Neil Dooley

Neil Dooley is an Associate Professor in Politics at the University of Sussex, affiliated with the Department of Politics and the School of Law, Politics and Sociology. He was previously Co-Director of the Sussex European Institute (2021–2025) and holds a PhD in International Relations from the University of Sussex (2016).

• Research & Academic Roles: Focuses on the political economy of crisis in Europe, particularly Irish politics, European integration, and asymmetries in the Eurozone crisis.
• Awards & Collaborations: No specific scientific awards listed, but collaborates with institutions like the Sussex European Institute and contributes to platforms such as The Washington Post, The Conversation, and Le Monde Diplomatique.

Publications span topics like:

• Structural reform in Ireland (2025)
• Capitalist diversity in the Eurozone periphery (2023)
• Irish responses to Brexit (2023)
• Origins of the Portuguese debt crisis (2020)
• Core-periphery dynamics in Eurozone (2019)

His work bridges academic rigor and public engagement, analyzing EU crisis management, Brexit, and long-term impacts of austerity policies on peripheral states.