JA MJ
Postgraduate student in Conflict, Security, and Development at the University of Exeter. Assisting in a new research project, 'the Politics of Constitutional Reforms in Sub-Sahara Africa'. Graduated in Sociology.
I have participated in social research with different academic projects with the University Pablo de Olavide, Federico II di Napoli, the University of Bristol, and the Faculty of Media and Communications in Belgrade (CFCCS). I also collaborated with Prof. Sebastian Rinken in an internship as a research fellow of IESA(CISC), Cordoba (Spain).
I have participated in social research with different academic projects with the University Pablo de Olavide, Federico II di Napoli, the University of Bristol, and the Faculty of Media and Communications in Belgrade (CFCCS). I also collaborated with Prof. Sebastian Rinken in an internship as a research fellow of IESA(CISC), Cordoba (Spain).
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The creation of modern Belfast will not change stories, because memories maintain people aware of the suffering that they had to pass through. Indeed, Eibhlin is going to talk about the reasons why the government should remember the struggles of its people, from the BallyMurphy Massacre to the Hunger Strikes.
The creation of modern Belfast will not change stories, because memories maintain people aware of the suffering that they had to pass through. Indeed, Eibhlin is going to talk about the reasons why the government should remember the struggles of its people, from the BallyMurphy Massacre to the Hunger Strikes.