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The Post-Brexit Status and Future of Northern Ireland

英国脱欧后北爱尔兰的现状和未来

基本信息

批准号：
ES/T000996/1
负责人：
Katy Hayward
金额：
$ 62.54万
依托单位：
Queen's University Belfast
依托单位国家：
英国
项目类别：
Fellowship
财政年份：
2019
资助国家：
英国
起止时间：
2019 至无数据
项目状态：
已结题

来源：
https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=ES%2FT000996%2F1
关键词：
Post Brexit Status Future Northern

项目摘要

Northern Ireland has been pivotal to the process of the UK's withdrawal from the EU and will continue to be so in the negotiation of the future UK-EU relationship. A Fellowship on the UK in a Changing Europe on this subject in 2019-2022 will not only record and explain the impact of Brexit of Northern Ireland, but also the impact that Northern Ireland will inevitably have on post-Brexit landscape for the UK and EU itself. Into a particularly febrile and dangerously uncertain environment, this Fellowship will allow us to reassert the invaluable role for non-partisan knowledge and rigorous evidence in political debate, providing a solid foundation for public understanding, policymaking and future planning. The work programme of this Fellowship will be flexible enough to respond quickly to emerging or urgent issues but core activity will be constituted from two elements: (1) Knowledge exchange and public engagement and (2) Synthesis of existing research, with additional research as necessary.To elaborate:1. For knowledge exchange and public engagement, I will do four main things: i) Be, in effect, 'on call' to meet need for media/public information requests ii) Organise and host workshops/outreach events for the public and for stakeholders across various sectors, including outside Northern Ireland. iii) Direct knowledge towards targeted policymaking and practitioner need, through various means iv) Use media and innovative means to explain evidence and research. 2. For the synthesis of existing research, with additional research to keep up to date and to meet requirements for evidence as they emerge. I will work across five main themes:i) Governance - NI's place in the UK and EUii) Policy Challenges in NI - learning from GB/ROIiii) Border management at the Irish borderiv Public Opinion in NIv) Brexit-impact in the Irish border region. Between them, I will be able to produce research evidence and analysis that answers the key questions on the post-Brexit status and future of Northern Ireland. These questions connect to broad UK concerns (the Withdrawal Agreement; the UK constitution; the future UK-EU relationship; security) and to the Northern Ireland case for cross-cutting interests, such as public attitudes.There is an incredibly timely and vital capacity in this Fellowship to mark a step-change in how social science research evidence connects to public debate and policy making. My contribution to this through the UKICE Fellowship will build on my high public profile and exemplary scholarly reputation with new opportunities to gather information, connect networks/experts/stakeholders and to use novel methods to disseminate evidence and quality analysis. The Fellowship will involve productive connections between (a) key stakeholders from a wide range of areas directly connected to Brexit in Northern Ireland, e.g. traders, community workers, and (b) academics from different disciplines and various parts of the UK and Ireland.The Fellowship will produce a high level of output, benefiting greatly from the opportunities for collaboration. These will be in four forms: a)Scholarly publications: A Monograph on the future Irish border (for instance OUP who published Leary's Unapproved Routes, 2016) and (co-)authored [with PDRA] journal articles (e.g. BJIPR & Intl.Pol.Sociology) containing record and analysis of the research of the Fellowship.b) Responsive output: Applying evidence and academic knowledge to key events, e.g. short briefings, newspaper pieces, blogs, and contributions to various forms of media (podcasts, radio, TV) c) Transferable output: This is to place information in a form that can easily be distributed widely and used by anyone. This takes various forms, from blogs, to twitter threads, to infograms.d) Interactive output:This takes the form of workshops, seminars, briefings, conferences in which research can be disseminated and gathered.

北方爱尔兰一直是英国退出欧盟进程的关键，在未来英国与欧盟关系的谈判中也将继续如此。2019-2022年关于英国在不断变化的欧洲的奖学金不仅将记录和解释英国脱欧对北方爱尔兰的影响，还将记录和解释北方爱尔兰将不可避免地对英国和欧盟本身的脱欧后景观产生的影响。在一个特别狂热和危险的不确定环境中，该奖学金将使我们能够重申无党派知识和政治辩论中的严格证据的宝贵作用，为公众理解，决策和未来规划提供坚实的基础。该研究金的工作方案将具有足够的灵活性，以便对新出现的或紧迫的问题作出迅速反应，但核心活动将由两个要素组成：（1）知识交流和公众参与;（2）综合现有研究，并在必要时进行额外研究。关于知识交流和公众参与，我将主要做四件事：一）实际上"随时待命“，以满足媒体/公共信息请求的需要;二）为公众和各部门的利益攸关方组织和主办讲习班/外联活动，包括北方爱尔兰以外的地区。㈢通过各种手段，将知识导向有针对性的决策和实践者的需要; ㈣利用媒体和创新手段解释证据和研究。2.用于综合现有的研究，并提供更多的研究以保持最新并满足新出现的证据要求。我将在五个主要主题工作：i）治理-北爱尔兰在英国和欧盟的地位ii）北爱尔兰的政策挑战-从GB/ROIiii）爱尔兰边境的边境管理NIv）爱尔兰边境地区的公众舆论Brexit影响。在他们之间，我将能够产生研究证据和分析，回答关于英国脱欧后北方爱尔兰的地位和未来的关键问题。这些问题与英国的广泛关切（脱欧协议;英国宪法;未来的英国-欧盟关系;安全）以及北方爱尔兰的跨领域利益（如公众态度）有关。该奖学金具有令人难以置信的及时和重要的能力，标志着社会科学研究证据如何与公共辩论和政策制定联系起来的一个步骤变化。我通过UKICE奖学金对此做出的贡献将建立在我的高公众形象和模范学术声誉的基础上，并有新的机会收集信息，连接网络/专家/利益相关者，并使用新的方法来传播证据和质量分析。该奖学金将涉及（a）来自北方爱尔兰与英国脱欧直接相关的广泛领域的主要利益相关者，例如贸易商，社区工作者，以及（B）来自不同学科和英国和爱尔兰各地的学者之间的富有成效的联系。该奖学金将产生高水平的产出，从合作机会中受益匪浅。a）学术出版物：关于未来爱尔兰边界的专著（例如OUP，他出版了Leary的Unapproved Routes，2016）和（与PDRA）共同撰写期刊文章（如BJIPR & Intl.Pol.Sociology）包含研究金研究的记录和分析。B）响应性产出：将证据和学术知识应用于关键事件，例如简短的简报，报纸文章，博客和各种形式的媒体（播客，广播，电视）c）可转移的输出：这是将信息以一种可以轻松广泛分发并被任何人使用的形式放置。这采取了各种形式，从博客，到推特线程，到信息图表。d）互动输出：这采取了讲习班，研讨会，简报会，会议的形式，其中可以传播和收集研究。