IIEAThe IIEA hosts the launch of a new book by Patrick Honohan, entitled Currency, Credit and Crisis: Central Banking in Ireland and Europe. Paschal Donohoe T.D., Minister for Finance & Public Expenditure and Reform, launches the book
Past Events
Lord Carnwath examines the development of principles of environmental protection in European and international human rights law.
James Meadway discusses the economic orientation of the Labour Party under Jeremy Corbyn, and the policy options for a future Labour government.
In his address to the IIEA, Douglas Carswell outlines his views on Brexit and the direction in which UK politics is heading.
In her keynote address to the IIEA, the United Nations Under-Secretary-General discusses how the current complex security environment demands a new vision for arms control.
Ms Moorehead and Ms McDonnell discuss the international community’s commitment to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals for everyone and to leaving no one behind. They reflect on the implications of the Leave No One Behind report for Ireland’s policy for international development, A Better World, and its priority of reaching the furthest behind first.
Sir Jeffrey Donaldson MP discusses the implications of Brexit for Northern Ireland and the role to be played by the DUP in securing a resolution to the UK’s withdrawal.
This joint IIEA and European Commission seminar discusses the Country Specific Recommendations in the context of an increased focus on inclusive growth and the economy of the future.
This talk seeks to describe the key aspects of Xi’s vision for the coming decades, and how China might be expected to interact with Europe and other great powers.
In her presentation to the IIEA, Trina Vargo suggests ways that bilateral relations can be bolstered and warn that traditional means of influencing US decision-makers are becoming less effective
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