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IACES is bringing together European Studies scholars and practitioners from across the island of Ireland to foster collaboration, source funding, and disseminate scholarly research on European Integration and membership of the EU. More on the IACES website.

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Welcome to our blog detailing the activities of the Communicating Europe UACES Research Network. We explore the ways in which different actors communicate about the EU, serving to legitimise or delegitimise its actions and policies.

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