7 March, Irish Human Rights & Equality Commission, Dublin Led by the Centre for Cross Border Studies the “Bringing the Agreement Home” project offers an accessible review of the 1998 Belfast/Good Friday Agreement and subsequent related agreements, informing and engaging community organisations in Northern Ireland and Ireland on the provisions of the agreements and the institutions […]
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Bringing the Agreement Home: In all its parts – Monaghan
14 March, Four Seasons, Monaghan Led by the Centre for Cross Border Studies the “Bringing the Agreement Home” project offers an accessible review of the 1998 Belfast/Good Friday Agreement and subsequent related agreements, informing and engaging community organisations in Northern Ireland and Ireland on the provisions of the agreements and the institutions and bodies they […]
Read MoreTowards a New Common Chapter Workshop – Wales
22 February, Wales Council for Voluntary Action (WCVA) This half-day workshop will be the opportunity for community representatives from Wales to voice their views of the draft New Common Chapter for Cooperation Within and Between these Islands, which you can read at https://bit.ly/2Dbh7bi. This event will allow you to discuss the vision for grass-roots cooperation between […]
Read MoreBringing the Agreement Home: In all its parts – Derry/Londonderry
Workshop on Friday 15 February 2019, 11.00am – 1.00pm Holywell Trust, 8-14 Bishop Street, Derry/Londonderry Led by the Centre for Cross Border Studies the “Bringing the Agreement Home” project offers an accessible review of the 1998 Belfast/Good Friday Agreement and subsequent related agreements, informing and engaging community organisations in Northern Ireland and Ireland on the […]
Read MoreCCBS Submission to the Northern Ireland Affairs Committee Inquiry
This response has been prepared by the Centre for Cross Border Studies as a contribution to the House of Commons Northern Ireland Affairs Committee Inquiry into the Implications of the EU Withdrawal Agreement and the backstop for Northern Ireland. Consultation Response
Read MoreBringing the Agreement Home: In all its parts
Led by the Centre for Cross Border Studies the “Bringing the Agreement Home” project offers an accessible review of the 1998 Belfast/Good Friday Agreement and subsequent related agreements, informing and engaging community organisations in Northern Ireland and Ireland on the provisions of the agreements and the institutions and bodies they created through a series of […]
Read MoreCCBS Submission to the Public Consultation on the Draft Regional Spatial and Economic Strategy for the Eastern and Midland Region
This response has been prepared by the Centre for Cross Border Studies as a contribution to the Eastern and Midland Regional Assembly’s public consultation on the Draft Regional Spatial and Economic Strategy for the Eastern and Midland Region. Submission available here.
Read MoreBriefing Paper 5: The Impact of Brexit on Devolution in Northern Ireland
This is the fifth and final paper from our Briefing Paper Series on Brexit and the UK-Ireland Border. It considers the questions that the United Kingdom’s exit from the European Union raises for devolution in Northern Ireland. Such questions are fundamental for the future of regional and UK governance as a whole. Moreover, devolution in […]
Read MoreCCBS Annual Report 2018
The CCBS Annual Report 2018 is now available to download. The report details the Centre’s work plan and activities for the 2018 calendar year, they include: Analysis of Brexit Annual Conference Policy briefing papers Responses to Public Consultations Training and capacity building Border People information service Research and seminars Public Lectures Universities Ireland SCoTENS Click […]
Read MoreThe Consequences of Brexit: Crossed Japanese-European Views
This conference, organised jointly with Waseda University (Japan) under the auspices of Strasbourg University’s Jean Monnet Project on 6-7 December, brought together leading academics from North America, Europe and Japan to consider the wide-ranging implications of Brexit. Keynote speakers were Emmanuel Brunet-Jailly from the University of Victoria in Canada and Stephanie Barczewski from Clemson University, […]
Read More“Working with Our Neighbours”: Cross-Border Cooperation in national, regional and local development
Hosted by the Joint Committee on Rural and Community Development, the Centre for Cross Border Studies held an information session that examined the challenges and opportunities for North-South cooperation envisaged in Project Ireland 2040. This event, of interest to a wide range of decision and policy-makers, brought together a number of speakers representing local government […]
Read MoreCCBS Journal Launch 2018
The Centre for Cross Border Studies (CCBS) launched the 2018 edition of its Journal of Cross Border Studies in Ireland on Wednesday 12 December in the Moot Court, QUB School of Law, Belfast. Chair of the CCBS Board Dr Helen Johnston opened the event before guest speaker Les Allamby, Chief Commissioner, Northern Ireland Human Rights […]
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