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We live in a democracy, but the scope for people to represent themselves is constrained.  It is in the cultural sphere, says Dr. Louise Purbrick, lecturer in art history at University of Brighton that we can perhaps, “produce a space where...

Speeches from conference Journeying Together: Challenges Facing the Migrant Today • Jury’s Inn, Dublin City Today the Irish Catholic Bishops’ Councils for Immigrants and Emigrants jointly hosted a conference in Jury’s Inn, Custom...

Ed Shevlin's blog post was featured Thoughts on Irish Loyalist Protestants Over the Past Two Centuries Ireland’s Protestant Unionists 1800 - 1923:A Persecuted Minorityor Strident Anti-Assimilationists?As the centenary of Ireland’s 1916 Easter Rising...

By Laura Crossley. “The nation of course is not a desiring person but a fictive unity imposed on an aggregate of individuals, yet national histories are presented as if they displayed the continuity of the subject-writ-large.” (Shohat and Stam 1994...

NOVANEWS The referendum sideshow and its aftermath continue to encourage workers north of the border to identify with Scottish members of the British imperialist ruling class and to divide themselves from British workers in the rest of the country....