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Whitaker Ideas Forum: Popular Sovereignty after Brexit

Name: Whitaker Ideas Forum: Popular Sovereignty after Brexit
Start: 2019-01-23T13:00:00+00:00
End: 2019-01-23T14:00:00+00:00
Location: CA110 (SAC Room), Cairnes Building, NUI Galway

January 23, 2019 @ 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm

Location: CA110 (SAC Room), Cairnes Building, NUI Galway, Ireland

Speaker(s): Dr Eoin Daly

Affiliation: Conflict, Humanitarianism and Security

Organised by: Whitaker Institute

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In the aftermath of the Brexit vote, this seminar will revisit the question of how, and to what extent, constitutional referendums are capable of institutionalising or instantiating a principle of popular sovereignty.

This is one of a series of seminars in the Whitaker Ideas Forum. Eoin will be representing the Conflict, Humanitarianism and Security.

The Whitaker Ideas Forum is a weekly seminar, running Wednesday’s throughout the semester from 1:00pm-2:00pm in CA110. It provides the opportunity for members of the Institute to showcase their research. The result are presentations that highlight the diversity of the research being undertaken, while allowing for an opportunity to engage in discussions and, sometimes, collaboration with attendees. Below, you will find a list of this semester’s seminars, please click the title for more information on that seminar.

Date	Presenter	Seminar Topic	Whitaker Research Cluster
23 January	Eoin Daly	Popular Sovereignty after Brexit	Conflict, Humanitarianism and Security
30 January	Tom Gillespie	Rising waters and falling prices: The effects of flood risk on the Irish housing market	SEMRU
6 February	Sinead Mellett	Farmers perception of climate change in Ireland	Innovation and Structural Change
13 February	Eimear Heaslip	Learning from Living Labs: Experiences from the field	Environment, Development and Sustainability
20 February	Lorraine D’Arcy	Spatial Planning, Urban Design, Transport and Human Health – Much more than footpaths and cycleways	Social Sciences Research Centre
27 February	Luke McGrath	Natural capital accounting for Ireland through boom and bust: Genuine Savings 1990-2016	SEMRU
6 March	Dmitry Brychkov	Systems Social Marketing Approach to Upscale Galway Cycling System	SIPPS
13 March	Mairead O’Connor	Can temporality theory improve our understanding of project management problems? : A software development perspective	Agile and Open Innovation (LERO)
20 March	Aristides Vara Horna	Domestic Violence and Businesses: Consequences and Responses in Global South	Gender and Public Policy
27 March	Valerie Ledwith	Discounting the Displaced: Examining Hungary’s Denial of Human Security for Migrants, Asylum Seekers and Refugees	Population and Migration