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Looking forward to reading this by Lisa Claire Whitten - Haus Publishing ought to do a series on the UK constitution as seen from different parts of the UK (including England)…

Join us this Wednesday in The MAC, when Hugh Linehan, Hugh Linehan delves into 'The Year of Elections' in Ireland with Alex Kane, Alex.Kane, Pat Leahy Pat Leahy, Freya McClements, Freya McClements and Lisa Claire Whitten, Lisa Claire Whitten Book now: events.irishtimes.com/events/70110

‘#NorthernIreland and the United Kingdom internal market: the exception that disproves the rules?’ Lisa Claire Whitten Queen's University Belfast 🎓 doi.org/10.53386/nilq.…

Fascinating discussions raised by EJNI this afternoon at the Environmental Law Conference UCC about our shared, all island environmental issues.

With Brexit, Northern Ireland's regulatory environment has become more complex. Here, for Economy NI, Lisa Claire Whitten and I explore that complexity and how to monitor regulatory developments within it. economy-ni.gov.uk/publications/m…

‘An excellent read for anyone wishing to understand the complex historical and political relationships and challenges in Northern Ireland’ – Margaret Ritchie, former leader of the SDLP. A reminder that "Northern Ireland and the UK Constitution" is out and available to purchase

The #KingsSpeech promised greater work & collaboration with the devolved governments. Our new blog looks at what a new government in Westminster means for the future of UK trade policy from the perspective(s) of the devolved administrations:citp.ac.uk/publications/a…

... this was an honour 📕🚀✨

Fascinating day of discussions on ‘territorial inclusivity’ in UK trade policy with Dr Viviane Gravey Ludivine Petetin, @danielWinc, Emily Lydgate and our wonderful CITP postdocs (Lisa Claire Whitten, Lindsey Garner-Knapp & Alexander Fitzpatrick).

‘Non-diminution, dynamic alignment and cooperation: exploring the potential of the Protocol on Ireland/Northern Ireland to protect the environment’ Mary Dobbs now @Mdobbs26.bsky.social Alison Hough Technological University of the Shannon @OrlaKelleher92 Lisa Claire Whitten Ciara Brennan doi.org/10.53386/nilq.…

✍️Our article exploring the potential of the #WindsorFramework in protecting the environment was published today as part of brilliant collection assembled by @tobiaslock, Mary Dobbs now @Mdobbs26.bsky.social and the Maynooth European Law team NI Legal Quarterly:

150 people gathering now at QUB School of Law and online for today’s expert seminar on the NI Court of Appeal’s recent judgment in the Dillon case which reaffirmed the significance of Article 2 of the Windsor Framework requiring no diminution in Good Friday Agreement rights after

Panellists explained that the Dillon judgment has significant implications for the future protection of human rights in Northern Ireland, extending well beyond the issue of legacy. Anyone concerned with human rights protection should be watching closely as the case unfolds.

📢 "The vote could well re-energise the contestation over what the Windsor Framework means for Northern Ireland" 👉With Hilary Benn having launched the Windsor Framework democratic consent process, David Phinnemore explains what it is & what might come next. ukandeu.ac.uk/the-windsor-fr…

Thank you to all the wonderful speakers who contributed to an amazing conference on "Windsor Framework: Unpacking Law & Policy Challenges"

'No region would be immune from the adverse economic and geopolitical effects of a global trade war. Northern Ireland is no exception to this, but it faces particularly complex challenges...' Billy Melo Araújo examines these in his latest blog👇 tinyurl.com/zcnkaep6

As part of our scrutiny of Scottish Government’s commitment to alignment with #EU law, we commissioned Queen's University Belfast 🎓’s Lisa Claire Whitten to create a series of reports to support our understanding of its effects on law&policy development in Scotland. The latest is here: ow.ly/oTw650V3CXq

Stephen Nolan BBC Sounds Northern Ireland Affairs Committee Gavin Robinson JPCampbellBiz Northern Ireland Affairs Committee in the second segment heard input on NI regulatory divergence from the UK, how NI can manage the EU regulatory process and how divergence impacts NI business from Lisa Claire Whitten Joël Reland Anthony Soares which was very thorough and detailed for those interested