DCU Brexit Institute

01/11/2022

📅SAVE the DATE - in 1 month from now !

"BREXIT From a Global Perspective: How the UK Withdrawal From the EU Affected Ireland, Northern Ireland, Europe and Transatlantic Relations"

🗣 Join our distinguished speakers:

Welcome Remarks: Melissa Lane (Princeton University) & Derek Hand (Dublin City University)

Speakers:

Federico Fabbrini (Dublin City University, Princeton University)

Martin Flaherty (Princeton University, Fordham Law School)

Fintan O’Toole (Princeton University & The Irish Times)

Kim Lane Scheppele (Princeton University)

📌1 Dec. 5pm-6.30pm CET // 12pm-1.30pm USET

The event takes place in and online

More details & registration here 👉 https://bit.ly/3TWF9gy

On Thursday 1st December 2022 at 17:00 – 18:30 (CEST) // 12:00 – 13:30 (USET), the DCU Brexit Institute, Princeton University Center for Human Values and

28/10/2022

📢New Call open!

🇪🇺 Assistant Professorship in

The position is funded within the framework of the Europe REGROUP project (2022-2025), focusing on the resilience of the EU beyond the Covid-19 pandemic.

The successful candidate will teach within the DCU School of Law & Government, in the field of EU Institutional Law and Brexit.

📅 Starting early 2023

Apply by 10th Nov. 2022

For more info and details, check the call here 👉

27/10/2022

🚨 REMINDER

Join us for our next event on "Banking Union after Next Generation EU"

Thursday 3 November - from 4pm to 5.30pm (Dublin time) // from 5pm to 6.30pm (Brussels time)

Distinguished panelists will take part in the event: Pedro Gustavo Teixeira (ECB/SSM), Jens-Hinrich Binder (University of Tübingen), Blanaid Clarke (Trinity College Dublin), and Brian Hayes (Banking & Payments Federation Ireland)

More details & registration here: https://bit.ly/3gg8vYC

19/10/2022

📢 Do not miss our next event on "Banking Union after Next Generation EU".

📆 When? Thursday 3rd November 2022, 4pm-5.30pm (IST) // 5pm-6.30pm (CET)

Where? Online - hosted by DCU Brexit Institute

🗣 our panelists: Pedro Gustavo Teixeira (Director General Secretariat to the Supervisory Board, ECB/SSM),

Jens-Hinrich Binder (University of Tübingen),

Blanaid Clarke (Trinity College Dublin), and

Brian Hayes (CEO, Banking & Payments Federation Ireland).

Registration 👉 https://bit.ly/3gg8vYC to attend the event.

We look forward to welcoming you!

The online event will take stock of the developments in the Banking Union (BU), nearly 10 years after its first mention in the roadmap for a more integrated financial framework. Significant progress has been achieved since the great financial crisis and euro area crisis. And yet, several challenges....

27/09/2022

📢Call for Abstracts!

The Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence REBUILD released the call for abstracts:
“Next Generation EU: Furthering Economic, Legal and Fiscal Integration” (19-20 January 2023, Ireland).

Send us your abstract and your short CV by Tuesday 18 October 2022
Find more information here: bit.ly/3SjwmnU

We look forward to receiving your contributions!
Annual Conference

DCU DCU Brexit Institute

05/09/2022

📢 Do not miss our first event of the new academic year: "The future of the Northern Ireland Protocol and EU-UK relations after Boris Johnson".

📆 When? Thursday 15th September 2022

Where? Online - hosted by DCU Brexit Institute, school of Law & Government

Register here bit.ly/ni-brex-eve to attend the event

We look forward to welcoming you!



DCU

23/08/2022

📬 STAFF UPDATE ✅

Catch-up on the latest Institute staff news:

✅ Welcome to Lucrezia Rossi, Jasmine Faudone and Alexander Nato!

✅ Farewell to André Woolgar and sabbatical for Federico Fabbrini!

✅ Congrats to Ian Cooper for extension & Christy Ann Petit!

At the beginning of summer, I shared with you the 5th report of the Brexit Institute, surveying the Institute's activities in the past 12 months and more generally in the half decade since its founding. With the next academic year of the Brexit Institute due to start in earnest in a few days, I now...

16/08/2022

📬 INVITATION- FUTURE OF BREXIT AFTER BORIS - 15 SEPTEMBER

You are invited to our first event of the academic year, which will explore - relations & effects after resignation of PM Boris Johnson

Keynote: David McAllister, European Parliament

Panel: Suzanne Lynch, POLITICO Europe

John McGrane, British-Irish Chamber of Commerce

David Phinnemore, History, Anthropology, Philosophy and Politics at QUB

Niall Moran, DCU

https://bit.ly/fut-brex-inv

European Parliament Office in Ireland

The race to replace Boris Johnson is intensifying and, by the beginning of next month, we will know whether Liz Truss or Rishi Sunak has been selected by UK Conservative Party members as Leader of the Party and henceforth, Prime Minister of the UK.

05/08/2022

⚔️DEFENCE: NATO, NORDICS, IRELAND? 🇫🇮🇸🇪🇮🇪

In our latest blog, Eoin McNamara, University of Tartu, looks at how and joining may lead to needing to rethink its policy.

Read it all ⬇️

Russia’s expansive military assault on Ukraine beginning on February 24 2022 has been devastating for security in Europe. As all European Union (EU) and North

02/08/2022

📬 AUGUST QUARTERLY NEWSLETTER 📰

Catch the latest news from the Institute:

☑️ 5th Anniversary & New book with foreword by Simon Coveney, Irish Foreign Ministry

☑️ AMPLIFY Podcast with Neale Richmond TD & Paul Dermine, Court of Justice of the European Union

☑️ Blogs by Eoin McNamara, Finnish Institute of International Affairs - FIIA & John Doyle, DCU

Read it & more ⬇️

On 23 June 2022, on the 6th anniversary of the Brexit referendum, the Brexit Institute published its 5th annual report. The report summarized the activities of the Institute during the past academic year but also provided an overview of the major achievements it accomplished in 5 years, since its fo...

28/07/2022

📬 SAVE DATE- FUTURE OF BREXIT AFTER BORIS - 15 SEPTEMBER

Our first event of the academic year will explore - relations & effects after resignation of PM Boris Johnson

Keynote: David McAllister, European Parliament

Panel: Suzanne Lynch, POLITICO Europe

John McGrane, British-Irish Chamber of Commerce

David Phinnemore, History, Anthropology, Philosophy and Politics at QUB

Niall Moran, DCU

https://bit.ly/ni-brex-eve

European Parliament Office in Ireland

On Thursday 15th September at 15:00 - 16:30 (IST) (16:00 - 17:30 (CEST)), the DCU Brexit Institute will hold an online event on "The Future of the Northern

20/07/2022

📬 SAVE DATE- FUTURE OF BREXIT AFTER BORIS - 15 SEPTEMBER

Our first event of the academic year will explore - relations & effects after resignation of PM Boris Johnson

Keynote: David McAllister, European Parliament

Panel: Suzanne Lynch, POLITICO Europe

David Phinnemore, History, Anthropology, Philosophy and Politics at QUB

Niall Moran, DCU

https://bit.ly/fut-brex-save

European Parliament Office in Ireland

While a heat wave is scorching throughout Europe, UK politics has also been heating up as of late, with important implications for Brexit and EU-UK relations. As is well known, UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson resigned on 7 July 2022, and, as we speak, the process to select his successor is underway...