The Politics of Northern Ireland / / Joanne McEvoy.
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McEvoy, Joanne, McEvoy, Joanne, The Politics of Northern Ireland / Politics Study Guides : PSG Frontmatter -- Contents -- List of boxes -- List of tables -- Introduction -- Intro -- Chapter outline -- A study guide -- 1 Theoretical Perspectives on the Northern Ireland Conflict -- The ethno-national conflict -- The concept of identity in Northern Ireland -- Marxist accounts -- The colonial interpretation -- Consociational theory -- 2 Background to the Conflict -- The historical context -- Home Rule and partition -- The Stormont regime -- The civil rights movement -- Onset of 'the Troubles' -- Communal divisions -- 3 Political Parties and Paramilitaries in Northern Ireland -- Ulster Unionist Party -- Democratic Unionist Party -- Social Democratic and Labour Party -- Sinn Féin -- Alliance Party of Northern Ireland -- Progressive Unionist Party -- Republican paramilitaries -- Loyalist paramilitaries -- 4 Finding a Solution: from Sunningdale to the Framework Documents -- Introduction of direct rule -- Sunningdale Agreement and Executive 1973-4 -- Rolling devolution 1982 -- Anglo-Irish Agreement 1985 -- Brooke-Mayhew talks 1991-2 -- Downing Street Declaration 1993 -- Framework Documents 1995 -- 5 British and Irish Government Policy -- The British Government: cause of the conflict or neutral arbiter? -- The British Government and republicanism -- The British Government and unionism -- The Irish Government: the irredentism claim -- The 'pan-nationalist front' -- The Irish Government and unionism -- British and Irish convergence -- 6 Peace Process to Good Friday Agreement -- From negotiations to a deal -- The Good Friday Agreement: an 'historic' deal -- Support for the Agreement -- Opposition to the Agreement -- 7 Institutional Framework of the Agreement -- Strand One: the Northern Ireland Assembly -- Strand One: the Executive -- Strand Two: north-south cooperation -- Strand Three: east-west relations -- The decommissioning stalemate -- Police reform -- 8 Towards Restored Devolution -- Devolution in the UK -- Suspension and stalemate -- Review of the Agreement -- St Andrews Agreement 2006 -- Northern Ireland Assembly election March 2007 -- Return to power sharing -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index |
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Frontmatter -- Contents -- List of boxes -- List of tables -- Introduction -- Intro -- Chapter outline -- A study guide -- 1 Theoretical Perspectives on the Northern Ireland Conflict -- The ethno-national conflict -- The concept of identity in Northern Ireland -- Marxist accounts -- The colonial interpretation -- Consociational theory -- 2 Background to the Conflict -- The historical context -- Home Rule and partition -- The Stormont regime -- The civil rights movement -- Onset of 'the Troubles' -- Communal divisions -- 3 Political Parties and Paramilitaries in Northern Ireland -- Ulster Unionist Party -- Democratic Unionist Party -- Social Democratic and Labour Party -- Sinn Féin -- Alliance Party of Northern Ireland -- Progressive Unionist Party -- Republican paramilitaries -- Loyalist paramilitaries -- 4 Finding a Solution: from Sunningdale to the Framework Documents -- Introduction of direct rule -- Sunningdale Agreement and Executive 1973-4 -- Rolling devolution 1982 -- Anglo-Irish Agreement 1985 -- Brooke-Mayhew talks 1991-2 -- Downing Street Declaration 1993 -- Framework Documents 1995 -- 5 British and Irish Government Policy -- The British Government: cause of the conflict or neutral arbiter? -- The British Government and republicanism -- The British Government and unionism -- The Irish Government: the irredentism claim -- The 'pan-nationalist front' -- The Irish Government and unionism -- British and Irish convergence -- 6 Peace Process to Good Friday Agreement -- From negotiations to a deal -- The Good Friday Agreement: an 'historic' deal -- Support for the Agreement -- Opposition to the Agreement -- 7 Institutional Framework of the Agreement -- Strand One: the Northern Ireland Assembly -- Strand One: the Executive -- Strand Two: north-south cooperation -- Strand Three: east-west relations -- The decommissioning stalemate -- Police reform -- 8 Towards Restored Devolution -- Devolution in the UK -- Suspension and stalemate -- Review of the Agreement -- St Andrews Agreement 2006 -- Northern Ireland Assembly election March 2007 -- Return to power sharing -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index |
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Frontmatter -- Contents -- List of boxes -- List of tables -- Introduction -- Intro -- Chapter outline -- A study guide -- 1 Theoretical Perspectives on the Northern Ireland Conflict -- The ethno-national conflict -- The concept of identity in Northern Ireland -- Marxist accounts -- The colonial interpretation -- Consociational theory -- 2 Background to the Conflict -- The historical context -- Home Rule and partition -- The Stormont regime -- The civil rights movement -- Onset of 'the Troubles' -- Communal divisions -- 3 Political Parties and Paramilitaries in Northern Ireland -- Ulster Unionist Party -- Democratic Unionist Party -- Social Democratic and Labour Party -- Sinn Féin -- Alliance Party of Northern Ireland -- Progressive Unionist Party -- Republican paramilitaries -- Loyalist paramilitaries -- 4 Finding a Solution: from Sunningdale to the Framework Documents -- Introduction of direct rule -- Sunningdale Agreement and Executive 1973-4 -- Rolling devolution 1982 -- Anglo-Irish Agreement 1985 -- Brooke-Mayhew talks 1991-2 -- Downing Street Declaration 1993 -- Framework Documents 1995 -- 5 British and Irish Government Policy -- The British Government: cause of the conflict or neutral arbiter? -- The British Government and republicanism -- The British Government and unionism -- The Irish Government: the irredentism claim -- The 'pan-nationalist front' -- The Irish Government and unionism -- British and Irish convergence -- 6 Peace Process to Good Friday Agreement -- From negotiations to a deal -- The Good Friday Agreement: an 'historic' deal -- Support for the Agreement -- Opposition to the Agreement -- 7 Institutional Framework of the Agreement -- Strand One: the Northern Ireland Assembly -- Strand One: the Executive -- Strand Two: north-south cooperation -- Strand Three: east-west relations -- The decommissioning stalemate -- Police reform -- 8 Towards Restored Devolution -- Devolution in the UK -- Suspension and stalemate -- Review of the Agreement -- St Andrews Agreement 2006 -- Northern Ireland Assembly election March 2007 -- Return to power sharing -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index |
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