Titlebook: Global Change, Civil Society and the Northern Ireland Peace Process; Implementing the Pol Christopher Farrington Book 2008 Palgrave Macmill

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-45649-7isation has the potential, if not the actuality, to change the political, economic, social and cultural context in which politics is practiced (Meehan, 2000; Ruane and Todd, 2002), most analysts have tended to remain focused on the relationship between high politics and the international dimension.

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Singularities on Viscous Interfaceshe 11 September 2001 attack on the United States through the US-led attack on Iraq in 2003 and subsequent developments through the summer of 2006.. Of particular concern will be the impact of these events on the IRA and Sinn Féin, the impact on American—British relations, the impact on Unionists wit

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Angelo Carini,Alberto Salvadori Northern Ireland’s Troubles. In the final programme of the three, the notorious Loyalist paramilitary killer, Michael Stone, was brought face to face with the widow and the brother of one of his victims. The programmes were chaired by Archbishop Desmond Tutu in conscious imitation of South Africa’s

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Sarah Ferber,Nicola J. Marks,Vera Mackiealyses of it. In particular, churches and religious organisations have been overlooked when it comes to analyses of how civil society has contributed to the Northern Irish peace process (Ganiel and Dixon, 2008). Apart from the work of Brewer (2003) and Appleby (2000), which highlights significant co

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Nanostructuring by Energetic Ion Beams,se changes occur in the context of the institutional framework of the Belfast Agreement as a consociational conflict regulation device. To date, as Adrian Guelke has written, ‘too little attention has been paid to the drawbacks of consociational settlements’ (Guelke, 2003, 75); and, as Rudy Andeweg

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