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Academic Outputs

Over the course of the Fellowship (2023–2026), Professor McEvoy produced four peer-reviewed academic publications, advancing the project’s research across law, transitional justice, human rights and the politics of dealing with the past.

2026

Acknowledging the past in the post truth era.

K. McEvoy, witch-hunts, lawfare and the veterans' amnesty in Northern Ireland.’ Journal of Law and Society. 53, 1, p. 542-555

Read Output : Acknowledging the past in the post truth era. (PDF, opens in a new tab)

2026

Law, secrecy and the ‘smothering blanket’ of national security.

K. McEvoy and D. Holder How (not) to acknowledge past wrongs, European Human Rights Law Review 2, 32-149.

Read Output : Law, secrecy and the ‘smothering blanket’ of national security. (PDF, opens in a new tab)

2025

“Closeted” cause lawyering in authoritarian Cambodia.”

A. Batesmith and K. McEvoy, Law & Society Review (59, 1, 463-495.

Read Output : “Closeted” cause lawyering in authoritarian Cambodia.” (PDF, opens in a new tab)

2024

Abject and True Remorse: Loyalism and the Politics of Regret in Northern Ireland.

Irish Studies in International Affairs, Journal of the Royal Irish Academy, 35, 2, 56-79.

Read Output : Abject and True Remorse: Loyalism and the Politics of Regret in Northern Ireland. (PDF, opens in a new tab)

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Policy & Impact Outputs

Over the course of the Fellowship (2023–2026), Professor McEvoy produced a range of policy, research and impact outputs, engaging directly with policymakers, parliamentary inquiries, human rights bodies and wider public debates on dealing with the past.

2026

Denialism, Negationism and Revisionism in Transitional Justice.

K. McEvoy, R. Dudai and A. Traversl.

Read Output : Denialism, Negationism and Revisionism in Transitional Justice. (PDF, opens in a new tab)

2026

Written submission to the Westminster Joint Committee on Human Rights.

(JCHR) regarding the Northern Ireland Troubles Bill.

Read Output : Written submission to the Westminster Joint Committee on Human Rights. (PDF, opens in a new tab)

2026

How Armed Groups Can More Effectively Apologise for Past Harms: A Guide

K. McEvoy (2026) Cómo Deben Los Grupos Armados Pedir Perdón De Manera Más Eficaz Por Las Injusticias Del Pasado :…

Read Output : How Armed Groups Can More Effectively Apologise for Past Harms: A Guide (PDF, opens in a new tab)

2025

Controversy over compensation for Gerry Adams does nothing to deliver truth and justice to Troubles victims.

The Conversation January 22nd, 2025

Read Output : Controversy over compensation for Gerry Adams does nothing to deliver truth and justice to Troubles victims. (opens in a new tab)

2025

Information recovery & acknowledgement report

Information retrieval and acknowledging the past in Northern Ireland.

Read Output : Information recovery & acknowledgement report (PDF, opens in a new tab)

2025

Supplementary Written Evidence to the Northern Ireland Affairs Committee.

Inquiry on the Government’s New Approach to Addressing the Legacy of the Past in Northern Ireland 2025. Information Retrieval and…

Read Output : Supplementary Written Evidence to the Northern Ireland Affairs Committee. (PDF, opens in a new tab)

2025

Written evidence to Northern Ireland Affairs Committee on new ways of approaching the legacy of the past.

K. McEvoy

Read Output : Written evidence to Northern Ireland Affairs Committee on new ways of approaching the legacy of the past. (PDF, opens in a new tab)

2024

Armed Groups, Transition and Dealing with the Past.

K. McEvoy

Read Output : Armed Groups, Transition and Dealing with the Past. (opens in a new tab)

2023

The Killing of John Crawford

A victim-centred and co-designed truth recovery process

Read Output : The Killing of John Crawford (PDF, opens in a new tab)

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