Ethnic conflicts have become increasingly common in the world we live in, some of which
ultimately result in bloodshed. Russell Hardin's One for All: The Logic of Group Conflict …

The Northern Ireland peace process has been afflicted by recurrent crises, there have been
moments of elation, such as the historical declaration of a ceasefire by the Irish Republican …

'I wouldn't start from here'–the apocryphal response of a local to a bewildered tourist
searching for directions in rural Ireland–provides a neat analogy of the peace process …

The study of the Northern Irish Troubles is dominated by ethnic readings of conflict and
violence. Drawing on new scholarship from a range of different disciplines and on fresh …

Theories of ethnic conflict often assume that the cause of political violence is the same
across actors and constant over time. I propose that causes differ, depending upon the …

The conffict in Northern Ireland is often seen as intractable, mainly because of the
persistence of violence in conducting it and the failure of Catholics and Protestants to reach …

Northern Ireland's conflict has been hailed as a textbook example of peace making, a model
of consociational politics. The ending of violence in the region has been remarkable, even …

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Eighteen years after the Good Friday Agreement, Northern Ireland struggles with a lingering
sense of insecurity. This article discusses the underlying reasons for a sense of insecurity …