| Name | Year of Graduation | Thesis Title |
| Cornelia-Adriana Baciu | 2019 | Civil-Military Relations and Military Transformation in Fragile and Insecure States Receiving Support under the EU Global Strategy. Evidence from Pakistan |
| Chris O'Connell | 2019 | Policy Switching by Left Populist Presidents in Latin America: The Influence of Civil Society |
| Catherine Connolly | 2019 | Investigating the Relationship Between Targeted Killing, States of Exception and Kriegsraison: Effects on Public International Law |
| Mohd Tahir Ganie | 2019 | The Language of Contention: The Case of the Post-2008 Kashmiri Youth Narratives |
| Mohsen Moheimany | 2019 | Identifying Political Opportunities in Iran: Systematic Variation in Policy Networks - The Cases of Women’s-Rights and Environmental-Protection NGOs |
| Arpita Chakraborty | 2018 | Violence, Religion, and Masculinism in Contemporary India: an analysis of the writings of Vivekananda, Golwalkar, and Gandhi |
| Orla Lehane | 2018 | Countering Violent (Online) Extremism: A Grounded Theory Study into Grassroots CVE Practitioners |
| Donna-Marie McNamara | 2018 | The criminal investigation of suspects with disabilities: the impact of the UN convention on the rights of persons with disabilities. |
| Clare O'Grady Walshe | 2018 | Sovereignty and Globalisation: The Case of Seed Sovereignty in Sub-Saharan Africa |
| Elliott Doak | 2018 | Economic Surveillance and Financial Markets |
| Karl Murphy | 2017 | Why Trilogues? Determinants of the Use of Informal Negotiations in EU Codecision-making Processes 1999-2016 |
| Erika Biagini | 2017 | A Revolution of Their Own. The Activism of the Egyptian Muslim Sisterhood and its Evolution Since the Arab Spring (1928-2014) |
| Chiara Loda | 2017 | The Foreign Policy Behaviour of Armenia, Georgia and Azerbaijan |
| Tanja Kleibl | 2017 | “Sociedade civil? Somos todos nós!”: Civil Society, Development and Social Transformation in Mozambique |
| Cathal FitzGerald | 2016 | Leading to Crisis: Decision-making in Ireland’s Celtic Tiger |
| Ian Kelly | 2016 | Regime Elites and Transitions from Authoritarian Rule: A Comparative Analysis of the Tunisian and Egyptian Uprisings |
| Priyanka Talwar | 2016 | Representing Conflict: A Study of the Indian Government’s Use of Legitimisation and De-legitimisation in its Internal Security Policy |
| John Quinn | 2016 | The Corporate Objective: Reinterpreting Directors’ Duties |
| Míde Ní Shúilleabháin | 2016 | Pity the Land that Needs a Hero: Political Discursive Strategies of Identity (re)production in Contemporary France |
| Akisato Suzuki | 2015 | Nationalism, Rivalry, and Revisionist State Behavior: A New Theory and Empirics in the Post-WWII Era |
| Eamonn McConnon | 2015 | The Security-development Nexus as Risk Management: A Multiple-donor Case Study of the Coordination of Security and Development in US, UK and Canadian Policy |
| Des Delaney | 2015 | Resolving Recognitive-power Dilemmas: The Everyday Experience of Sunni Muslim Individuals in Dublin, Ireland |
| Mary Hyland | 2015 | Rising to the Occasion? Trade Union Revitalisation and Migrant Workers in Ireland |
| Aurelie Sicard | 2015 | "Reframing" the Postwar Moment: The Impact of UNSCR 1325 (2000) on Gender Relations in Post-conflict States – The Case of Sierra Leone |
| Peter McCrossan | 2015 | The Political Economy of EU Interregionalism |
| Francoise Joly | 2015 | The Responsibility to Protect: From Doctrine to Practice ‘R2P’ and Protection of Civilians: Case Study: DRC |
| Darren John McStravick | 2015 | The Irish Restorative Reparation Panel and the Search for Community: Idealised Rhetoric or Practical Reality? |
| Jennifer Brown | 2015 | The Legal Powers to Detain the Mentally Ill in Ireland: Medicalism or Legalism? |
| Diana O'Dwyer | 2014 | 'Global Civil Society' and Hegemonic Global Governance: A Gramscian Analysis of the NGO Campaigns to Ban Landmines and Cluster Munitions |
| James Fitzgerald | 2014 | Between the Lines: 'Al Qaeda' 'Islamic Extremism' and the Authorship of Critique |
| Gëzim Visoka | 2014 | Disentangling the Impact of Peacebuilding: Intentionality, Consequences, and Responsibility |
| Elvin Gjevori | 2014 | Institutionalisation and the Politics of Memory in Albania |
| Gemma McNulty | 2014 | Latin America’s Left Turn: El Factor Indígena The Role of Indigenous Social Movements in Latin America’s Left Turn |
| Joseph Hiney | 2014 | Politics, Path Dependence and Public Goods: The Case of International Container Ports |
| Dawn Walsh | 2014 | With A Little Help From Our Friends?: Independent Commissions and the Mediation of Issues in Post-Good Friday Agreement Northern Ireland |
| Rory Finegan | 2014 | Targeted Killings in Northern Ireland: An Analysis of their Effectiveness and Implications for Counter-terrorism Policies |
| Jean Somers | 2014 | Transnationalism, Power and Change: Three Decades of Debt Campaigning |
