Reviewing the Good Friday agreement (poster) by University of Wolverhampton, WLV

“…A poster for the 'Reviewing the Good Friday agreement' conference. Organised by and held at the University of Wolverhampton on the 27-28th June 2007.…”
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1998 Good Friday agreement discussion meeting by Connolly Association, CA, Tower Hamlets Trades Union Council, THTUC

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Incomplete Peace and Social Stagnation: Shortcomings of the Good Friday Agreement by Amanda Hall

“…Twenty years beyond its signing, the Good Friday Agreement remains the cornerstone of ‘peace’ in Northern Ireland, even as it has faced political, social, and cultural challenges. …”
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Democracy in Northern Ireland Since the Good Friday Agreement: A Post-Brexit Reappraisal by Philippe Cauvet

“…The aim of this paper is to identify and analyse the reasons why the Brexit referendum and its results have led to a profound and lasting destabilisation of post-Good Friday Agreement Northern Irish democracy. The main thesis developed in this paper is that the post-Brexit referendum crisis prevailing in Northern Ireland should lead us to reappraise critically the democratic institutions and processes established after the GFA as they were vulnerable and perfectible. …”
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South-North trade in Ireland: gravity and firms from the Good Friday Agreement to Brexit by Neary, P, Lawless, M, Studnicka, Z

South-North trade in Ireland: Gravity and firms from the Good Friday Agreement to Brexit by Lawless, M, Neary, JP, Studnicka, Z

As British as Finchley? The Evolution of the Positions of the British Government and Irish Republicanism Regarding Sovereignty over Northern Ireland by Imanol Murua

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The Relative Success of Consociational Institutions in Deeply Divided Societies by Chloé Bernadaux

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A valuable piece of the liberal hegemony puzzle: The United States’ involvement in the Northern Ireland peace process by Pavle Nedić

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Northern Ireland: Is Brexit a Threat to the Peace Process and the Soft Irish Border? by Carine Berberi

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The Long Good Friday by Hynek Melichar

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Selling Loyalist and Republican memories: the prospects for Dark (Troubles) Tourism in Northern Ireland by Greg Ironside, Kieran James

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Northern Ireland Peace Talks (1993–1998): Factors of Success by A. A. Nosach

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Informal is the new normal in North–South relations by Feeney Ryan

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Symbolic, Social and Territorial Boundaries: Paradoxes of Groupness and Potentials for Change in Northern Ireland by Jennifer Todd

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Northern Ireland in Transition: The Role of Justice by Christian Mailhes

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The IRA and the Partition of Ireland by Richard English

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‘Progress will not occur if we continually adopt positions of principle’: Irish republican prisoners and strategic reorientation, c.1976–1998 by Hepworth, J

“…Examining the writings of more than 150 IRA prisoners, this article explains why a majority of jailed republicans supported the movement’s strategic reorientation between the anti-criminalisation protests of the late 1970s and the Good Friday Agreement of 1998. First, it argues, experiences of prison protests, culminating in the hunger strike of 1981, inclined prisoners to endorse electoral interventions to counter their isolation. …”

Public lecture series 2003 by Irish Studies Centre, ISC, London Metropolitan University, LMU

“…Yeats, Blake and Van Morrison'; a panel debate with Richard English, Fionnuala O'Connor and Martin O'Brien 'The Good Friday Agreement five years on'; and the Irish ambassador Dáithí O'Ceallaigh on 'Ireland: a changing society'. …”
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Public lecture series 2003 by Irish Studies Centre, ISC, London Metropolitan University, LMU

“…Yeats, Blake and Van Morrison'; a panel debate with Richard English, Fionnuala O'Connor and Martin O'Brien 'The Good Friday Agreement five years on'; and the Irish ambassador Dáithí O'Ceallaigh on 'Ireland: a changing society'. …”
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