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Alan Whysall

Alan Whysall is a former senior civil servant who has worked on Northern Ireland for most of the last 35 years. In his retirement he has become an Honorary Senior Research Associate at The UCL Constitution Unit and is a founding member of Pivotal, Public Policy Forum.
Northern Ireland’s political future: challenges after the Assembly elections
Politics and Democracy
Northern Ireland’s political future: challenges after the Assembly elections
The political foundations of Northern Ireland are at risk of crumbling
Politics and Democracy
The political foundations of Northern Ireland are at risk of crumbling
Northern Ireland on the brink, again: The responsibility of London
Politics and Democracy
Northern Ireland on the brink, again: The responsibility of London
Border Poll or Bust?
Politics and Democracy
Border Poll or Bust?
Northern Ireland in its centenary year: reviving the promise of the Good Friday Agreement
Politics and Democracy
Northern Ireland in its centenary year: reviving the promise of the Good Friday Agreement
Northern Ireland in its centenary year: a changing landscape
Politics and Democracy
Northern Ireland in its centenary year: a changing landscape
Northern Ireland: politics on the move, destination uncertain
Politics and Democracy
Northern Ireland: politics on the move, destination uncertain
Northern Ireland and a border poll: hard truths
Politics and Democracy
Northern Ireland and a border poll: hard truths
Policy, vision and good government: the case for a Northern Ireland think tank
Politics and Democracy
Policy, vision and good government: the case for a Northern Ireland think tank
A Northern Ireland Border Poll
Politics and Democracy
A Northern Ireland Border Poll
A Northern Ireland border poll
Politics and Democracy
A Northern Ireland border poll
How democratic are the institutions of devolved government in Northern Ireland?
Politics and Democracy
How democratic are the institutions of devolved government in Northern Ireland?