John Doyle

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Professor John Doyle is Vice President for Research in Dublin City University.  He was previously Director of DCU Institute for International Conflict Resolution and Reconstruction and Professor of International Conflict Resolution in DCU School of Law and Government. His research interests include comparative nationalist and ethnic conflict; Northern Ireland, conflict in South Asia and Irish foreign policy. He is Editor of Irish Studies in International Affairs.  John is also leading DCU's contribution to cross-border collaboration on the island of Ireland, including Ireland North-South: a research programme on the Future of the island of Ireland.  In this capacity John is on the Steering Committee of the ARINS project, a collaboration involving the Royal Irish Academy and the University of Notre Dame and also the board of the Centre for Cross Border Studies.   
 

Book

Year Publication
2019 Cornelia-Adriana, Doyle, John (Eds.) (2019) Peace, Security and Defence Cooperation in Post-Brexit Europe (Heidelberg: Springer Nature). Heidelberg: Springer Nature. [Link]
2019 Gëzim Visoka, John Doyle, Edward Newman (eds.) (2019) Routledge Handbook of State Recognition. London: Routledge. [Link]
2012 Tonra, Ben, Michael Kennedy, John Doyle and Noel Dorr (eds.) (2012) Irish Foreign Policy. : Gill and MacMillan.
2010 Doyle, John (ed.) (2010) Policing the Narrow Ground: lessons from the transformation of policing in Northern Ireland. : Royal Irish Academy.

Peer Reviewed Journal

Year Publication
2024 Harikrishnan, S.; Doyle, J. (2024) 'Understanding the role of physical spaces in social de-segregations: Spatial lessons from Kerala and Northern Ireland'. Land Use Policy, 146 . [Link] [DOI]
2023 Kapic, T.; Connolly, E.; Doyle, J. (2023) 'Gender and Cross-border Cooperation on the Island of Ireland'. Irish Studies in International Affairs, 34 . [Link] [DOI]
2023 Kapic, T.; Connolly, E.; Doyle, J. (2023) 'Looking Across the Border: Comparing Gendered Policy Frameworks'. Irish Studies in International Affairs, 34 . [Link] [DOI]
2023 Todd, J.; McEvoy, J.; Doyle, J. (2023) 'Time for Deliberation, not Decision, on the Shape of a New United Ireland: Evidence from the ARINS Survey Focus Groups'. Irish Studies in International Affairs, 34 . [Link] [DOI]
2023 Doyle, J. (2023) 'The UK Subvention and the Debate on a United Ireland: A Reply to Esmond Birnie’s Response to ‘Why the “Subvention” Does Not Matter: Northern Ireland and the All-Ireland Economy’ by John Doyle'. Irish Studies in International Affairs, 34 . [Link] [DOI]
2021 Doyle, J. (2021) 'Why the ‘subvention’ does not matter: Northern ireland and the all-Ireland economy'. Irish Studies in International Affairs, 32 . [Link] [DOI]
2021 John Doyle, Cathy Gormley-Heenan and Patrick Griffin (2021) 'Editorial: Introducing ARINS—Analysing and Researching Ireland, North and South'. IRISH STUDIES IN INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS (ONLINE), 32 (2):vii-xvii. [Link]
2020 Connolly, Eileen; Doyle, John (2020) 'BREXIT AND THE QUESTION OF IRISH UNITY'. ROUTLEDGE HANDBOOK OF STATE RECOGNITION, .
2019 Connolly, Eileen and John Doyle (2019) 'Brexit and the Irish Border'. European Journal of Legal Studies, 11 :153-186. [Link] [DOI]
2019 Connolly, E.; Doyle, J. (2019) 'Brexit and the changing international and domestic perspectives of sovereignty over Northern Ireland'. Irish Studies in International Affairs, 30 . [Link] [DOI]
2019 John Doyle (2019) 'Indian approaches to security and conflict resolution'. Revista UNISCI, 49 :43-62. [Link]
2018 Gëzim Visoka and John Doyle (2018) 'The Promise and Future of Neo-Functional Peace: A Reply to Bergmann and Niemann'. Jcms-Journal Of Common Market Studies, .
2018 Walsh, Dawn; Doyle, John (2018) 'External Actors in Consociational Settlements: A Re-examination of Lijphart's Negative Assumptions'. Ethnopolitics, 17 (1). https://doi.org/10.1080/17449057.2017.1305646
2016 Visoka, G.; Doyle, J. (2016) 'Neo-functional peace: The European union way of resolving conflicts'. Journal of Common Market Studies, 54 . [Link] [DOI]
2015 Connolly, E.; Doyle, J. (2015) 'Ripe moments for exiting political violence: An analysis of the northern Ireland case'. Irish Studies in International Affairs, 26 . [Link] [DOI]
2014 Visoka, Gezim; Doyle, John (2014) 'Peacebuilding and International Responsibility'. International Peacekeeping, 21 (5). [DOI]
2014 Douglas, J.; Doyle, J. (2014) 'China and india’s nuclear strategies'. Irish Studies in International Affairs, 25 . [Link] [DOI]
2014 Doyle, John (2014) 'How prospects for global economic growth influence India’s foreign policy'. STRATEGY & LEADERSHIP, 42 .
2012 Rickard, Stephanie J.; Doyle, John (2012) 'International Relations in Ireland: A Survey of Academics'. Irish Political Studies, 27 (2). [DOI]
2010 O'Kelly, Michael; Doyle, John; Boland, Philip J. (2010) 'How many ways can you look at a proportion?: cross-community vote transfers in Northern Ireland after the Belfast Agreement'. Journal of the Royal Statistical Society. Series A: Statistics in Society, 173 .
2010 John Doyle , Eileen Connolly (2010) 'Irish foreign policy in the United Nations and European Union: influence and participation '. DCIDOB, 2010 :11-27.
2008 Eileen Connolly and John Doyle (2008) 'Public Opinion and Development Issues: a survey of Irish university student opinions '. IRISH STUDIES IN INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS (PRINT), 19 :209-226.
2004 John Doyle (2004) 'Irish diplomacy on the UN Security Council 2001-2: foreign policy-making in the light of day'. IRISH STUDIES IN INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS (PRINT), 15 :73-102.
2002 John Doyle , Eileen Connolly (2002) 'Foreign policy and domestic politics: a study of the 2002 election in the Republic of Ireland'. IRISH STUDIES IN INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS (PRINT), 13 :151-166.
1998 Doyle, John (1998) ''Towards a Lasting Peace'? : the Northern Ireland multi-party agreement, referendum and Assembly elections of 1998'. '. Scottish Affairs (University of Edinburgh, Scotland), 25 :1-20.
1994 Doyle, John (1994) ''Workers and Outlaws: Unionism and Fair Employment in Northern Ireland''. IRISH POLITICAL STUDIES (PRINT), 9 :41-60.
2020 Loda, Chiara; Doyle, John (2020) 'PARLIAMENTARY RECOGNITION'. ROUTLEDGE HANDBOOK OF STATE RECOGNITION, .
2014 Doyle, John (2014) 'Indian Approaches to Security and Conflict Resolution'. INDIA IN THE CONTEMPORARY WORLD: POLITY, ECONOMY AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS, .
2019 Doyle, J. (2019) '100 years of Irish foreign policy'. Irish Studies in International Affairs, 2019 . [Link] [DOI]
2018 John Doyle (2018) 'Reflecting on the Northern Ireland Conflict and Peace Process: 20 years since the Good Friday Agreement Stable URL:'. 29 (1):1-16. [Link] [DOI]

Book Chapter

Year Publication
2021 Connolly, E.; Doyle, J. (2021) 'Brexit and the Northern Ireland Peace Process' In: The Law and Politics of Brexit: The Framework of New EU-UK Relations: Volume III. [Link] [DOI]
2021 Doyle, J. (2021) 'Power-Sharing in Divided Societies' In: The Oxford Handbook of Peacebuilding, Statebuilding, and Peace Formation. [Link] [DOI]
2019 Connolly, E.; Doyle, J. (2019) 'Brexit and the question of irish unity' In: ROUTLEDGE HANDBOOK OF STATE RECOGNITION. [Link] [DOI]
2019 John Doyle and Eileen Connolly (2019) 'The Effects of Brexit on the Good Friday Agreement and the Northern Ireland Peace Process' In: Peace, Security and Defence Cooperation in Post-Brexit Europe. Heidelberg : Springer Nature. [Link]
2017 Doyle, J.; Connolly, E. (2017) 'Brexit and the Northern Ireland question' In: The Law and Politics of Brexit. [Link] [DOI]
2015 Doyle, John (2015) 'The European Union and Conflict Resolution' In: Rajendra K. Jain, ed., India, Europe and Conflict Resolution in South Asia. New Delhi : KW Publishers.
2013 John Doyle (2013) 'Non-westphalian sovereignty? non-western conflict resolution in the west: from Kosovo to Northern Ireland and its wider Implications' In: Shantanu Chakrabarti (ed.) Searching for non-western roots of conflict resolution: Discourses, Norms and Case Studies. New Delhi : Knowledge World Publishers.
2013 Dr John Doyle (2013) 'The Transformation of Policing in Post Conflict Societies: Lessons from the Northern Ireland Experie' In: Tim White (ed.) Lessons from the Northern Ireland Peace Process. Wisconsin, USA : The University of Wisconsin Press. http://uwpress.wisc.edu/eCatalog-F13/files/assets/basic-html/page23.html
2012 John Doyle, Michael Kennedy and Ben Tonra (2012) 'Theories Concept and Sources in Foreign Policy' In: Ben Tonra, Michael Kennedy, John Doyle and Noel Dorr(Eds.). Irish Foreign Policy. Dublin : Royal Irish Academy, Gill and Macmillan.
2012 Doyle, John (2012) 'British Irish Relations and the Northern Ireland conflict' In: Tontra, ben, Michael Kennedy, John Doyle and Noel Dorr(Eds.). Irish Foreign Policy. Dublin : Gill andf MacMillan.
2010 Doyle, John (2010) 'The Politics of the Transformation of Policing' In: John Doyle(Eds.). Policing the Narrow Ground: lessons from the transformation of policing in Northern Ireland. Dublin : Royal Irish Academy.
2009 Doyle, J.; Guelke, A. (2009) 'Northern Ireland: The Belfast (Good Friday) agreement: Final round' In: Negotiating Peace in Deeply Divided Societies: A Set of Simulations. [Link] [DOI]
2008 Doyle, John (2008) 'Republican policies in practical politics: placing Sinn Féin in a European context' In: Iseult Honohan (ed.) Republicanism in Ireland: Confronting theories and traditions. Manchester : Manchester University Press. http://www.manchesteruniversitypress.co.uk/catalogue/book.asp?id=1204041
2007 John Doyle (2007) 'Re-examining the Northern Ireland conflict' In: The Politics of Conflict: A Survey. London : Routledge.
2005 Eileen Connolly , John Doyle (2005) 'The place of the United Nations in contemporary Irish foreign policy' In: Obligations and Responsibilities: Ireland and the United Nations, 1955-2005. Dublin : IPA.
2007 John Doyle (2007) 'Irish Nationalism and the Israel-Palestinian conflict' In: Ireland And The Middle East: Trade, Society and Peace. Dublin : Irish Academic press.

Editorial

Year Publication
2020 Visoka, Gezim; Newman, Edward; Doyle, John (2020) Statehood and recognition in world politics INTRODUCTION. ED
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Research Interests

  • My research interests are in the broad areas of comparative ethno-national conflict and peace agreements, international security and foreign policy, Northern Ireland and South Asia.  
  • My recent publications have focused on the Northern Ireland peace process and the consequences of the decision by the UK to leave the European Union for the constitutional and political future of the Ireland of Ireland.  I also remain actively interested in peacebuilding in South Asia.  I am also working with colleague Gezim Visoka on some more conceptual work on peace building in the Balkans.

Current Postgraduate Students

Student Name Degree Supervision
Ballance ,Adam PhD-track Supervisor