# Katy Hayward
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katy hayward is a Northern Irish academic and writer based at Queens University, Belfast.
== Academic career ==
Hayward is a Reader in Sociology at Queens in Belfast, with a specialism in conflict resolution. She completed her undergraduate degree in Peace and Conflict Studies at Magee College in 1999.
How Northern Ireland can be a Good News Story for the Three New Governments
Although 2024 will be remembered as a year of political and electoral tumult worldwide, the situation in Northern Ireland has been relatively stable. The Executive and Assembly have been functioning since the Safeguarding the Union Deal (31 January) and its draft Programme for Government is intende…
Reform of Stormont: Options for Discussion
Talk of possible reforms to the Stormont institutions has been growing recently, spurred by concerns about repeated institutional collapses, perceived inequities between different parts of society, and criticisms of the institutions' record in governance. But what options for reform are there, and …
S8 Ep6: Borders, Brexit, and Fault Lines with Katy Hayward
Borders contain nations, act as fault lines, but are also meeting points, where different cultures, people, and ideologies come into contact.Nowhere has this been more visible, more painful, and more politically charged than the island of Ireland. In this episode, Will Hutton is joined by Professo…
Another night of unrest in Belfast
Alex Thomson, Channel 4 News, followed by Peter Cardwell, Political Correspondent at Talk TV and Katy Hayward, Professor at the School of Social Sciences, Education and Social WorkSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Ten Years After Brexit: 4: Northern Ireland
When the UK voted to leave the EU, Northern Ireland became one of the most contentious aspects of the Brexit negotiations. The prospect of a border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland threatened to undermine the Good Friday agreement, and resurfaced divisions about Irish reunificat…
Constitution Unit Conference 2026: UK–EU relations ten years after the referendum
This opening panel is held 10 years to the day since the 2016 ‘Brexit’ referendum result was announced. As was predicted at the time, neither the referendum nor the UK’s eventual departure from the EU in 2020 definitively settled the UK–EU relationship, which has continued to evolve. Recent discuss…
226. How Brexit Happened: Prof. Katy Hayward
Ten years after the Brexit referendum, Professor Katy Hayward joins The Ireland Podcast to look back at one of the most consequential political events in modern British and Irish history.
Rather than debating Brexit's merits, this conversation traces how it happened. Beginning with the political cl…
228. How Brexit Was Negotiated: Prof. Katy Hayward
How did Brexit move from referendum result to international treaty?
In Part 2 of this three-part conversation, Professor Katy Hayward traces the negotiations that reshaped relations between Northern Ireland, Ireland, the United Kingdom and the European Union.
Together we explore Theresa May's Withd…
230. Brexit: What Happens Next? Prof. Katy Hayward
Ten years after the Brexit referendum, what has actually changed?
In this final episode of our three-part series, Professor Katy Hayward looks beyond the politics of 2016 to examine Brexit's long-term consequences for Northern Ireland, the United Kingdom and Ireland.
We discuss:
• Has Brexit been a…
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