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30 July 2019

Can public policy and institutional reform help combat sectarianism? Part 1/3

Stratagem Senior Consultant, Anna Mercer took part in the 39th MacGill Summer School on the topic of sectarianism and how we eradicate it in Northern Ireland. Looking at the causes and implications for our political institutions and public policy, below is the first installation of a three part series on her paper.

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Jul23

23 July 2019

Johnson wins the race for Number 10. But the marathon has just begun…

The race to become the next leader of the Conservative Party, and the new Prime Minister, has ended, with the undaunted Boris Johnson winning by a considerable margin.

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Jul19

19 July 2019

Stasis and change in the education sector

This summer, Harding Memorial Primary School in East Belfast moved towards becoming the first integrated school in the area while over 95% of parents of pupils at Seaview Primary School in Glenarm voted in favour of becoming the first catholic school to move to integrated status.

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Jul10

10 July 2019

Direct or indirect rule?

On Tuesday 9 July, the House of Commons voted to legalise same-sex marriage in Northern Ireland and to liberalise abortion laws through legislation that was initially introduced to extend the timeframe the Secretary of State has to call an election.

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Jun26

26 June 2019

The final furlong: Johnsons the favourite, but Jeremy is still in the Hunt

As the race for number 10 continues amidst questions over Boris Johnson’s personal life and his refusal to go head to head with Jeremy Hunt, we take a look at their track records in office.

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Can public policy and institutional reform help combat sectarianism? Part 1/3

Johnson wins the race for Number 10. But the marathon has just begun…

Stasis and change in the education sector

Direct or indirect rule?

The final furlong: Johnsons the favourite, but Jeremy is still in the Hunt

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