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IBIS Evening Lecture
IBIS hosted an evening lecture entitled Where now for North-South economic links in a time of recession? on Thursday, 3rd May 2012 at the Linen Hall Library in Belfast. Chaired by Sir George Quigley, the panel of speakers were: Gary McDonald (Irish News), Dr Gerard O'Hare (Parker Green International) and Professor Frances Ruane (ESRI). Read More
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IBIS Evening Lecture
The IBIS Evening Lecture series continues with an event on Wednesday, 13 June 2012 at the Royal Irish Academy, Dublin. The lecture is titled 'Should ambulances stop at the border? The challenge of cooperation in healthcare provision'. With Senator Maurice Hayes as chair, the panel includes Tom Daly (CAWT), Ronal Foley (NUIM/ICLRD), Bernie McCrory (CAWT) and Vanya Sargent (Horwath Bastow Charleton). The lecture is jointly organised by IBIS, the INternational Centre for Local and Regional Development (ICLRD) and the Centre for Cross Border Studies. Read More
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IBIS / Centre for War Studies Collaboration
IBIS joined with the Centre for War Studies, UCD, to host Professor Stathis Kalyvas of Yale University. Professor Kalyvas, author of The Logic of Violence in Civil War and Director of the Program on Order, Conflict & Violence visited UCD the week of 4 April 2011. During his stay, he gave a public evening lecture at UCD on Wednesday, 6 April and a daytime lecture to students and academics on Thursday, 7 April. Read More
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Patterns of Conflict Resolution
The IBIS research project 'Patterns of Conflict Resolution: Mechanisms and Sequences of Peace-Making and Peace-Building. How do Draw Lessons from Northern Ireland, drew to a close in December 2010. Funding for the project came from the Irish Research Council for the Humanities and Social Sciences and the Conflict Resolution Unit of the Irish Department of Foreign Affairs. The project builds on research conducted at IBIS on the succession of attempts at conflict resolution in Ireland and Northern Ireland. Case study reports and policy documents are now available. For more details click here.