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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Northern Ireland Conflict"”.
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Poverty, social exclusion and the Northern Ireland conflict
… exist between poverty, social exclusion and the Northern Ireland conflict. This subject is approached through a case study focus on the modern day inner-city area of Belfast. The evidence reviewed is quantitative and qualitative, spanning a period from around the 1798 United Irishmen Rebellion to …
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Weaponised Misogyny: News Media Representation of the Northern Ireland Conflict (1960-1986)
… in print media shaped public perceptions in Northern Ireland circa 1960 to 1986. It examines how portrayals of women were weaponised to reinforce sectarian divides, advance political agendas, and influence public opinion. By analysing media depictions of women who gained public attention …
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Section 75 and the Arts Council of Northern Ireland: conflict, ambiguity and cultural policy
… obligations codified in Section 75 (s75) of the Northern Ireland Act 1998. Taking the Arts Council of Northern Ireland (ACNI) (the leading arts and cultural development agency in Northern Ireland) as a case study, I utilise Interpretive Policy Analysis (IPA) and grounded theory to explore how …
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The IRA and the shadow of the informer : punishment, governance, and dealing with the past
… wider governance efforts, during and after the Northern Ireland conflict. The study is based on interviews with former IRA members and others as well as extensive archival research, and draws upon a wide variety of literature from criminology, sociology and other disciplines. It argues that …
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The struggle over, and impact of, media portrayals of Northern Ireland
… strategies to audience belief in relation to the conflict in Ireland. It documents the media strategies used by the various actors and participants in the conflict, from the Northern Ireland Office, Royal Ulster Constabulary, Foreign Office and Army to Sinn Fén and the Irish Republican Army, via …
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Pathways To Civil War
<p>This dissertation is about conflict escalation to civil war, and examines why some political confrontations escalate and why principal conflict actors continue fighting rather than reaching a number of political arrangements at various points of the course of conflict. Unlike previous studies, …
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THE DYNAMICS OF CONFLICT: TRANSFORMING NORTHERN IRELAND
… to gain a better understanding of the process of conflict transformation. More specifically, I wish to examine what are the circumstances that push Dual Wing Resistance Organizations (DWRO), and particularly, the Irish Provisional Republican Movement to behave in one of four different ways: …