Apr - May 2017 News
News Archive
Northern Ireland and Brexit: the European Economic Area option
News article ID 751632
7 April, 2017
Trump justified but unpredictable
News article ID 752174
11 April, 2017
The recent airstrikes on Syria by the US were justified. But Trump’s policymaking is dangerously unpredictable says Dr Julie Norman.
‘The roots of Trump’s “travel ban”’
News article ID 752626
12 April, 2017
Zaheer Kazmi, Institute Fellow, on ‘The roots of Trump’s “travel ban”’
Spring Festival of Conflict Transformation Programme 2017
News article ID 753458
25 April, 2017
Welcome to the Senator George J. Mitchell Institute's Spring Festival of events in Conflict Transformation which is now in its 5th year and is continuing to grow.
We are delighted to welcome Jonathan Powell to the Mitchell Institute as Honorary Professor
News article ID 754060
Appointment | 2 May, 2017
Senior Research Fellow: Art/Performance/Cultural Heritage in context of conflict and peace-building
News article ID 754131
Job Opportunity | 2 May, 2017
Commemorating Partition and Civil Wars in Ireland, 2020-23
News article ID 754189
3 May, 2017
Julie Norman on five myths about the Palestinian hunger strike
News article ID 754177
3 May, 2017
From Religious Illiteracy to Muslim Prayer Rooms – Exploring Religious Freedom in Northern Ireland
News article ID 754312
4 May, 2017
Harri Holkeri Lecture 2017
News article ID 754891
10 May, 2017
Former Finnish President Tarja Halonen delivered the Harri Holkeri Lecture on 'Reflections on women and peace-building' to a capacity audience at Queen's University last night on 'Europe Day', the 9 May.
‘Safe return’ plan for refugees after five years undermines the idea of integration
News article ID 756240
ARTICLE | 24 May, 2017
'Mitchell Institute Senior Fellow talks to Irish News about Manchester Attack'
News article ID 756241
ARTICLE | 24 May, 2017
Brexit, Human Rights and Constitutional Change in Ireland
News article ID 756466
26 May, 2017
The ethics and value of working with asylum seekers and refugees
News article ID 756747
BLOG | 30 May, 2017
Dr Fiona Murphy and Aylisha Hogan share their own personal experiences of working with Care4Calais in order to better the lives of refugees forced to live in the bleak conditions of a refugee camp.