Paul Gillespie
Biographic Data
| ID | 1830853 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Paul Gillespie |
| GIVEN NAMES | Paul |
| FAMILY NAME | Gillespie |
| SIGNATURE | GILLESPIE P |
| AFFILIATIONS | Australian National University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7690-495X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 137 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
The Irish–British Dimension
Power, scale, and wealth have moulded relations between Ireland and Britain historically and will continue to do so in future. Political relations between them have been determined by these asymmetric factors, giving much greater strength to the larger and richer island. Nevertheless, both islands exist within a larger European and transatlantic setting, a geopolitical fact that can mitigate or counteract Britain’s ability to act exclusively in i…
Unionisms in the UK’s Brexit crisis
This article examines how UK, English, Scottish, Welsh and Northern Irish unionisms and unionists are responding to the Brexit crisis in the state. The United Kingdom faces a dual territorial sovereignty crisis, externally through Brexit in its relations with the European Union, and internally concerning the shape and survival of its own political union. Four constitutional trajectories are plausible: a breakup of the UK, a renegotiated UK, a dif…
The Complexity of British–Irish Interdependence
The transformation of British–Irish relations from dependence to interdependence from the 1960s to the 2000s occurred in an international setting dominated by both states' membership of the European Economic Community/European Community/European Union and their various relations with the US's global hegemony, politically and economically. This article interprets these changes by reference to complex interdependence and other theories in internati…
Participation and power in I ndonesian oil palm plantations
Participation is commonly accepted to be a process that brings stakeholders together to define issues and create mutually beneficial outcomes. In the fields of development and natural resource management, participation is such a widely accepted part of policy that it is rare to find a project or programme that does not exhort the practice of participation and stakeholder engagement. However, despite the considerable weight of orthodoxy advocating…
The Challenges of Corporate Governance in Indonesian Oil Palm
Corporate governance plays an important role in shaping the behaviour of modern international businesses and has matured significantly since Friedman first advocated that corporate governance should solely be about serving shareholders. In the Indonesian business sector, belief in corporate governance, though growing, still has some way to go. This is particularly the case in the Indonesian oil palm industry, which currently finds itself in the i…
Identifying Europeans
Swimming Upstream
Current Issues in Indonesian Islam
Indonesia’s highest council of ulama, the Majelis Ulama Indonesia (MUI) recently issued a controversial fatwa opposing pluralism, liberalism and religious secularism that seemed at odds with traditions of Indonesian Islamic thought. The paper argues that this fatwa was a predictable if clumsy, attempt by the MUI to further demarcate a role more aligned to developments within the Indonesian umma that followed the demise of President Suharto in 199…
Swimming Upstream
Current Issues in Indonesian Islam
Indonesia’s highest council of ulama, the Majelis Ulama Indonesia (MUI) recently issued a controversial fatwa opposing pluralism, liberalism and religious secularism that seemed at odds with traditions of Indonesian Islamic thought. The paper argues that this fatwa was a predictable if clumsy, attempt by the MUI to further demarcate a role more aligned to developments within the Indonesian umma that followed the demise of President Suharto in 199…
Participation and power in I ndonesian oil palm plantations
Participation is commonly accepted to be a process that brings stakeholders together to define issues and create mutually beneficial outcomes. In the fields of development and natural resource management, participation is such a widely accepted part of policy that it is rare to find a project or programme that does not exhort the practice of participation and stakeholder engagement. However, despite the considerable weight of orthodoxy advocating…
The Complexity of British–Irish Interdependence
The transformation of British–Irish relations from dependence to interdependence from the 1960s to the 2000s occurred in an international setting dominated by both states' membership of the European Economic Community/European Community/European Union and their various relations with the US's global hegemony, politically and economically. This article interprets these changes by reference to complex interdependence and other theories in internati…
The Challenges of Corporate Governance in Indonesian Oil Palm
Corporate governance plays an important role in shaping the behaviour of modern international businesses and has matured significantly since Friedman first advocated that corporate governance should solely be about serving shareholders. In the Indonesian business sector, belief in corporate governance, though growing, still has some way to go. This is particularly the case in the Indonesian oil palm industry, which currently finds itself in the i…
Unionisms in the UK’s Brexit crisis
This article examines how UK, English, Scottish, Welsh and Northern Irish unionisms and unionists are responding to the Brexit crisis in the state. The United Kingdom faces a dual territorial sovereignty crisis, externally through Brexit in its relations with the European Union, and internally concerning the shape and survival of its own political union. Four constitutional trajectories are plausible: a breakup of the UK, a renegotiated UK, a dif…
Current Issues in Indonesian Islam
Indonesia’s highest council of ulama, the Majelis Ulama Indonesia (MUI) recently issued a controversial fatwa opposing pluralism, liberalism and religious secularism that seemed at odds with traditions of Indonesian Islamic thought. The paper argues that this fatwa was a predictable if clumsy, attempt by the MUI to further demarcate a role more aligned to developments within the Indonesian umma that followed the demise of President Suharto in 199…
Identifying Europeans
Swimming Upstream
Participation and power in I ndonesian oil palm plantations
Participation is commonly accepted to be a process that brings stakeholders together to define issues and create mutually beneficial outcomes. In the fields of development and natural resource management, participation is such a widely accepted part of policy that it is rare to find a project or programme that does not exhort the practice of participation and stakeholder engagement. However, despite the considerable weight of orthodoxy advocating…
The Challenges of Corporate Governance in Indonesian Oil Palm
Corporate governance plays an important role in shaping the behaviour of modern international businesses and has matured significantly since Friedman first advocated that corporate governance should solely be about serving shareholders. In the Indonesian business sector, belief in corporate governance, though growing, still has some way to go. This is particularly the case in the Indonesian oil palm industry, which currently finds itself in the i…
The Complexity of British–Irish Interdependence
The transformation of British–Irish relations from dependence to interdependence from the 1960s to the 2000s occurred in an international setting dominated by both states' membership of the European Economic Community/European Community/European Union and their various relations with the US's global hegemony, politically and economically. This article interprets these changes by reference to complex interdependence and other theories in internati…
Unionisms in the UK’s Brexit crisis
This article examines how UK, English, Scottish, Welsh and Northern Irish unionisms and unionists are responding to the Brexit crisis in the state. The United Kingdom faces a dual territorial sovereignty crisis, externally through Brexit in its relations with the European Union, and internally concerning the shape and survival of its own political union. Four constitutional trajectories are plausible: a breakup of the UK, a renegotiated UK, a dif…
The Irish–British Dimension
Power, scale, and wealth have moulded relations between Ireland and Britain historically and will continue to do so in future. Political relations between them have been determined by these asymmetric factors, giving much greater strength to the larger and richer island. Nevertheless, both islands exist within a larger European and transatlantic setting, a geopolitical fact that can mitigate or counteract Britain’s ability to act exclusively in i…
Political science (7 works) · Economics (5 works) · Politics (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Political economy (4 works) · Brexit (3 works) · European union (3 works) · International relations (3 works) · International trade (3 works) · Irish (3 works)