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COVID nasal sprays could offer advantages over traditional vaccines – a virologist explains how they work
Date published - 24/05/2022
Author - Connor Bamford, Research Fellow, Virology, Queen's University Belfast
Read articleHaven't had COVID yet? It could be more than just luck
Date published - 18/05/2022
Author - Lindsay Broadbent, Research Fellow, School of Medicine, Dentistry and Biomedical Sciences, Queen's University Belfast
Read articleLebanese election sees significant gains for independent non-sectarian politicians
Date published - 17/05/2022
Author - John Nagle, Professor in Sociology, Queen's University Belfast and Tamirace Fakhoury, Associate Professor of Political Science, Aalborg University
Read articleElecciones en Irlanda del Norte: ¿Qué incógnitas arroja la histórica victoria del Sinn Féin?
Date published - 08/05/2022
Author - Peter John McLoughlin, Lecturer in Politics, Queen's University Belfast
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What next for climate politics in NI?
Following the passing of Northern Ireland’s first Climate Change Bill and the recent Assembly elections, Dr Amanda Slevin, Seán Fearon and Anurag Deb look at the implications for climate politics in NI.
The post What next for climate politics in NI? appeared first on Queen's Policy Engagement.
Date published - 25/05/2022 Read article
Much more than meh: The 2022 Northern Ireland Assembly Elections
The Northern Ireland Assembly election of May 2022 was transformational, despite small shifts in the magnitudes of seats won by the two dominant blocs. John Garry, Brendan O’Leary and James Pow discuss the results.
The post Much more than meh: The 2022 Northern Ireland Assembly Elections appeared first on Queen's Policy Engagement.
Date published - 18/05/2022 Read article
Why Learning Matters in Preventing Violent Conflict
Professor David Connolly is Practitioner Chair in the Senator George J. Mitchell Institute for Global Peace, Security and Justice at Queen's University Belfast.
The post Why Learning Matters in Preventing Violent Conflict appeared first on Queen's Policy Engagement.
Date published - 17/05/2022 Read article
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