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Autumn 2026: Shaping the Future of Education in Ireland

Reimagining Education for the Age of Accelerations

Reimagining Education for the Age of Accelerations

Andreas Schleicher || As machines master the routine, education must cultivate what they cannot: agency, ethical judgment, creativity, and the courage to shape an uncertain future.

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The First National Education Convention (1993)

John Walshe || On the first national education convention (NEC), in 1993 – a fascinating example of the interplay of policies, politics, personalities, and events.

Reimagining Education in Ireland: The Genesis and Promise of the Convention on Education

Martin Hawkes || The genesis of the current National Convention on Education from its origins in a 2018 symposium at the Burren College of Art, through to its present unfolding.

Going Beyond Human-Capital-Led Education

Kathleen Lynch || Does placing education at the service of capital not contribute to the creation of self-focused attitudes, indifferent to local and global injustices and suffering?

114 Years and Counting

Studies is a quarterly journal of the Irish Jesuit Province. Founded and in continuous publication since 1912, it examines social, political, cultural, and economic issues, both Irish and global, in the light of Christian values, and it explores aspects of literature, history, philosophy and religion.

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From Recent Issues

Just War and the Vulnerable: Women and Children

Just War and the Vulnerable: Women and Children

Tobias Winright || The ‘collapse of restraint’ in present-day wars that has led to high casualty rates among the most vulnerable civilians is an argument for reclaiming the just war moral tradition rather than abandoning it.

Monopolising Victimhood

Monopolising Victimhood

David Neuhaus SJ || 'The fight against antisemitism and the fight for the freedom, equality, rights and dignity of Palestinians are both part of one and the same struggle: a struggle for a world free of injustice, racism and violence of any kind.'

Secondary Victims: Exploring Collateral Poverty and the Iranian Energy Shock

Secondary Victims: Exploring Collateral Poverty and the Iranian Energy Shock

Kevin Hargaden, Ciara Murphy || The US-Iranian struggle is hurting Irish families vulnerable to fuel poverty. The argument for a just transition to renewable energy has never been more persuasive.

Suffer the Little Children: The Fate of Unbaptised Infants and the Development of Doctrine

Suffer the Little Children: The Fate of Unbaptised Infants and the Development of Doctrine

Dermot Roantree || In order to address pastoral needs in the Church, it must be remembered that conformity with Christ is a more fundamental criterion of doctrinal development than continuity with the documentary tradition.

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From the Archives

AE on lessons of revolution

AE on lessons of revolution

A. E. warned that physical force had won political victories while destroying the cultural and spiritual ideals at the heart of Irish nationalism.

Daniel Binchy on Adolf Hitler

Daniel Binchy on Adolf Hitler

Daniel Binchy exposes the contradictions of Nazi racial theory and its use of antisemitism to justify persecution and repression.

Garret FitzGerald and the European Project

Garret FitzGerald and the European Project

For Garret FitzGerald, European integration was not a surrender of sovereignty, but a way for Ireland to strengthen its power and prosperity.

The superiority of Irish literature

The superiority of Irish literature

Patrick Pearse believed Ireland’s forgotten literary heritage could have transformed European culture with its spirituality, heroism and humanity.

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