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Politicians ‘out of step’ on integrated education
Research by the University of Ulster has revealed an apparent gulf between political thinking on education and the public appetite…
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Giving Northern Ireland: championing philanthropy
A new organisation has been set up to ignite a more strategic culture of giving in Northern Ireland. With the…
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Corporation tax move deferred
Peter Cheney sums up the debate so far and the potential for a Plan B. Risks associated with Scotland’s political…
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Science and foresight
Sir David King explains how to take the long view in policy and the need to think outside the box…
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Creating an eGovernment exemplar
Designed to encourage digital interaction between citizen and government, the NI Direct service is a change programme that is already…
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Energy regulation: Policy, practice and the feedback loop
Shane Lynch, Chief Executive of the Utility Regulator, discusses some of the challenges around delivering effective regulation for the energy…
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Energy policy makes progress
Speaking at the Northern Ireland Renewable Energy Seminar, DETI Permanent Secretary David Sterling explained the context and opportunities for energy…
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Energy research excellence at Ulster
World class energy research is taking place at the University’s Centre for Sustainable Technologies. The Centre for Sustainable Technologies (CST)…
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Co-operation and delivery
Marie Donnelly believes that the UK and Ireland are leading the way in renewable energy co-operation. The European Commission’s Director…
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Integrating electricity markets
Electricity markets expert David Newbery talks to Owen McQuade about the integration of European markets and the impact on the…
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