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Anurag Dep is a PhD researcher in law at QUB and Ian Jeffers commissioner for Victims and Survivors in Northern Ireland, soon to be chief executive of Cooperation Ireland speak to our host Rory Montgomery about the legal framework of provision of rights and support to victims of crime in Ireland and Northern Ireland.
Last updated: Tuesday, 5 December. Following on from the 2022 surveys, the initial findings from the 2023 ARINS/The Irish Times survey were published by The Irish Times on the morning of 2 December and will continue to be published over the coming days and weeks.
'You can be anything in Ireland now, as long as it’s not English', a panel discussion held in the Royal Irish Academy on Monday, 20 November 2023
Luke Sheehan
In the latest ARINS blog post, Paul Gosling draws on the findings of his “Who is Better Off: the Irish, the Northern Irish or the British? A Regional Economic Comparison” article in Irish Studies in International Affairs.
In the latest ARINS blog post, Peter Shirlow discusses the results of the recent Institute of Irish Studies, Liverpool polls.
Who are the diverse voices on the island and how can constitutional discussion and deliberation facilitate their inclusion and participation?
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ARINS is a joint project of The Royal Irish Academy, an all-island body, and the Keough-Naughton Institute for Irish Studies at Notre Dame's Keough School of Global Affairs, a research institute of international standing. We seek to engage recognised experts across the spectrum of disciplines, perspectives and points of view, inviting contributions in the form of academic papers, blog posts, and proposals for partnerships.
