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Can democracy survive the age of Artificial Intelligence? The thought-provoking lecture where Prof Boussalis, Dr Paskhalis & Dr Cinar discussed how Artificial Intelligence could reshape the global political landscape in years to come and what this means for democracy during the School of Social Sciences and Philosophy Autumn Series lecture is now available to watch online.

Trinity Women Graduates, Trinity Business Alumni, and Trinity Development & Alumni are hosting a breakfast event on 26 November featuring keynote speaker Lucy C. Cronin, Vice President of EU Public Policy for Amazon, to explore how meaningful career journeys are often anything but linear.

On Saturday, 18th October, Dr Matthias Dilling was announced as the winner of the 2025 Brian Farrell Book Prize by the Political Studies Association of Ireland for his book, Parties under Pressure: The Politics of Factions and Party Adaptation, published by University of Chicago Press. The PSAI awards this annual prize for the best book published in political science by a member of the Political Studies Association of Ireland.

Dr Raj Chari has guest-edited for the journal Interest Groups and Advocacy in a special issue called New Perspectives on Lobbying Regulation and Reform. He has also written a paper that introduces the journal. Click here to read it.

"Designing Politics and IR Assessments in the Era of AI"- Co-written by Dr Matthias Dilling & Dr Leah Owen