Paul Bew MRIA faces up to the polarising impact of Brexit and more surprisingly the recent historical commemorations north and south in this Academy Discourse, sponsored by Mason Hayes & Curran LLP.
Lord Bew (Paul) is Emeritus Professor of Irish Politics at Queen’s University Belfast. He comes from a family of mixed heritage with a Cork born mother and a Belfast born father. He served for long spells as a member of an all-Ireland party and all-Ireland bodies. His talk faces up to the polarising impact of Brexit and more surprisingly the recent historical commemorations north and south. He argues that the mutual willingness to compromise which is at the heart of the Good Friday Agreement is under serious and destabilising threat.
Response from Jennifer Todd MRIA , Emeritus Professor, School of Politics and International Relations, UCD and Research Director, Institute for British-Irish Studies.
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