This document has been prepared by the Centre for Cross Border Studies as a contribution to the House of Commons Northern Ireland Affairs Committee’s inquiry on Devolution and Democracy in Northern Ireland: dealing with the deficit. Submission available to download here.
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CCBS Director Ruth Taillon gives evidence to the House of Lords Select Committee on the European Union
CCBS Director Ruth Taillon was invited to give oral evidence to the House of Lords Select Committee on the European Union, which held a session on “Brexit: UK-Irish relations” at Stormont on 31 January. Gina McIntyre, CEO of the Special EU Programmes Body also gave evidence in this session. CCBS has previously submitted written evidence […]
Read MoreSubmission to the House of Lords EU Home Affairs Sub-Committee “Brexit: Reciprocal Healthcare” Inquiry
Following oral evidence given by CCBS Deputy Director, Anthony Soares, to the House of Lords EU Home Affairs Sub-Committee as part of its Brexit and Reciprocal Healthcare inquiry, CCBS was invited to submit supplementary written evidence, which it did on 31st January 2018. You can read it here.
Read MoreCentre for Cross Border Studies publishes new briefing paper ‘Citizens’ Rights and the UK-Ireland Border’
You can now read the second of our Brexit and the Border Briefing Paper series. Download the full paper here. For the executive summary only click here.
Read MoreCCBS submission to the European Citizens Initiative Public Consultation
In August 2017 CCBS made a submission to the European Citizens Initiative (ECI) public consultation. The ECI was introduced by the Treaty of Lisbon (Article 11 TEU and Article 24 TFEU) and has been implemented by the (EU) Regulation No 211/2011 (ECI Regulation) applying since April 2012. The Aim of the ECI is to allow […]
Read MoreCCBS Deputy Director takes part in Brexit Workshop organised by Fermanagh & Omagh District Council
CCBS’s Deputy Director, Anthony Soares, gave a presentation at a Brexit Workshop organised by Fermanagh and Omagh District Council on the ongoing Brexit negotiations and what they may tell us about future UK-EU trading relations. Primarily aimed at businesses, the workshop was chaired by UTV’s former Economics Editor, Jamie Delargy, and featured contributions from Margaret […]
Read MoreBorders in Globalization Conference
CCBS Director, Ruth Taillon, CCBS Board Member and QUB Lecturer Dr Katy Hayward, and QUB Postgraduate Research Student Matthew O’Neill travelled to Ottawa, Canada for the Borders in Globalization 2nd International Conference on 6 – 8 December. The panel at which they presented – on the consequences of Brexit – could not have been more […]
Read MoreCentre for Cross Border Studies Journal Launch 2017 and the CCBS Winter Lecture
The Centre for Cross Border Studies (CCBS) launched the 2017 edition of its Journal of Cross Border Studies in Ireland on Monday 4th December in Riddle Hall in Belfast. Chair of the CCBS Board Dr Helen Johnston opened the event before guest speaker Professor Duncan Morrow, Director of Community Engagement at Ulster University, gave his lecture […]
Read MoreCCBS joins the Cohesion Alliance
The Centre for Cross Border Studies has joined the CohesionAlliance for a strong EU cohesion policy beyond 2020. Cohesion policy is the main European investment policy to achieve the EU Treaty objective of economic, social and territorial cohesion. In doing so cohesion policy has a clear added value in creating jobs, sustainable growth and modern […]
Read MoreCCBS Deputy Director invited panellist at the 2017 Michael J Murphy Winter School’s “Big Brexit Debate”
CCBS Deputy Director, Anthony Soares, took part in a discussion panel at the 2017 Michael J Murphy Winter School, where the topic was “Will Brexit move the border?” The panel was chaired by Eamonn Mallie, and the other participants were Lucy Anderson MEP, Matt Carthy MEP, Damien McGenity (Border Communities Against Brexit), and Eoin Ó […]
Read MorePolicy Seminar in Edinburgh jointly organised by CCBS and the Centre on Constitutional Change
CCBS and the Centre on Constitutional Change jointly organised a successful policy seminar at Edinburgh University on the 20th of November. Bringing together a number of officials from the Scottish Government, the European Commission representation in Edinburgh, the Consul-General of Ireland in Scotland, and representatives from the British-Irish Council and Scottish Parliament, the seminar considered […]
Read MoreCross-Border Functional Regions: Perspectives from Ireland, Northern Ireland and Scandinavia
The Centre for Cross Border Studies, the Sweden-Norway INTERREG Programme and the SEUPB organised a visit by a delegation of close to 30 local and regional politicians from the Norway-Sweden border region. As part of the programme the Swedish and Norwegian representatives took part in a policy seminar and discussion in Armagh’s Market Place Theatre […]
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