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RESEARCH PORTAL RESEARCHERS KATY HAYWARD
ProfileProfile Publications Projects Journals Activities Prizes In the Media Fingerprints
Dr Katy HaywardDr Katy HaywardReaderReader
Social Divisions and Conflict
School of Social Sciences, Education and Social Work - Reader
The Senator George J Mitchell Institute for Global Peace, Security and Justice
Phone: Phone: +44 (0)28 9097 3189
For media contact email [email protected] call +44(0)2890 973091.
ORCID: ORCID: 0000-0001-7229-2653
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RESEARCH INTERESTSRESEARCH INTERESTS
Centring on Ireland, north and south: Cross-border conflict and cooperation; EU integration (inc. ‘Brexit’ and its impact on Ireland);
Peace and conflict processes; Political sociology; Political discourses, protest and violence.
RESEARCH STATEMENTRESEARCH STATEMENT
Katy Hayward Katy Hayward is a Reader in Sociology at Queen’s University Belfast, and Fellow in the Senator George J. Mitchell Institute for Global
Peace, Security and Justice. She is also a member of the Centre for International Borders Research and on the Steering Group of the
Institute of Irish Studies in Queen's. Outside the University, she is a non-executive Board member of Conciliation Resources,
the Centre for Cross Border Studies, and the Institute for Conflict Research.
Dr Hayward has twenty years’ research experience on the impact of the EU on the Irish border and peace process, including as part
of the EU FP5-funded EUBorderConf [EU and border conflicts] project and the current SSHRC-funded ‘Borders in
Globalization’ programme.
Research Portal SearchSearch Publications Researchers Groups Projects Impact !
RESEARCH PORTAL RESEARCHERS KATY HAYWARD
ProfileProfile Publications Projects Journals Activities Prizes In the Media Fingerprints
Dr Katy HaywardDr Katy HaywardReaderReader
Social Divisions and Conflict
School of Social Sciences, Education and Social Work - Reader
The Senator George J Mitchell Institute for Global Peace, Security and Justice
Phone: Phone: +44 (0)28 9097 3189
For media contact email [email protected] call +44(0)2890 973091.
ORCID: ORCID: 0000-0001-7229-2653
" PhD Enquiries
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RESEARCH INTERESTSRESEARCH INTERESTS
Centring on Ireland, north and south: Cross-border conflict and cooperation; EU integration (inc. ‘Brexit’ and its impact on Ireland);
Peace and conflict processes; Political sociology; Political discourses, protest and violence.
RESEARCH STATEMENTRESEARCH STATEMENT
Katy Hayward Katy Hayward is a Reader in Sociology at Queen’s University Belfast, and Fellow in the Senator George J. Mitchell Institute for Global
Peace, Security and Justice. She is also a member of the Centre for International Borders Research and on the Steering Group of the
Institute of Irish Studies in Queen's. Outside the University, she is a non-executive Board member of Conciliation Resources,
the Centre for Cross Border Studies, and the Institute for Conflict Research.
Dr Hayward has twenty years’ research experience on the impact of the EU on the Irish border and peace process, including as part
of the EU FP5-funded EUBorderConf [EU and border conflicts] project and the current SSHRC-funded ‘Borders in
Globalization’ programme.
Research Portal SearchSearch Publications Researchers Groups Projects Impact !
RESEARCH PORTAL RESEARCHERS KATY HAYWARD
ProfileProfile Publications Projects Journals Activities Prizes In the Media Fingerprints
Dr Katy HaywardDr Katy HaywardReaderReader
Social Divisions and Conflict
School of Social Sciences, Education and Social Work - Reader
The Senator George J Mitchell Institute for Global Peace, Security and Justice
Phone: Phone: +44 (0)28 9097 3189
For media contact email [email protected] call +44(0)2890 973091.
ORCID: ORCID: 0000-0001-7229-2653
" PhD Enquiries
View graph of relations
RESEARCH INTERESTSRESEARCH INTERESTS
Centring on Ireland, north and south: Cross-border conflict and cooperation; EU integration (inc. ‘Brexit’ and its impact on Ireland);
Peace and conflict processes; Political sociology; Political discourses, protest and violence.
RESEARCH STATEMENTRESEARCH STATEMENT
Katy Hayward Katy Hayward is a Reader in Sociology at Queen’s University Belfast, and Fellow in the Senator George J. Mitchell Institute for Global
Peace, Security and Justice. She is also a member of the Centre for International Borders Research and on the Steering Group of the
Institute of Irish Studies in Queen's. Outside the University, she is a non-executive Board member of Conciliation Resources,
the Centre for Cross Border Studies, and the Institute for Conflict Research.
Dr Hayward has twenty years’ research experience on the impact of the EU on the Irish border and peace process, including as part
of the EU FP5-funded EUBorderConf [EU and border conflicts] project and the current SSHRC-funded ‘Borders in
Globalization’ programme.
Research Portal SearchSearch Publications Researchers Groups Projects Impact !
RESEARCH PORTAL RESEARCHERS KATY HAYWARD
ProfileProfile Publications Projects Journals Activities Prizes In the Media Fingerprints
Dr Katy HaywardDr Katy HaywardReaderReader
Social Divisions and Conflict
School of Social Sciences, Education and Social Work - Reader
The Senator George J Mitchell Institute for Global Peace, Security and Justice
Phone: Phone: +44 (0)28 9097 3189
For media contact email [email protected] call +44(0)2890 973091.
ORCID: ORCID: 0000-0001-7229-2653
" PhD Enquiries
View graph of relations
RESEARCH INTERESTSRESEARCH INTERESTS
Centring on Ireland, north and south: Cross-border conflict and cooperation; EU integration (inc. ‘Brexit’ and its impact on Ireland);
Peace and conflict processes; Political sociology; Political discourses, protest and violence.
RESEARCH STATEMENTRESEARCH STATEMENT
Katy Hayward Katy Hayward is a Reader in Sociology at Queen’s University Belfast, and Fellow in the Senator George J. Mitchell Institute for Global
Peace, Security and Justice. She is also a member of the Centre for International Borders Research and on the Steering Group of the
Institute of Irish Studies in Queen's. Outside the University, she is a non-executive Board member of Conciliation Resources,
the Centre for Cross Border Studies, and the Institute for Conflict Research.
Dr Hayward has twenty years’ research experience on the impact of the EU on the Irish border and peace process, including as part
of the EU FP5-funded EUBorderConf [EU and border conflicts] project and the current SSHRC-funded ‘Borders in
Globalization’ programme.
Research Portal SearchSearch Publications Researchers Groups Projects Impact !
RESEARCH PORTAL RESEARCHERS KATY HAYWARD
ProfileProfile Publications Projects Journals Activities Prizes In the Media Fingerprints
Dr Katy HaywardDr Katy HaywardReaderReader
Social Divisions and Conflict
School of Social Sciences, Education and Social Work - Reader
The Senator George J Mitchell Institute for Global Peace, Security and Justice
Phone: Phone: +44 (0)28 9097 3189
For media contact email [email protected] call +44(0)2890 973091.
ORCID: ORCID: 0000-0001-7229-2653
" PhD Enquiries
View graph of relations
RESEARCH INTERESTSRESEARCH INTERESTS
Centring on Ireland, north and south: Cross-border conflict and cooperation; EU integration (inc. ‘Brexit’ and its impact on Ireland);
Peace and conflict processes; Political sociology; Political discourses, protest and violence.
RESEARCH STATEMENTRESEARCH STATEMENT
Katy Hayward Katy Hayward is a Reader in Sociology at Queen’s University Belfast, and Fellow in the Senator George J. Mitchell Institute for Global
Peace, Security and Justice. She is also a member of the Centre for International Borders Research and on the Steering Group of the
Institute of Irish Studies in Queen's. Outside the University, she is a non-executive Board member of Conciliation Resources,
the Centre for Cross Border Studies, and the Institute for Conflict Research.
Dr Hayward has twenty years’ research experience on the impact of the EU on the Irish border and peace process, including as part
of the EU FP5-funded EUBorderConf [EU and border conflicts] project and the current SSHRC-funded ‘Borders in
Globalization’ programme.
Research Portal SearchSearch Publications Researchers Groups Projects Impact !
RESEARCH PORTAL RESEARCHERS KATY HAYWARD
ProfileProfile Publications Projects Journals Activities Prizes In the Media Fingerprints
Dr Katy HaywardDr Katy HaywardReaderReader
Social Divisions and Conflict
School of Social Sciences, Education and Social Work - Reader
The Senator George J Mitchell Institute for Global Peace, Security and Justice
Phone: Phone: +44 (0)28 9097 3189
For media contact email [email protected] call +44(0)2890 973091.
ORCID: ORCID: 0000-0001-7229-2653
" PhD Enquiries
View graph of relations
RESEARCH INTERESTSRESEARCH INTERESTS
Centring on Ireland, north and south: Cross-border conflict and cooperation; EU integration (inc. ‘Brexit’ and its impact on Ireland);
Peace and conflict processes; Political sociology; Political discourses, protest and violence.
RESEARCH STATEMENTRESEARCH STATEMENT
Katy Hayward Katy Hayward is a Reader in Sociology at Queen’s University Belfast, and Fellow in the Senator George J. Mitchell Institute for Global
Peace, Security and Justice. She is also a member of the Centre for International Borders Research and on the Steering Group of the
Institute of Irish Studies in Queen's. Outside the University, she is a non-executive Board member of Conciliation Resources,
the Centre for Cross Border Studies, and the Institute for Conflict Research.
Dr Hayward has twenty years’ research experience on the impact of the EU on the Irish border and peace process, including as part
of the EU FP5-funded EUBorderConf [EU and border conflicts] project and the current SSHRC-funded ‘Borders in
Globalization’ programme.
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PUBLICATIONS PUBLICATIONS (190)(190)
Beyond tariffs: what ‘No Deal’ would mean for theIrish border
Research output: Other contribution
Ireland will soon have difficult decisions to makeon the Border: Consideration of British no-deal planreveals plethora of omissions and serious risks to NI
Research output: Other contribution
Amid the Brexit noise, the people of NorthernIreland are silenced
Research output: Other contribution
View all
FREQUENT JOURNALS
Irish Political Studies
ISSNs: 0790-7184
Additional searchable ISSN (Electronic): 1743-9078Routledge
PROJECTS PROJECTS (1)(1)
HANDHOLD; Science, Security and Power in Action
Project: Research
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Centre for International Borders Research (Event)
Activity: Membership types › Membership of network
An update on the impact of Brexit on Pensioners
Activity: Talk or presentation types › Invited or keynote talk at
national or international conference
Cross-border governance in the shadow and light ofBrexit:
Activity: Talk or presentation types › Invited talk
View all
PRIZES PRIZES (5)(5)
She is the author of over 100 publications, including most recently the report Bordering on Brexit: Views from local communities in
the central border region of Ireland/Northern Ireland and co-author (with Prof David Phinnemore) of UK Withdrawal (Brexit) and the
Good Friday Agreement commissioned by the AFCO committee of the European Parliament.
Dr Hayward has presented widely to various audiences on the topic of Brexit and Northern Ireland/Ireland (especially with a view to
the Irish border and the peace process). She has also given written and oral evidence before several parliamentary committees in
both the UK and the Republic of Ireland.
She has engaged extensively with local, national and international media, especially on the topics of contemporary Northern Ireland
and Brexit. This includes writing op-eds and articles/blogs and giving interviews with newspaper and online media. It also includes
interviews in various media, including live (in studio and down-the-line) and recorded TV, live and recorded radio, and podcasts.
Dr Hayward has a BA (Hons.) in Peace and Conflict Studies (UU Magee, 1999) and a PhD on the impact of European integration on
cross-border relations on the island of Ireland (University College Dublin, 2002). She held a number of post-doctoral research
fellowships, including for an EU FP5 project on the EU and Border Conflicts (EUBorderConf) and a Government of Ireland fellowship
at the Institute for British-Irish Studies.
Today Dr Hayward is one of the leading political sociologists of the island of Ireland (e.g. co-ed. Dynamics of Political Change inIreland, 2017), with a high profile in relation to European integration (e.g. co-ed. The Europeanization of Party Politics in Ireland,
2010), political violence (e.g. co-ed. Nationalism and Organised Violence, 2013), and the application of discourse analysis (e.g. co-
ed. Political Discourse of Peace and Conflict, 2009). Her recent funded research includes TRUST Tracing Risk and Uncertainty in
Security Technology (RCUK, 2013-15), and Conflict in Cities and the Contested State (ESRC, 2010-14). She is currently lead partner for
the Irish case study of the Canadian $2.8m SSHRC-funded project ‘Borders in Globalization’ (PI: UVic, British Columbia).
OTHEROTHER
Twitter: @hayward_katy
WILLINGNESS TO TAKE PHD STUDENTSWILLINGNESS TO TAKE PHD STUDENTS
Yes
Published
Published
Published
PUBLICATIONS PUBLICATIONS (190)(190)
Beyond tariffs: what ‘No Deal’ would mean for theIrish border
Research output: Other contribution
Ireland will soon have difficult decisions to makeon the Border: Consideration of British no-deal planreveals plethora of omissions and serious risks to NI
Research output: Other contribution
Amid the Brexit noise, the people of NorthernIreland are silenced
Research output: Other contribution
View all
FREQUENT JOURNALS
Irish Political Studies
ISSNs: 0790-7184
Additional searchable ISSN (Electronic): 1743-9078Routledge
PROJECTS PROJECTS (1)(1)
HANDHOLD; Science, Security and Power in Action
Project: Research
View all
ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES (137)(137)
Centre for International Borders Research (Event)
Activity: Membership types › Membership of network
An update on the impact of Brexit on Pensioners
Activity: Talk or presentation types › Invited or keynote talk at
national or international conference
Cross-border governance in the shadow and light ofBrexit:
Activity: Talk or presentation types › Invited talk
View all
PRIZES PRIZES (5)(5)
She is the author of over 100 publications, including most recently the report Bordering on Brexit: Views from local communities in
the central border region of Ireland/Northern Ireland and co-author (with Prof David Phinnemore) of UK Withdrawal (Brexit) and the
Good Friday Agreement commissioned by the AFCO committee of the European Parliament.
Dr Hayward has presented widely to various audiences on the topic of Brexit and Northern Ireland/Ireland (especially with a view to
the Irish border and the peace process). She has also given written and oral evidence before several parliamentary committees in
both the UK and the Republic of Ireland.
She has engaged extensively with local, national and international media, especially on the topics of contemporary Northern Ireland
and Brexit. This includes writing op-eds and articles/blogs and giving interviews with newspaper and online media. It also includes
interviews in various media, including live (in studio and down-the-line) and recorded TV, live and recorded radio, and podcasts.
Dr Hayward has a BA (Hons.) in Peace and Conflict Studies (UU Magee, 1999) and a PhD on the impact of European integration on
cross-border relations on the island of Ireland (University College Dublin, 2002). She held a number of post-doctoral research
fellowships, including for an EU FP5 project on the EU and Border Conflicts (EUBorderConf) and a Government of Ireland fellowship
at the Institute for British-Irish Studies.
Today Dr Hayward is one of the leading political sociologists of the island of Ireland (e.g. co-ed. Dynamics of Political Change inIreland, 2017), with a high profile in relation to European integration (e.g. co-ed. The Europeanization of Party Politics in Ireland,
2010), political violence (e.g. co-ed. Nationalism and Organised Violence, 2013), and the application of discourse analysis (e.g. co-
ed. Political Discourse of Peace and Conflict, 2009). Her recent funded research includes TRUST Tracing Risk and Uncertainty in
Security Technology (RCUK, 2013-15), and Conflict in Cities and the Contested State (ESRC, 2010-14). She is currently lead partner for
the Irish case study of the Canadian $2.8m SSHRC-funded project ‘Borders in Globalization’ (PI: UVic, British Columbia).
OTHEROTHER
Twitter: @hayward_katy
WILLINGNESS TO TAKE PHD STUDENTSWILLINGNESS TO TAKE PHD STUDENTS
Yes
Published
Published
Published
PUBLICATIONS PUBLICATIONS (190)(190)
Beyond tariffs: what ‘No Deal’ would mean for theIrish border
Research output: Other contribution
Ireland will soon have difficult decisions to makeon the Border: Consideration of British no-deal planreveals plethora of omissions and serious risks to NI
Research output: Other contribution
Amid the Brexit noise, the people of NorthernIreland are silenced
Research output: Other contribution
View all
FREQUENT JOURNALS
Irish Political Studies
ISSNs: 0790-7184
Additional searchable ISSN (Electronic): 1743-9078Routledge
PROJECTS PROJECTS (1)(1)
HANDHOLD; Science, Security and Power in Action
Project: Research
View all
ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES (137)(137)
Centre for International Borders Research (Event)
Activity: Membership types › Membership of network
An update on the impact of Brexit on Pensioners
Activity: Talk or presentation types › Invited or keynote talk at
national or international conference
Cross-border governance in the shadow and light ofBrexit:
Activity: Talk or presentation types › Invited talk
View all
PRIZES PRIZES (5)(5)
She is the author of over 100 publications, including most recently the report Bordering on Brexit: Views from local communities in
the central border region of Ireland/Northern Ireland and co-author (with Prof David Phinnemore) of UK Withdrawal (Brexit) and the
Good Friday Agreement commissioned by the AFCO committee of the European Parliament.
Dr Hayward has presented widely to various audiences on the topic of Brexit and Northern Ireland/Ireland (especially with a view to
the Irish border and the peace process). She has also given written and oral evidence before several parliamentary committees in
both the UK and the Republic of Ireland.
She has engaged extensively with local, national and international media, especially on the topics of contemporary Northern Ireland
and Brexit. This includes writing op-eds and articles/blogs and giving interviews with newspaper and online media. It also includes
interviews in various media, including live (in studio and down-the-line) and recorded TV, live and recorded radio, and podcasts.
Dr Hayward has a BA (Hons.) in Peace and Conflict Studies (UU Magee, 1999) and a PhD on the impact of European integration on
cross-border relations on the island of Ireland (University College Dublin, 2002). She held a number of post-doctoral research
fellowships, including for an EU FP5 project on the EU and Border Conflicts (EUBorderConf) and a Government of Ireland fellowship
at the Institute for British-Irish Studies.
Today Dr Hayward is one of the leading political sociologists of the island of Ireland (e.g. co-ed. Dynamics of Political Change inIreland, 2017), with a high profile in relation to European integration (e.g. co-ed. The Europeanization of Party Politics in Ireland,
2010), political violence (e.g. co-ed. Nationalism and Organised Violence, 2013), and the application of discourse analysis (e.g. co-
ed. Political Discourse of Peace and Conflict, 2009). Her recent funded research includes TRUST Tracing Risk and Uncertainty in
Security Technology (RCUK, 2013-15), and Conflict in Cities and the Contested State (ESRC, 2010-14). She is currently lead partner for
the Irish case study of the Canadian $2.8m SSHRC-funded project ‘Borders in Globalization’ (PI: UVic, British Columbia).
OTHEROTHER
Twitter: @hayward_katy
WILLINGNESS TO TAKE PHD STUDENTSWILLINGNESS TO TAKE PHD STUDENTS
Yes
Published
Published
Published
PUBLICATIONS PUBLICATIONS (190)(190)
Beyond tariffs: what ‘No Deal’ would mean for theIrish border
Research output: Other contribution
Ireland will soon have difficult decisions to makeon the Border: Consideration of British no-deal planreveals plethora of omissions and serious risks to NI
Research output: Other contribution
Amid the Brexit noise, the people of NorthernIreland are silenced
Research output: Other contribution
View all
FREQUENT JOURNALS
Irish Political Studies
ISSNs: 0790-7184
Additional searchable ISSN (Electronic): 1743-9078Routledge
PROJECTS PROJECTS (1)(1)
HANDHOLD; Science, Security and Power in Action
Project: Research
View all
ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES (137)(137)
Centre for International Borders Research (Event)
Activity: Membership types › Membership of network
An update on the impact of Brexit on Pensioners
Activity: Talk or presentation types › Invited or keynote talk at
national or international conference
Cross-border governance in the shadow and light ofBrexit:
Activity: Talk or presentation types › Invited talk
View all
PRIZES PRIZES (5)(5)
She is the author of over 100 publications, including most recently the report Bordering on Brexit: Views from local communities in
the central border region of Ireland/Northern Ireland and co-author (with Prof David Phinnemore) of UK Withdrawal (Brexit) and the
Good Friday Agreement commissioned by the AFCO committee of the European Parliament.
Dr Hayward has presented widely to various audiences on the topic of Brexit and Northern Ireland/Ireland (especially with a view to
the Irish border and the peace process). She has also given written and oral evidence before several parliamentary committees in
both the UK and the Republic of Ireland.
She has engaged extensively with local, national and international media, especially on the topics of contemporary Northern Ireland
and Brexit. This includes writing op-eds and articles/blogs and giving interviews with newspaper and online media. It also includes
interviews in various media, including live (in studio and down-the-line) and recorded TV, live and recorded radio, and podcasts.
Dr Hayward has a BA (Hons.) in Peace and Conflict Studies (UU Magee, 1999) and a PhD on the impact of European integration on
cross-border relations on the island of Ireland (University College Dublin, 2002). She held a number of post-doctoral research
fellowships, including for an EU FP5 project on the EU and Border Conflicts (EUBorderConf) and a Government of Ireland fellowship
at the Institute for British-Irish Studies.
Today Dr Hayward is one of the leading political sociologists of the island of Ireland (e.g. co-ed. Dynamics of Political Change inIreland, 2017), with a high profile in relation to European integration (e.g. co-ed. The Europeanization of Party Politics in Ireland,
2010), political violence (e.g. co-ed. Nationalism and Organised Violence, 2013), and the application of discourse analysis (e.g. co-
ed. Political Discourse of Peace and Conflict, 2009). Her recent funded research includes TRUST Tracing Risk and Uncertainty in
Security Technology (RCUK, 2013-15), and Conflict in Cities and the Contested State (ESRC, 2010-14). She is currently lead partner for
the Irish case study of the Canadian $2.8m SSHRC-funded project ‘Borders in Globalization’ (PI: UVic, British Columbia).
OTHEROTHER
Twitter: @hayward_katy
WILLINGNESS TO TAKE PHD STUDENTSWILLINGNESS TO TAKE PHD STUDENTS
Yes
Published
Published
Published
PUBLICATIONS PUBLICATIONS (190)(190)
Beyond tariffs: what ‘No Deal’ would mean for theIrish border
Research output: Other contribution
Ireland will soon have difficult decisions to makeon the Border: Consideration of British no-deal planreveals plethora of omissions and serious risks to NI
Research output: Other contribution
Amid the Brexit noise, the people of NorthernIreland are silenced
Research output: Other contribution
View all
FREQUENT JOURNALS
Irish Political Studies
ISSNs: 0790-7184
Additional searchable ISSN (Electronic): 1743-9078Routledge
PROJECTS PROJECTS (1)(1)
HANDHOLD; Science, Security and Power in Action
Project: Research
View all
ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES (137)(137)
Centre for International Borders Research (Event)
Activity: Membership types › Membership of network
An update on the impact of Brexit on Pensioners
Activity: Talk or presentation types › Invited or keynote talk at
national or international conference
Cross-border governance in the shadow and light ofBrexit:
Activity: Talk or presentation types › Invited talk
View all
PRIZES PRIZES (5)(5)
She is the author of over 100 publications, including most recently the report Bordering on Brexit: Views from local communities in
the central border region of Ireland/Northern Ireland and co-author (with Prof David Phinnemore) of UK Withdrawal (Brexit) and the
Good Friday Agreement commissioned by the AFCO committee of the European Parliament.
Dr Hayward has presented widely to various audiences on the topic of Brexit and Northern Ireland/Ireland (especially with a view to
the Irish border and the peace process). She has also given written and oral evidence before several parliamentary committees in
both the UK and the Republic of Ireland.
She has engaged extensively with local, national and international media, especially on the topics of contemporary Northern Ireland
and Brexit. This includes writing op-eds and articles/blogs and giving interviews with newspaper and online media. It also includes
interviews in various media, including live (in studio and down-the-line) and recorded TV, live and recorded radio, and podcasts.
Dr Hayward has a BA (Hons.) in Peace and Conflict Studies (UU Magee, 1999) and a PhD on the impact of European integration on
cross-border relations on the island of Ireland (University College Dublin, 2002). She held a number of post-doctoral research
fellowships, including for an EU FP5 project on the EU and Border Conflicts (EUBorderConf) and a Government of Ireland fellowship
at the Institute for British-Irish Studies.
Today Dr Hayward is one of the leading political sociologists of the island of Ireland (e.g. co-ed. Dynamics of Political Change inIreland, 2017), with a high profile in relation to European integration (e.g. co-ed. The Europeanization of Party Politics in Ireland,
2010), political violence (e.g. co-ed. Nationalism and Organised Violence, 2013), and the application of discourse analysis (e.g. co-
ed. Political Discourse of Peace and Conflict, 2009). Her recent funded research includes TRUST Tracing Risk and Uncertainty in
Security Technology (RCUK, 2013-15), and Conflict in Cities and the Contested State (ESRC, 2010-14). She is currently lead partner for
the Irish case study of the Canadian $2.8m SSHRC-funded project ‘Borders in Globalization’ (PI: UVic, British Columbia).
OTHEROTHER
Twitter: @hayward_katy
WILLINGNESS TO TAKE PHD STUDENTSWILLINGNESS TO TAKE PHD STUDENTS
Yes
Published
Published
Published
PUBLICATIONS PUBLICATIONS (190)(190)
Beyond tariffs: what ‘No Deal’ would mean for theIrish border
Research output: Other contribution
Ireland will soon have difficult decisions to makeon the Border: Consideration of British no-deal planreveals plethora of omissions and serious risks to NI
Research output: Other contribution
Amid the Brexit noise, the people of NorthernIreland are silenced
Research output: Other contribution
View all
FREQUENT JOURNALS
Irish Political Studies
ISSNs: 0790-7184
Additional searchable ISSN (Electronic): 1743-9078Routledge
PROJECTS PROJECTS (1)(1)
HANDHOLD; Science, Security and Power in Action
Project: Research
View all
ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES (137)(137)
Centre for International Borders Research (Event)
Activity: Membership types › Membership of network
An update on the impact of Brexit on Pensioners
Activity: Talk or presentation types › Invited or keynote talk at
national or international conference
Cross-border governance in the shadow and light ofBrexit:
Activity: Talk or presentation types › Invited talk
View all
PRIZES PRIZES (5)(5)
She is the author of over 100 publications, including most recently the report Bordering on Brexit: Views from local communities in
the central border region of Ireland/Northern Ireland and co-author (with Prof David Phinnemore) of UK Withdrawal (Brexit) and the
Good Friday Agreement commissioned by the AFCO committee of the European Parliament.
Dr Hayward has presented widely to various audiences on the topic of Brexit and Northern Ireland/Ireland (especially with a view to
the Irish border and the peace process). She has also given written and oral evidence before several parliamentary committees in
both the UK and the Republic of Ireland.
She has engaged extensively with local, national and international media, especially on the topics of contemporary Northern Ireland
and Brexit. This includes writing op-eds and articles/blogs and giving interviews with newspaper and online media. It also includes
interviews in various media, including live (in studio and down-the-line) and recorded TV, live and recorded radio, and podcasts.
Dr Hayward has a BA (Hons.) in Peace and Conflict Studies (UU Magee, 1999) and a PhD on the impact of European integration on
cross-border relations on the island of Ireland (University College Dublin, 2002). She held a number of post-doctoral research
fellowships, including for an EU FP5 project on the EU and Border Conflicts (EUBorderConf) and a Government of Ireland fellowship
at the Institute for British-Irish Studies.
Today Dr Hayward is one of the leading political sociologists of the island of Ireland (e.g. co-ed. Dynamics of Political Change inIreland, 2017), with a high profile in relation to European integration (e.g. co-ed. The Europeanization of Party Politics in Ireland,
2010), political violence (e.g. co-ed. Nationalism and Organised Violence, 2013), and the application of discourse analysis (e.g. co-
ed. Political Discourse of Peace and Conflict, 2009). Her recent funded research includes TRUST Tracing Risk and Uncertainty in
Security Technology (RCUK, 2013-15), and Conflict in Cities and the Contested State (ESRC, 2010-14). She is currently lead partner for
the Irish case study of the Canadian $2.8m SSHRC-funded project ‘Borders in Globalization’ (PI: UVic, British Columbia).
OTHEROTHER
Twitter: @hayward_katy
WILLINGNESS TO TAKE PHD STUDENTSWILLINGNESS TO TAKE PHD STUDENTS
Yes
Published
Published
Published
PUBLICATIONS PUBLICATIONS (190)(190)
Beyond tariffs: what ‘No Deal’ would mean for theIrish border
Research output: Other contribution
Ireland will soon have difficult decisions to makeon the Border: Consideration of British no-deal planreveals plethora of omissions and serious risks to NI
Research output: Other contribution
Amid the Brexit noise, the people of NorthernIreland are silenced
Research output: Other contribution
View all
FREQUENT JOURNALS
Irish Political Studies
ISSNs: 0790-7184
Additional searchable ISSN (Electronic): 1743-9078Routledge
PROJECTS PROJECTS (1)(1)
HANDHOLD; Science, Security and Power in Action
Project: Research
View all
ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES (137)(137)
Centre for International Borders Research (Event)
Activity: Membership types › Membership of network
An update on the impact of Brexit on Pensioners
Activity: Talk or presentation types › Invited or keynote talk at
national or international conference
Cross-border governance in the shadow and light ofBrexit:
Activity: Talk or presentation types › Invited talk
View all
PRIZES PRIZES (5)(5)
She is the author of over 100 publications, including most recently the report Bordering on Brexit: Views from local communities in
the central border region of Ireland/Northern Ireland and co-author (with Prof David Phinnemore) of UK Withdrawal (Brexit) and the
Good Friday Agreement commissioned by the AFCO committee of the European Parliament.
Dr Hayward has presented widely to various audiences on the topic of Brexit and Northern Ireland/Ireland (especially with a view to
the Irish border and the peace process). She has also given written and oral evidence before several parliamentary committees in
both the UK and the Republic of Ireland.
She has engaged extensively with local, national and international media, especially on the topics of contemporary Northern Ireland
and Brexit. This includes writing op-eds and articles/blogs and giving interviews with newspaper and online media. It also includes
interviews in various media, including live (in studio and down-the-line) and recorded TV, live and recorded radio, and podcasts.
Dr Hayward has a BA (Hons.) in Peace and Conflict Studies (UU Magee, 1999) and a PhD on the impact of European integration on
cross-border relations on the island of Ireland (University College Dublin, 2002). She held a number of post-doctoral research
fellowships, including for an EU FP5 project on the EU and Border Conflicts (EUBorderConf) and a Government of Ireland fellowship
at the Institute for British-Irish Studies.
Today Dr Hayward is one of the leading political sociologists of the island of Ireland (e.g. co-ed. Dynamics of Political Change inIreland, 2017), with a high profile in relation to European integration (e.g. co-ed. The Europeanization of Party Politics in Ireland,
2010), political violence (e.g. co-ed. Nationalism and Organised Violence, 2013), and the application of discourse analysis (e.g. co-
ed. Political Discourse of Peace and Conflict, 2009). Her recent funded research includes TRUST Tracing Risk and Uncertainty in
Security Technology (RCUK, 2013-15), and Conflict in Cities and the Contested State (ESRC, 2010-14). She is currently lead partner for
the Irish case study of the Canadian $2.8m SSHRC-funded project ‘Borders in Globalization’ (PI: UVic, British Columbia).
OTHEROTHER
Twitter: @hayward_katy
WILLINGNESS TO TAKE PHD STUDENTSWILLINGNESS TO TAKE PHD STUDENTS
Yes
Published
Published
Published
PUBLICATIONS PUBLICATIONS (190)(190)
Beyond tariffs: what ‘No Deal’ would mean for theIrish border
Research output: Other contribution
Ireland will soon have difficult decisions to makeon the Border: Consideration of British no-deal planreveals plethora of omissions and serious risks to NI
Research output: Other contribution
Amid the Brexit noise, the people of NorthernIreland are silenced
Research output: Other contribution
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FREQUENT JOURNALS
Irish Political Studies
ISSNs: 0790-7184
Additional searchable ISSN (Electronic): 1743-9078Routledge
PROJECTS PROJECTS (1)(1)
HANDHOLD; Science, Security and Power in Action
Project: Research
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ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES (137)(137)
Centre for International Borders Research (Event)
Activity: Membership types › Membership of network
An update on the impact of Brexit on Pensioners
Activity: Talk or presentation types › Invited or keynote talk at
national or international conference
Cross-border governance in the shadow and light ofBrexit:
Activity: Talk or presentation types › Invited talk
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PRIZES PRIZES (5)(5)
She is the author of over 100 publications, including most recently the report Bordering on Brexit: Views from local communities in
the central border region of Ireland/Northern Ireland and co-author (with Prof David Phinnemore) of UK Withdrawal (Brexit) and the
Good Friday Agreement commissioned by the AFCO committee of the European Parliament.
Dr Hayward has presented widely to various audiences on the topic of Brexit and Northern Ireland/Ireland (especially with a view to
the Irish border and the peace process). She has also given written and oral evidence before several parliamentary committees in
both the UK and the Republic of Ireland.
She has engaged extensively with local, national and international media, especially on the topics of contemporary Northern Ireland
and Brexit. This includes writing op-eds and articles/blogs and giving interviews with newspaper and online media. It also includes
interviews in various media, including live (in studio and down-the-line) and recorded TV, live and recorded radio, and podcasts.
Dr Hayward has a BA (Hons.) in Peace and Conflict Studies (UU Magee, 1999) and a PhD on the impact of European integration on
cross-border relations on the island of Ireland (University College Dublin, 2002). She held a number of post-doctoral research
fellowships, including for an EU FP5 project on the EU and Border Conflicts (EUBorderConf) and a Government of Ireland fellowship
at the Institute for British-Irish Studies.
Today Dr Hayward is one of the leading political sociologists of the island of Ireland (e.g. co-ed. Dynamics of Political Change inIreland, 2017), with a high profile in relation to European integration (e.g. co-ed. The Europeanization of Party Politics in Ireland,
2010), political violence (e.g. co-ed. Nationalism and Organised Violence, 2013), and the application of discourse analysis (e.g. co-
ed. Political Discourse of Peace and Conflict, 2009). Her recent funded research includes TRUST Tracing Risk and Uncertainty in
Security Technology (RCUK, 2013-15), and Conflict in Cities and the Contested State (ESRC, 2010-14). She is currently lead partner for
the Irish case study of the Canadian $2.8m SSHRC-funded project ‘Borders in Globalization’ (PI: UVic, British Columbia).
OTHEROTHER
Twitter: @hayward_katy
WILLINGNESS TO TAKE PHD STUDENTSWILLINGNESS TO TAKE PHD STUDENTS
Yes
Scopus rating (2017): CiteScore 0.84 SJR 0.477 SNIP 1.016
Journal
Journal of Cross Border Studies in Ireland
ISSNs: 2054-572X
Journal
Peace and Conflict Studies
ISSNs: 1082-7307Network of Peace and Conflict Studies
Scopus rating (2017): CiteScore 0.17 SJR 0.129 SNIP 0.324
Journal
Space and Polity
ISSNs: 1356-2576
Additional searchable ISSN (Electronic): 1470-1235Routledge
Scopus rating (2017): CiteScore 2.07 SJR 1.294 SNIP 1.321
Journal
JCMS Journal of Common Market Studies
ISSNs: 0021-9886
Additional searchable ISSN (Electronic): 1468-5965Wiley-Blackwell
Scopus rating (2017): CiteScore 2.65 SJR 1.873 SNIP 1.778
Journal
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Doctoral Research Scholarship
Prize: Other distinction
Research Fellowship: International Research Initiativein Irish Studies
Prize: Fellowship awarded competitively
Post-Doctoral Research Fellowship
Prize: Fellowship awarded competitively
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FINGERPRINT
FULL FINGERPRINT ›
ID: 47679
IrelandSocial Sciences
100 EUSocial Sciences
64 peace processSocial Sciences
37 peaceSocial Sciences
34
European integratio...Social Sciences
30 border conflictSocial Sciences
28 republicSocial Sciences
27 withdrawalSocial Sciences
25
border regionSocial Sciences
25 discourseSocial Sciences
24
Scopus rating (2017): CiteScore 0.84 SJR 0.477 SNIP 1.016
Journal
Journal of Cross Border Studies in Ireland
ISSNs: 2054-572X
Journal
Peace and Conflict Studies
ISSNs: 1082-7307Network of Peace and Conflict Studies
Scopus rating (2017): CiteScore 0.17 SJR 0.129 SNIP 0.324
Journal
Space and Polity
ISSNs: 1356-2576
Additional searchable ISSN (Electronic): 1470-1235Routledge
Scopus rating (2017): CiteScore 2.07 SJR 1.294 SNIP 1.321
Journal
JCMS Journal of Common Market Studies
ISSNs: 0021-9886
Additional searchable ISSN (Electronic): 1468-5965Wiley-Blackwell
Scopus rating (2017): CiteScore 2.65 SJR 1.873 SNIP 1.778
Journal
View all »
Doctoral Research Scholarship
Prize: Other distinction
Research Fellowship: International Research Initiativein Irish Studies
Prize: Fellowship awarded competitively
Post-Doctoral Research Fellowship
Prize: Fellowship awarded competitively
View all
FINGERPRINT
FULL FINGERPRINT ›
ID: 47679
IrelandSocial Sciences
100 EUSocial Sciences
64 peace processSocial Sciences
37 peaceSocial Sciences
34
European integratio...Social Sciences
30 border conflictSocial Sciences
28 republicSocial Sciences
27 withdrawalSocial Sciences
25
border regionSocial Sciences
25 discourseSocial Sciences
24
Scopus rating (2017): CiteScore 0.84 SJR 0.477 SNIP 1.016
Journal
Journal of Cross Border Studies in Ireland
ISSNs: 2054-572X
Journal
Peace and Conflict Studies
ISSNs: 1082-7307Network of Peace and Conflict Studies
Scopus rating (2017): CiteScore 0.17 SJR 0.129 SNIP 0.324
Journal
Space and Polity
ISSNs: 1356-2576
Additional searchable ISSN (Electronic): 1470-1235Routledge
Scopus rating (2017): CiteScore 2.07 SJR 1.294 SNIP 1.321
Journal
JCMS Journal of Common Market Studies
ISSNs: 0021-9886
Additional searchable ISSN (Electronic): 1468-5965Wiley-Blackwell
Scopus rating (2017): CiteScore 2.65 SJR 1.873 SNIP 1.778
Journal
View all »
Doctoral Research Scholarship
Prize: Other distinction
Research Fellowship: International Research Initiativein Irish Studies
Prize: Fellowship awarded competitively
Post-Doctoral Research Fellowship
Prize: Fellowship awarded competitively
View all
FINGERPRINT
FULL FINGERPRINT ›
ID: 47679
IrelandSocial Sciences
100 EUSocial Sciences
64 peace processSocial Sciences
37 peaceSocial Sciences
34
European integratio...Social Sciences
30 border conflictSocial Sciences
28 republicSocial Sciences
27 withdrawalSocial Sciences
25
border regionSocial Sciences
25 discourseSocial Sciences
24
Scopus rating (2017): CiteScore 0.84 SJR 0.477 SNIP 1.016
Journal
Journal of Cross Border Studies in Ireland
ISSNs: 2054-572X
Journal
Peace and Conflict Studies
ISSNs: 1082-7307Network of Peace and Conflict Studies
Scopus rating (2017): CiteScore 0.17 SJR 0.129 SNIP 0.324
Journal
Space and Polity
ISSNs: 1356-2576
Additional searchable ISSN (Electronic): 1470-1235Routledge
Scopus rating (2017): CiteScore 2.07 SJR 1.294 SNIP 1.321
Journal
JCMS Journal of Common Market Studies
ISSNs: 0021-9886
Additional searchable ISSN (Electronic): 1468-5965Wiley-Blackwell
Scopus rating (2017): CiteScore 2.65 SJR 1.873 SNIP 1.778
Journal
View all »
Doctoral Research Scholarship
Prize: Other distinction
Research Fellowship: International Research Initiativein Irish Studies
Prize: Fellowship awarded competitively
Post-Doctoral Research Fellowship
Prize: Fellowship awarded competitively
View all
FINGERPRINT
FULL FINGERPRINT ›
ID: 47679
IrelandSocial Sciences
100 EUSocial Sciences
64 peace processSocial Sciences
37 peaceSocial Sciences
34
European integratio...Social Sciences
30 border conflictSocial Sciences
28 republicSocial Sciences
27 withdrawalSocial Sciences
25
border regionSocial Sciences
25 discourseSocial Sciences
24
Scopus rating (2017): CiteScore 0.84 SJR 0.477 SNIP 1.016
Journal
Journal of Cross Border Studies in Ireland
ISSNs: 2054-572X
Journal
Peace and Conflict Studies
ISSNs: 1082-7307Network of Peace and Conflict Studies
Scopus rating (2017): CiteScore 0.17 SJR 0.129 SNIP 0.324
Journal
Space and Polity
ISSNs: 1356-2576
Additional searchable ISSN (Electronic): 1470-1235Routledge
Scopus rating (2017): CiteScore 2.07 SJR 1.294 SNIP 1.321
Journal
JCMS Journal of Common Market Studies
ISSNs: 0021-9886
Additional searchable ISSN (Electronic): 1468-5965Wiley-Blackwell
Scopus rating (2017): CiteScore 2.65 SJR 1.873 SNIP 1.778
Journal
View all »
Doctoral Research Scholarship
Prize: Other distinction
Research Fellowship: International Research Initiativein Irish Studies
Prize: Fellowship awarded competitively
Post-Doctoral Research Fellowship
Prize: Fellowship awarded competitively
View all
FINGERPRINT
FULL FINGERPRINT ›
ID: 47679
IrelandSocial Sciences
100 EUSocial Sciences
64 peace processSocial Sciences
37 peaceSocial Sciences
34
European integratio...Social Sciences
30 border conflictSocial Sciences
28 republicSocial Sciences
27 withdrawalSocial Sciences
25
border regionSocial Sciences
25 discourseSocial Sciences
24
Scopus rating (2017): CiteScore 0.84 SJR 0.477 SNIP 1.016
Journal
Journal of Cross Border Studies in Ireland
ISSNs: 2054-572X
Journal
Peace and Conflict Studies
ISSNs: 1082-7307Network of Peace and Conflict Studies
Scopus rating (2017): CiteScore 0.17 SJR 0.129 SNIP 0.324
Journal
Space and Polity
ISSNs: 1356-2576
Additional searchable ISSN (Electronic): 1470-1235Routledge
Scopus rating (2017): CiteScore 2.07 SJR 1.294 SNIP 1.321
Journal
JCMS Journal of Common Market Studies
ISSNs: 0021-9886
Additional searchable ISSN (Electronic): 1468-5965Wiley-Blackwell
Scopus rating (2017): CiteScore 2.65 SJR 1.873 SNIP 1.778
Journal
View all »
Doctoral Research Scholarship
Prize: Other distinction
Research Fellowship: International Research Initiativein Irish Studies
Prize: Fellowship awarded competitively
Post-Doctoral Research Fellowship
Prize: Fellowship awarded competitively
View all
FINGERPRINT
FULL FINGERPRINT ›
ID: 47679
IrelandSocial Sciences
100 EUSocial Sciences
64 peace processSocial Sciences
37 peaceSocial Sciences
34
European integratio...Social Sciences
30 border conflictSocial Sciences
28 republicSocial Sciences
27 withdrawalSocial Sciences
25
border regionSocial Sciences
25 discourseSocial Sciences
24
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