Michael Holmes is Associate Professor at the European School of Political and Social Sciences in Lille, FranceKathryn Simpson is Associate Professor in Political Economy at the Future Economies Research Centre at Manchester Metropolitan University

• 1 Ireland and the European Union: crisis and change – Kathryn Simpson and Michael Holmes2 The global island: Ireland in a changed Union – Ben Tonra3 A turbulent commitment: economic relations between Ireland and the European Union between the crash and Brexit – Patrick Gallagher, Fergal Rhatigan and Seán Ó Riain4 Sovereign or not sovereign: tax policy, Ireland and the EU – Shelia Killian5 Ireland’s migration and asylum policies in an EU context: from opt-outs to solidarity? – Aideen Elliott6 Irish political parties and the EU: Euro-nationalism not Euroscepticism – Michael Holmes7 Post-crash protest politics – Madelaine Moore and Silke Trommer8 National interest and public interest: public opinion from the economic crisis to Brexit – Kathryn Simpson9 'No time for diplomatic squeamishness': news media framing of Irish political interventions in the UK’s EU referendum – Anthony Cawley10 British–Irish relations: how Brexit unsettled what had been normalised – Brigid Laffan and Jane O’Mahony11 Brexit and the economy of Ireland – Stephen Kinsella12 Northern Ireland and Brexit: a unique challenge in unique circumstances – David Phinnemore and Lisa Whitten13 Making it up as we go along: Brexit and constitutional politics in Great Britain and Ireland – Jonathan Evershed14 Taking back control, without going back to conflict: weighing up the impact of Brexit on Northern Ireland’s peace process – James Pow15 EU structural fund programmes on the island of Ireland: Interreg and the cross-border dimension – Giada Lagana16 Ireland and the EU: nationalism in internationalism – Michael Holmes and Kathryn SimpsonIndex

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Michael Holmes is Associate Professor at the European School of Political and Social Sciences in Lille, FranceKathryn Simpson is Associate Professor in Political Economy at the Future Economies Research Centre at Manchester Metropolitan University

• 1 Ireland and the European Union: crisis and change – Kathryn Simpson and Michael Holmes2 The global island: Ireland in a changed Union – Ben Tonra3 A turbulent commitment: economic relations between Ireland and the European Union between the crash and Brexit – Patrick Gallagher, Fergal Rhatigan and Seán Ó Riain4 Sovereign or not sovereign: tax policy, Ireland and the EU – Shelia Killian5 Ireland’s migration and asylum policies in an EU context: from opt-outs to solidarity? – Aideen Elliott6 Irish political parties and the EU: Euro-nationalism not Euroscepticism – Michael Holmes7 Post-crash protest politics – Madelaine Moore and Silke Trommer8 National interest and public interest: public opinion from the economic crisis to Brexit – Kathryn Simpson9 'No time for diplomatic squeamishness': news media framing of Irish political interventions in the UK’s EU referendum – Anthony Cawley10 British–Irish relations: how Brexit unsettled what had been normalised – Brigid Laffan and Jane O’Mahony11 Brexit and the economy of Ireland – Stephen Kinsella12 Northern Ireland and Brexit: a unique challenge in unique circumstances – David Phinnemore and Lisa Whitten13 Making it up as we go along: Brexit and constitutional politics in Great Britain and Ireland – Jonathan Evershed14 Taking back control, without going back to conflict: weighing up the impact of Brexit on Northern Ireland’s peace process – James Pow15 EU structural fund programmes on the island of Ireland: Interreg and the cross-border dimension – Giada Lagana16 Ireland and the EU: nationalism in internationalism – Michael Holmes and Kathryn SimpsonIndex

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Michael Holmes is Associate Professor at the European School of Political and Social Sciences in Lille, FranceKathryn Simpson is Associate Professor in Political Economy at the Future Economies Research Centre at Manchester Metropolitan University

• 1 Ireland and the European Union: crisis and change – Kathryn Simpson and Michael Holmes2 The global island: Ireland in a changed Union – Ben Tonra3 A turbulent commitment: economic relations between Ireland and the European Union between the crash and Brexit – Patrick Gallagher, Fergal Rhatigan and Seán Ó Riain4 Sovereign or not sovereign: tax policy, Ireland and the EU – Shelia Killian5 Ireland’s migration and asylum policies in an EU context: from opt-outs to solidarity? – Aideen Elliott6 Irish political parties and the EU: Euro-nationalism not Euroscepticism – Michael Holmes7 Post-crash protest politics – Madelaine Moore and Silke Trommer8 National interest and public interest: public opinion from the economic crisis to Brexit – Kathryn Simpson9 'No time for diplomatic squeamishness': news media framing of Irish political interventions in the UK’s EU referendum – Anthony Cawley10 British–Irish relations: how Brexit unsettled what had been normalised – Brigid Laffan and Jane O’Mahony11 Brexit and the economy of Ireland – Stephen Kinsella12 Northern Ireland and Brexit: a unique challenge in unique circumstances – David Phinnemore and Lisa Whitten13 Making it up as we go along: Brexit and constitutional politics in Great Britain and Ireland – Jonathan Evershed14 Taking back control, without going back to conflict: weighing up the impact of Brexit on Northern Ireland’s peace process – James Pow15 EU structural fund programmes on the island of Ireland: Interreg and the cross-border dimension – Giada Lagana16 Ireland and the EU: nationalism in internationalism – Michael Holmes and Kathryn SimpsonIndex

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