In-depth discussions on political events from across the world, brought to you by International Conflict Resolution and Reconstruction (IICRR) based at Dublin City University.
IICRR Podcast
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In-depth discussions on political events from across the world, brought to you by International Conflict Resolution and Reconstruction (IICRR) based at Dublin City University.
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11/20/2020
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March 21, 2022
IICRR's Ireland North-South Project
<p>As part of the developing debate on possible referenda North and South on Irish unity, Dublin City University is supporting a range of <a href="https://iicrr.ie/ireland-north-south-project/">new research projects</a> on some of the big questions - from politics to health policy and the economy. In this episode, Prof. John Doyle (Director, IICRR) spoke with Aoife Moore (Irish Examiner) about the need for such a project at this time, and the importance of making it accessible to a wider public.<br> <br> </p>
September 3, 2021
On Sudan's transition to democracy
<p>After a 2019 coup d'état deposed President Omar al-Bashir after thirty years in power, Sudan has been slowly transitioning towards democracy. While the revolution brought together protesters from mixed political and economic backgrounds, including ordinary Sudanese with no strong political affiliations, the transitionary process has been far from peaceful, and a section of civil society organisations continue to protest against remnants of the old regime that have plagued the transition process.</p> <p>In this episode, IICRR's <a href="https://iicrr.ie/people/dr-s-harikrishnan/" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">S. Harikrishnan</a> spoke with researcher, journalist and filmmaker <a href="https://saracreta.com/bio/" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Sara Creta</a> about ongoing events in Sudan including pandemic response, media censorship and interest of international institutions.</p>
February 17, 2021
What could change for Iran after the 2021 elections?
<p>While coping with economic recession and an increasingly hostile regional theatre, in June 2021 Iranians will cast their vote in the presidential election. What would a possible conservative Revolutionary Guards-connected presidency mean for civil society opposition? What changes can we expect to see in Iran following Biden's win? What role could the EU play in the diplomatic efforts towards Iran and the region? In this episode, Prof. <a href="https://iicrr.ie/people/prof-john-doyle/">John Doyle</a> speaks to Dr <a href="https://iicrr.ie/people/dr-paola-rivetti/">Paola Rivetti</a> about the upcoming elections, and what directions Iran's domestic and regional politics are expected to go in the next future.</p>
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