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The Journal of Cross Border Studies in Ireland - No.5

The Journal of Cross Border Studies in Ireland - No.5

The Journal of Cross Border Studies in Ireland - No.5

Irish Minister for Foreign Affairs Micheàl Martin launched the 2010 edition of The Journal of Cross Border Studies in Ireland on 21 April 2010 in Dublin.

The 2010 journal contains an interview with the Taoiseach, Brian Cowen TD, on North-South cooperation; an article by the novelist Colm Toibin on the Irish and Catalan borders; and articles on community development along the border; the most recent statistics on cross-border shopping; the Dissolving Boundaries ICT in education project; a Green New Deal for the island of Ireland; collaboration between University of Ulster and Letterkenny Institute of Technology; and the role of nationalism in creating a better Ireland.

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21st April 2010 | Category: Journal, Publications

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WHAT THEY SAY…

I applaud the Director, Andy Pollak, and his team on a tremendous record of achievement over well nigh 12 years. Pages 112-173 of the Journal, on the Centre’s work, show just how far-reaching and significant is its range and how it touches on areas so relevant to the quality of our future on the island. I saw this at first hand through my involvement for several years in a highly innovative programme it ran for the training of personnel engaged in cross-border policy or operations. The Centre’s Journal typifies the quality of excellence which the Centre brings to all that it does. Beautifully produced, a pleasure just to handle but, most important of all, a treasure chest of highly readable articles written to the highest professional standards. Start any of these articles and you will become hooked. And not just hooked, but challenged, because these articles irresistibly prompt the response: What must be done about this? — Sir George Quigley, Chairman, Bombardier Aerospace