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Dr Adam Fusco
Lecturer

Profile

Biography

Adam Fusco's research and teaching focuses on topics in the History of Ideas and Modern Political Theory. Adam's research concentrates on the history of Irish political thought and the intellectual development of constitutional and territorial politics in Britain and Ireland, particularly throughout the 20th century. His present work examines the development of Ulster and British Unionist political thinking during the Northern Ireland Troubles.   

Adam's research interests also include the politics of national self-determination, secession and republican political thought more generally. 

Adam holds a PhD and Master's degree from the University of York in Politics, and a BA in Modern History and Politics from Queen's University Belfast. 

Research

Overview

Adam’s research concentrates on the following areas:

  • History of Ideas
  • Political Theory
  • Constitutional status of Northern Ireland
  • Ulster Unionist Political Thought
  • Irish Republican and Nationalist Political Thought
  • Irish/UK/British Constitutional and Territorial Politics
  • Civic/Neo-Republicanism
  • Secession
  • National Self-Determination
I would be happy to receive PhD applications on these or related topics.

Teaching

Undergraduate

  • Constitutional and Territorial Ideologies in Britain and Ireland 
  • Theories of the State
  • Introduction to Political Theory: State, Liberty and Revolution

Publications

Selected publications

 

Full publications list

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Contact details

Dr Adam Fusco
Department of Politics and International Relations
University of York
YORK
YO10 5DD

Tel: 01904 323562

adam.fusco@york.ac.uk