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Joanne McEvoy is Senior Lecturer in Politics and International Relations at the University of Aberdeen, Scotland, UK. Her research interests lie in post-conflict institutional design, particularly the capacity of power-sharing to promote sustainable peace and democracy in deeply divided societies. She has a wider research interest in the role of international organisations in peacebuilding and conflict resolution. Originally from Northern Ireland, she has a PhD from Queen’s University Belfast and was a Sawyer Mellon Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the Penn Program in Ethnic Conflict, University of Pennsylvania before joining Aberdeen in 2008.

Read Joanne’s blog article: Post-Election Troubles in Bosnia: What Role for the EU?

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The Brexit Debate: History shows us that a disunited Europe is a dangerous place

The Brexit Debate: History shows us that a disunited Europe is a dangerous place


The concept of a unified Europe, which has materialised into the EU of today, was established in order to make the continent and its neighbourhood a safer place following the two World Wars. There is nothing to suggest that without unity these sorts of events cannot happen again.

The Brexit Debate: Brits IN, please

The Brexit Debate: Brits IN, please


It may appear quite rhetorical to affirm that Brexit would affect the EU project as a whole. Brexit is, however, something more than that.

Brexit Op-ed – Global Reach and Global Influence: Without the EU?

Brexit Op-ed – Global Reach and Global Influence: Without the EU?


Foreign and security policy will be one of the key issues in the lead up to the referendum on whether the UK should remain in or leave the EU on 23 June 2016.

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