Troubles northern ireland assessment successful counterinsurgency british state. by Teo, Ivan Kin Loong.

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London Regional Council paper on Northern Ireland (six counties) by Irish in Britain Representation Group, IBRG

“…Typescript statement on the situation in 'Northern Ireland', including paragraphs on violence, the political situation, prisoners, legal proceedings, plastic bullets and the media. …”
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Irish in Britain Representation Group statement on 'Northern Ireland' policy by Irish in Britain Representation Group, IBRG

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Third survey of Irish studies in Great Britain and Northern Ireland by British Association for Irish Studies, BAIS

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Second survey of Irish studies in Great Britain and Northern Ireland by British Association for Irish Studies, BAIS

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The Catholic Church and the Northern Ireland Troubles. By Margaret M. Scull by Hepworth, J

Consociationalism and the evolution of political cleavages in Northern Ireland, 1989-2004 by Tilley, J, Evans, G, Mitchell, C

“…Political cleavages are often understood as deriving from either deep-rooted social divisions or institutional incentives. Contemporary Northern Ireland provides a test of the mutability of apparently entrenched cleavages to institutional change. …”

Forgiveness and intergroup conflict: Northern Ireland a case study by Cairns, E, Hewstone, M

Policing human rights: law, politics and practice in Northern Ireland by Martin, RJ

“…<p>Human rights are a defining feature of how the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) has been 'imagined and made' in its post-conflict society. …”

Altruism born of suffering among emerging adults in Northern Ireland by Taylor, LK, Hanna, JR

“…</p> <p><strong>Design/methodology/approach:</strong> Participants were 186 emerging adults (63 per cent female, 37 per cent male; 69 per cent Protestant, 41 per cent Catholic; average age =21.3, SD=2.57 years old) in Northern Ireland, a setting of protracted intergroup conflict. …”

Postconflict reconciliation: Intergroup forgiveness and implicit biases in Northern Ireland by Tam, T, Hewstone, M, Kenworthy, J, Cairns, E, Marinetti, C, Geddes, L, Parkinson, B

Brexit and territorial preferences: evidence from Scotland and Northern Ireland by Daniels, L-A, Kuo, A

“…We test hypotheses in two key regions, Scotland and Northern Ireland, with original surveys fielded at a unique time (September 2019). …”

Inequalities in the access, offer and uptake of antenatal screening in Northern Ireland by Alderdice, F, McNeill, J, Lynn, F, Rowe, R, Dornan, J

‘Modernising Conservatism’: The Northern Ireland Young Unionist Movement in the 1960s by Mulholland, M

Consociationalism and the evolution of political cleavages in Northern Ireland, 1989-2004 by Tilley, J, Evans, G, Mitchell, C

“…Consociationalism and the evolution of political cleavages in Northern Ireland, 1989-2004…”

"The Codeword Conundrum: warnings and claims of responsibility in the Northern Ireland conflict" by Hamill, H

Adolescent self-harm: a school-based study in Northern Ireland. by O'Connor, R, Rasmussen, S, Hawton, K

“…BACKGROUND: The prevalence of adolescent self-harm in Northern Ireland (NI) and its associated factors are unknown. …”

Integrating Northern Ireland: Cross‐group friendships in integrated and mixed schools by Blaylock, D, Hughes, J, Wölfer, R, Donnelly, C

“…While Northern Ireland strives to build a shared society, the current reality is that everyday experiences are still shaped by division along ethno‐religious lines. …”

Contact and conflict in Northern Ireland: From long war to long peace by Cairns, E, Hewstone, M

Multiple identities in Northern Ireland: hierarchical ordering in the representation of group membership. by Crisp, R, Hewstone, M, Cairns, E

“…A study was conducted to explore whether participants in Northern Ireland attend to, and process information about, different group members as a function of a single dimension of category membership (religion) or as a function of additional and/or alternative bases for group membership. …”