Adrian Kavanagh
Biographic Data
| ID | 3750397 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Adrian Kavanagh |
| GIVEN NAMES | Adrian |
| FAMILY NAME | Kavanagh |
| SIGNATURE | KAVANAGH A |
| AFFILIATIONS | National University of Ireland, Maynooth |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1951-395X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 18 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1998 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The 2024 County and City Council elections in the Republic of Ireland
Migrant Integration and Electoral Participation
This article provides insight into political participation among migrant communities in Dublin, Ireland at the 2019 Local Elections. Evaluations of migrant integration in the European Union, often based on the categories included in the Zaragoza Indicators (European Commission, 2010), or in subsequent studies that expand on these select indicators, place a focus on political life as an important consideration to overall integration and active cit…
The May 2014 Local and European Elections in the Republic of Ireland
This article reviews the radical changes in voter turnout and political support levels evident at the May 2014 Local and European electoral contests in the Republic of Ireland. This analysis considers the degree to which such trends might be reflective of the classic second-order election model. But it also considers whether something deeper may be at play here, shaped by the dramatic political changes in Ireland that have accompanied the period …
An end to "Civil War politics"? The radically reshaped political landscape of post-crash Ireland
All Changed, Changed Utterly? Irish General Election Boundary Amendments and the 2012 Constituency Commission Report
The 2012 Constituency Commission report has recommended a reduction in the number of Dáil deputies from 166 to 158 and the number of general election constituencies from 43 to 40, while bringing about changes – some very fundamental in scope – to the majority of the existing Dáil constituencies. These changes are detailed in this article, while being placed in the context of previous electoral boundary amendments throughout the history of the Iri…
The 2005 Meath and Kildare North by‐elections
On Friday 11 March 2005 voting for the Meath and Kildare North by‐elections took place between 7.00am and 10.00pm. These elections were caused by the resignations of Charlie McCreevy, to take up the post of the Irish EU Commissioner, and John Bruton, to take up the post of EU Ambassador to the United States. These elections were marked by the continuance of a pattern of poor electoral performances by the government parties, and also by the contin…
The 2004 local elections in the Republic of Ireland
Polling for elections to the 29 county and five city councils was held between 7:00 and 21:00 on Friday, 11 June 2004. The general expectation was that the two largest parties, Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael, would lose seats in these elections – especially given their relatively strong performances in the 1999 local elections – and that Sinn Féin would make significant gains, particularly in Dublin and other large urban centres. The elections were al…
The Constituency Commission
The lead up to the next general election began on 7 January 2004, \nwith the publication of the Constituency Commission report on recom- \nmended Dáil constituency boundaries for that election. Differential \nlevels of population change between 1996 and 2002, with particularly \nhigh levels of population increase in eastern Ireland, ensured that \nconsiderable changes to boundaries would be involved. Seat losses \nwere expected in Cork, the North…
Postmodernity, globalisation and nationalist conflict in the former Yugoslavia
During the 1990s, several of the conflicts that have demanded most media attention have been associated with the disintegration of the Yugoslav Federation. A number of attempts have been made to outline the main causes of these, but these causal factors remain difficult to describe definitively, largely owing to the complexity of the post‐Yugoslav political landscape. This paper studies the validity of employing a postmodern paradigm for investig…
An end to "Civil War politics"? The radically reshaped political landscape of post-crash Ireland
The 2004 local elections in the Republic of Ireland
Polling for elections to the 29 county and five city councils was held between 7:00 and 21:00 on Friday, 11 June 2004. The general expectation was that the two largest parties, Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael, would lose seats in these elections – especially given their relatively strong performances in the 1999 local elections – and that Sinn Féin would make significant gains, particularly in Dublin and other large urban centres. The elections were al…
The May 2014 Local and European Elections in the Republic of Ireland
This article reviews the radical changes in voter turnout and political support levels evident at the May 2014 Local and European electoral contests in the Republic of Ireland. This analysis considers the degree to which such trends might be reflective of the classic second-order election model. But it also considers whether something deeper may be at play here, shaped by the dramatic political changes in Ireland that have accompanied the period …
All Changed, Changed Utterly? Irish General Election Boundary Amendments and the 2012 Constituency Commission Report
The 2012 Constituency Commission report has recommended a reduction in the number of Dáil deputies from 166 to 158 and the number of general election constituencies from 43 to 40, while bringing about changes – some very fundamental in scope – to the majority of the existing Dáil constituencies. These changes are detailed in this article, while being placed in the context of previous electoral boundary amendments throughout the history of the Iri…
Migrant Integration and Electoral Participation
This article provides insight into political participation among migrant communities in Dublin, Ireland at the 2019 Local Elections. Evaluations of migrant integration in the European Union, often based on the categories included in the Zaragoza Indicators (European Commission, 2010), or in subsequent studies that expand on these select indicators, place a focus on political life as an important consideration to overall integration and active cit…
Postmodernity, globalisation and nationalist conflict in the former Yugoslavia
During the 1990s, several of the conflicts that have demanded most media attention have been associated with the disintegration of the Yugoslav Federation. A number of attempts have been made to outline the main causes of these, but these causal factors remain difficult to describe definitively, largely owing to the complexity of the post‐Yugoslav political landscape. This paper studies the validity of employing a postmodern paradigm for investig…
Postmodernity, globalisation and nationalist conflict in the former Yugoslavia
During the 1990s, several of the conflicts that have demanded most media attention have been associated with the disintegration of the Yugoslav Federation. A number of attempts have been made to outline the main causes of these, but these causal factors remain difficult to describe definitively, largely owing to the complexity of the post‐Yugoslav political landscape. This paper studies the validity of employing a postmodern paradigm for investig…
The Constituency Commission
The lead up to the next general election began on 7 January 2004, \nwith the publication of the Constituency Commission report on recom- \nmended Dáil constituency boundaries for that election. Differential \nlevels of population change between 1996 and 2002, with particularly \nhigh levels of population increase in eastern Ireland, ensured that \nconsiderable changes to boundaries would be involved. Seat losses \nwere expected in Cork, the North…
The 2004 local elections in the Republic of Ireland
Polling for elections to the 29 county and five city councils was held between 7:00 and 21:00 on Friday, 11 June 2004. The general expectation was that the two largest parties, Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael, would lose seats in these elections – especially given their relatively strong performances in the 1999 local elections – and that Sinn Féin would make significant gains, particularly in Dublin and other large urban centres. The elections were al…
The 2005 Meath and Kildare North by‐elections
On Friday 11 March 2005 voting for the Meath and Kildare North by‐elections took place between 7.00am and 10.00pm. These elections were caused by the resignations of Charlie McCreevy, to take up the post of the Irish EU Commissioner, and John Bruton, to take up the post of EU Ambassador to the United States. These elections were marked by the continuance of a pattern of poor electoral performances by the government parties, and also by the contin…
All Changed, Changed Utterly? Irish General Election Boundary Amendments and the 2012 Constituency Commission Report
The 2012 Constituency Commission report has recommended a reduction in the number of Dáil deputies from 166 to 158 and the number of general election constituencies from 43 to 40, while bringing about changes – some very fundamental in scope – to the majority of the existing Dáil constituencies. These changes are detailed in this article, while being placed in the context of previous electoral boundary amendments throughout the history of the Iri…
The May 2014 Local and European Elections in the Republic of Ireland
This article reviews the radical changes in voter turnout and political support levels evident at the May 2014 Local and European electoral contests in the Republic of Ireland. This analysis considers the degree to which such trends might be reflective of the classic second-order election model. But it also considers whether something deeper may be at play here, shaped by the dramatic political changes in Ireland that have accompanied the period …
An end to "Civil War politics"? The radically reshaped political landscape of post-crash Ireland
The 2024 County and City Council elections in the Republic of Ireland
Migrant Integration and Electoral Participation
This article provides insight into political participation among migrant communities in Dublin, Ireland at the 2019 Local Elections. Evaluations of migrant integration in the European Union, often based on the categories included in the Zaragoza Indicators (European Commission, 2010), or in subsequent studies that expand on these select indicators, place a focus on political life as an important consideration to overall integration and active cit…
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