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In this new podcast series, Dr Michelle D’Arcy, Assistant Professor in Political Science, hosts a conversation between a Trinity staff member/student and a refugee or person seeking asylum. They are paired because they have something in common and have a conversation to try to discover what it is.

Trinity sociologist Daniel Faas, with Per Mouritsen (Aarhus) and Nasar Meer (University of Edinburgh), has published the paper titled “Leitkultur Debates as Civic Integration in North-Western Europe”. It forms part of a special issue theorizing the civic turn in European integration policies.

Professor Andrea Guariso, with M Björkman (SSE), J Svensson (SU), and D Yanagizawa-Drott (University of Zurich), has published the paper titled "Reducing Child Mortality in the Last Mile: Experimental Evidence on Community Health Promoters in Uganda" in American Economic Journal: Applied Economics

The project ("Researching and Promoting Positive Adult and Child Mental Health and Wellbeing in Lone-Parent Families") will combine cohort longitudinal data with an intervention study, using objective indicators of parent and child stress and mental well-being, to better understanding and promoting the well-being of single parents and their children.

The Department of Philosophy, Trinity College Dublin is pleased to announce two fully funded PhD positions in analytic value theory, under the supervision of Dr Adina Preda, for the coming academic year. Closing date Friday July 26, 2019.

The exhibition titled "Drawing your attention: Four Centuries of Political Caricature" highlights six main political themes - Trade Relations. Gender Disparity, Political Reform, International Alliances, Politics and Law, and Political Treachery.