19
on the Island of Ireland’ by Ann Nolan et al.
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to Public Health that even Pandemics cannot Overcome: The Politics of COVID-19
on the Island of Ireland’ by Ann Nolan et al.
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pp. 278-281
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View Summary of Deliberating on the Constitutional Future: A Response to ‘A Modest
Proposal: Building a Deliberative System in Northern Ireland’ by Jane
Suiter
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pp. 283-313
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View Summary of Comparing Social Security Provision North and South of Ireland: Past
Developments and Future Challenges
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pp. 314-334
pp. 335-337
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View Summary of Debating the Cost of Irish Reunification: A Response to ‘Why the
Subvention does not Matter’ by John Doyle
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pp. 338-340
pp. 341-367
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View Summary of The British-Irish Relationship and the Centrality of the
British-Irish Intergovernmental Conference
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pp. 368-370
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View Summary of The Long History of Hard-Won Agreements: A Response to Etain Tannam,
‘The British-Irish Relationship and the Centrality of the British-Irish
Intergovernmental Conference’
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pp. 371-374
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View Summary of Can British-Irish Cooperation Be Revived? A Response to ‘The
British-Irish Relationship and the Centrality of the British-Irish
Intergovernmental Conference’, by Etain Tannam
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British-Irish Relationship and the Centrality of the British-Irish
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pp. 375-377
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View Summary of Challenges or Opportunities?: A Response to ‘Comparing Social
Security Provision in the North and South of Ireland’ by Ciara Fitzpatrick and
Charles O'Sullivan
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Security Provision in the North and South of Ireland’ by Ciara Fitzpatrick and
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pp. 378-381
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View Summary of Brexit: The ‘Bread and Butter’ Implications: A Response to ‘Comparing
Social Security Provision in the North and South of Ireland’ by Ciara
Fitzpatrick and Charles O'Sullivan
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Brexit: The ‘Bread and Butter’ Implications: A Response to ‘Comparing
Social Security Provision in the North and South of Ireland’ by Ciara
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pp. 382-405
pp. 406-408
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View Summary of Constitutional Change: A Response to ‘Let “The People” Decide:
Reflections on Constitutional Change and “Concurrent Consent”’ by Colin
Harvey
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pp. 409-412
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View Summary of Thinking Seriously about Irish Unity: A Response to ‘Let “The People”
Decide: Reflections on Constitutional Change and “Concurrent Consent”’ by Colin
Harvey
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pp. 413-447
pp. 448-476
pp. 477-498
pp. 499-502
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View Summary of Nothing of Benefit: A Response to ‘The Rise and Fall and Rise of Academic Selection: The Case of Northern Ireland’ by Martin Brown et al.
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pp. 503-506
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View Summary of A Problem of Policy Paralysis: A Response to ‘The Rise and Fall and Rise of Academic Selection: The Case of Northern Ireland’ by Martin Brown et al.
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pp. 558-560
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View Summary of Establishing a New Laboratory: A Response to ‘A New Welfare Imaginary for the Island of Ireland’ by Mary P. Murphy
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pp. 561-588
pp. 589-610
pp. 611-613
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View Summary of Converge or Diverge? One Island, Two Regimes: A Response to ‘A New
Welfare Imaginary for the Island of Ireland’ by Mary P. Murphy
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pp. 614-616
pp. 617-619
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View Summary of Shaking Ideologies: A Response to ‘Pulpit to Public: Church Leaders
on a Post-Brexit Island’ by Gladys Ganiel
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pp. 620-622
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View Summary of Nation-making and Re-making: A Response to Brice Dickson, ‘The
Protection of Human Rights in a United Ireland’
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pp. 623-626
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View Summary of The Road Not (Yet) Taken: A Charter of Rights for the Island of
Ireland: A Response to ‘The Protection of Rights in a United Ireland’ by Brice
Dickson
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pp. 627-651
pp. 652-655
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View Summary of The Wealthiest Region in These Islands? A Vision for Northern
Ireland: A Response to ‘Drivers and Barriers of Cross-Border Sectoral
Ecosystems: The Pharmaceutical Sector in an All-Island Context’ by Chris van
Egeraat and Declan Curran
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pp. 656-658
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View Summary of The Role of Christian Church Leaders, Past and Present: A Response to
‘Pulpit to Public: Church Leaders on a Post-Brexit Island’ by Gladys
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Philip McDonagh’s and Margaret M. Scull’s Responses to ‘Pulpit to Public: Church
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