Research Essay - The Viability of Novel Identities in Response to Separatist Tensions: A Comparison of French Algeria and Northern Ireland
Below is the essay that has resulted from my summer research project of 2022, entitled 'The Viability of Novel Identities in Response to Separatist Tensions: A Comparison of French Algeria and Northern Ireland'.
Student, University of St Andrews
Hi everyone, I'm Alex. I come from Northern Ireland, and am currently reading French and Philosophy at the University of St Andrews. I'm interested in politics, philosophy, journalism, and new ideas - I find the old ones quite stale!
Previously, I've worked in hospitality, as appears to be the trodden path for British students. Additionally, I have worked in logistics - a real eye-opener, given Brexit and its ramifications in Northern Ireland - and have done some adhoc Diversity and Inclusion for a legal firm in my hometown.
My research project for the summer of 2022 will be entitled "The Viability of Novel Identities in Response to Separatist Tensions: A Comparison of French Algeria and Northern Ireland."
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