• Women in local government: Moving in from the margins 

  Buckley, Fiona; Hofman, Caroline (De Gruyter Open, 2015-08-21)

  This article presents a descriptive overview of women’s participation in the elected and administrative structures of local government in the Republic of Ireland. Drawing on analysis of candidate data and electoral results ...
• The 2020 general election: a gender analysis 

  Buckley, Fiona; Galligan, Yvonne (Routledge - Taylor & Francis Group, 2020-05-13)

  The February 2020 general election will be remembered as the “change” election, when the two dominant parties of Irish politics, Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael, trailed behind Sinn Féin in voters' preferences for the first time. ...
• Bringing people into the heart of constitutional design: the Irish Constitutional Convention of 2012-14 

  Farrell, David M.; Harris, Clodagh; Suiter, Jane (Routledge, 2018-08-14)
• Bridging normative democratic theory and internet technologies: a proposal for scaling citizen policy deliberations 

  Liston, Vanessa; Harris, Clodagh; O'Toole, Mark (Wiley, 2014-01-28)

  This article presents an experimental model for citizen deliberation that bridges the gap between developments in normative deliberative theory, and online participation and deliberation in practice. The Social Web for ...
• Polling ‘misses’ – can Q-methodology help? A case study of the Seanad referendum 

  Liston, Vanessa; Harris, Clodagh (Taylor & Francis, 2018-03-15)

  Accurate information on public opinion is a necessary condition for the effective functioning of democracies. For Lasswell, the open interplay of public opinion with policy is the ‘distinguishing mark of popular rule’ ...

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