Dr Barry Hazley MA, MA, PhD
Derby Fellow in Transforming Conflict Institute of Irish Studies
- Work email Barry.Hazley@liverpool.ac.uk
Professional Activities
Editorships
- Oral History (Co-editor of Special Issue, 2022 - 2023)
- Journal of War and Culture Studies (Co-editor of Special Issue: Remembering War, Conflict and Political Violence in Twentieth Century Ireland: Experience, Affect and Representation, 2020)
Event Roles
- “The Forgotten Soldiers of Britain’s Longest War: an emotional history of the British military experience during the Northern Ireland Troubles’, Busteed Inaugural Public Lecture, by Invitation (Talk/Lecture, University of Liverpool)
- Conflict, Memory & Migration: Northern Irish Migrants & the Trouble in Great Britain (Talk/Lecture, London)
- Northern Irish Migrants & the Troubles in Britain - Irish in Britain Annual General Meeting, by Invitation (Talk/Lecture, Manchester, 2019 - present)
- Voices of ’68, Irish World Heritage Centre, Manchester, by Invitation (Exhibition, Irish World Heritage Centre, Manchester, 2019)
Internal Administrative or Committee Roles
- Mac Lua Archive Development Team (Department, 2019 - present)
Media Appearances
- 'How did Irish Migrants fare in Britain during the Troubles?', Irish Times, The Irish Times (November 2020)
- Speaker on Scottish TV evening news program, STV (Invited, February 2017)
Professional Body Memberships
- (British Association for Irish Studies, 2019 - 2020)