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Building International Collaborations Supports (BICS) Scheme

We are delighted to announce the continuation of its highly successful seed funding scheme, now entering its third year. We once again invite applications from our esteemed members for the Building International Collaborations Supports (BICS) initiative.

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If you missed any of our seminars or would simply like to watch it again, we are delighted to inform you that every Friday we publish a video of our seminars on the Institute’s Youtube channel.

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BICS Scheme

We are delighted to announce the continuation of its highly successful seed funding scheme, now entering its third year. We once again invite applications from our esteemed members for the Building International Collaborations Supports (BICS) initiative.
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Geary Seminar Series

The next Geary Seminar Series will take place on Tuesday, 4th March. We will welcome Dr Eylem Kanol, Postdoctoral Fellow, WZB, Berlin to present on 'Can culture explain prejudice? Theory and evidence from the reactivation of antisemitic stereotypes in Germany'.
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Administrative frictions in Ireland’s Shared Island Sports Club EV Charging Scheme

New Paper on PublicPolicy.ie by Patricia Lentz, Dr. Cara Augustenborg & Dr. Leonhard Lades measures the type and size of administrative frictions in the Sports Club EV Charging Scheme and provides recommendations to reduce those frictions.

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Pathways Through Housing Precarity: suburbanisation, sharing and self-sacrifice among low-income Bangladeshi Migrants in Dublin

Read our new working paper "Pathways Through Housing Precarity: suburbanisation, sharing and self-sacrifice among low-income Bangladeshi Migrants in Dublin" authored by Dr Altaf Hossain and Prof Michelle Norris.

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Asset Management Companies and the Global Financial Crisis in Ireland and Spain

Read our new working paper “Asset Management Companies and the Global Financial Crisis in Ireland and Spain" authored by Dr Ciara Reynolds and Dr Micheál L. Collins.
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The Geary Institute for Public Policy's first expert in residence

Bob Jordan, a key figure in Ireland’s housing sector and former CEO of The Housing Agency, has joined the UCD Geary Institute for Public Policy as its first expert in residency.
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Professor Roland Erne's interview

Geary Fellow, Professor Roland Erne was interviewed about the book 'Politicising Commodificatio - European Governance and Labour Politics from the Financial Crisis to the Covid Emergency' for the New Books Network by Lavinia Stan, Professor of Political Science at Francis Xavier University, Canada.

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Find out more about publicpolicy.ie, the Institute’s online dissemination platform that shares policy-related research to support discussions concerning public policy in Ireland.
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The Geary Institute for Public Policy provides office accommodation for up to 50 PhD students each year who are conducting research on a wide variety of policy relevant issues.

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