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Prof John Garry (Lead) Voting, elections, referendums, deliberative democracy and citizens’ assemblies. |
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Dr Jamie Pow (Deputy Lead) Democratic innovations, political psychology, elections, and the politics of Northern Ireland |
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Contemporary political theory, and democratic politics of the workplace |
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Climate breakdown, low carbon energy transitions, and democratic theory and politics |
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Irish politics and democracy, and comparative political institutions |
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Comparative politics, public policy, interest groups, transparency in politics |
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Director of the annual Northern Ireland Life and Times survey which provides high quality measures of attitudes of Northern Ireland citizens over time |
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Political parties, elections, and devolution |
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Policy making in the EU; post-Brexit governance of the environment in Northern Ireland |
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Irish politics and democracy, public administration, and public policy |
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Deliberative democracy, recognition, and democratic participation |
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Democratic institutions, Northern Ireland, Ireland and EU politics |
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Specialist in social psychology and imagined dialogue and the challenge of preserving democratic civility |
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Political parties, party strategies, policy positions, electoral behaviour, comparative politics. |
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Director of Pivotal, the QUB/UU policy think tank |
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Research fellow who studies the constitutional future of Northern Ireland |