Welcome to the next in our #AcademicintheSpotlight series that promotes social scientists doing innovative research that you really ought to be aware of.
This week is the turn of @Clare_Rice_ who works on the politics of Northern Ireland, power-sharing and identity.
Clare grew up in a border region in Northern Ireland and these experiences, along with her time working in the @niassembly, have shaped her research on governance and law in Northern Ireland.
Here Clare explains her work.
@NCLLawSchool | @StudentsNCL | @AcadSocSciences
She is part of the @ESRC's @performidentity project which explores how changes in the way in which Northern Ireland is governed, and the constitutional implications of Brexit, are shaping Northern Irish society.
performingidentities.org
@socscispace | @britsoci
Clare’s recent work has examined how the politics of Brexit is impacting upon the UK’s implementation of the Protocol on Ireland and Northern Ireland as negotiated in the Withdrawal Agreement.
ukandeu.ac.uk/a-road-to-nowh…
@UKRI_News | @BritishAcademy_ | @CfSocialScience
Her current work draws on her research in different areas, including EU law and equality.
Clare also specialises in elections and electoral politics in the UK and Ireland.
You can read more on Clare's research in a blog for @DCU_Brexit_Inst here:
dcubrexitinstitute.eu/2019/12/genera…
Read about Clare’s upcoming work on identity, Irish reunification and Northern Ireland’s place in the UK, and the interaction of unionism and nationalism with Brexit in a NEW blog. 🔻
ukandeu.ac.uk/northern-irela…
@CCBSCrossBorder | @IrelandsFuture | @BillofRightsNI | @CCC_Research
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