Add to ORKGRiots and civil disorder have been historically associated with parades and other public rituals in Northern Ireland. On the Protestant side, the parades are organized by politically-oriented men's clubs like the Orange Order. Catholic organizations in Northern Ireland also march and for similar reasons, the symbolic assertion of micro-territorial claims in relation to communal enemies. The prominence of public rituals and displays of symbols by both sides suggest that Protestants and Catholics in Northern Ireland share a common political culture. This shared political culture is important because it structures events--by influencing how Catholic and Protestants define and pursue political goals. Ethnographic research was carried out, over ...
Commonly known as the ‘Troubles,’ the disputes between Irish republicans (mostly Catholics) and Brit...
Commonly known as the ‘Troubles,’ the disputes between Irish republicans (mostly Catholics) and Brit...
Commonly known as the ‘Troubles,’ the disputes between Irish republicans (mostly Catholics) and Brit...
Winner of the Donald Murphy Prize given by the American Conference for Irish Studies Sectarian viole...
Although violence over Northern Ireland's constitutional position has largely subsided, the problem ...
Although violence over Northern Ireland's constitutional position has largely subsided, the problem ...
Across the world, from India to Israel, it is common for parades to trigger episodes of ethnic viole...
Since the Irish island was partitioned in the 20th century general civil unrest has been constantly ...
Each year, Protestant organizations in Northern Ireland perform over 2,500 ritual parades to celebra...
Addressing the intersections of religion and violence in ‘post conflict’ Belfast, this paper focuses...
In this thesis, the influence of Orange Parades on the double minority perception of both the Cathol...
After several hours of stalemate when the RUC stopped the parade from marching through a Catholic ar...
The summer marching season has again seen violence in Northern Ireland. Jon Tonge and James McAuley ...
With roots going back to the 18th century, parades in Northern Ireland are ritualised and festive co...
With roots going back to the 18th century, parades in Northern Ireland are ritualised and festive co...
Commonly known as the ‘Troubles,’ the disputes between Irish republicans (mostly Catholics) and Brit...
Commonly known as the ‘Troubles,’ the disputes between Irish republicans (mostly Catholics) and Brit...
Commonly known as the ‘Troubles,’ the disputes between Irish republicans (mostly Catholics) and Brit...
Winner of the Donald Murphy Prize given by the American Conference for Irish Studies Sectarian viole...
Although violence over Northern Ireland's constitutional position has largely subsided, the problem ...
Although violence over Northern Ireland's constitutional position has largely subsided, the problem ...
Across the world, from India to Israel, it is common for parades to trigger episodes of ethnic viole...
Since the Irish island was partitioned in the 20th century general civil unrest has been constantly ...
Each year, Protestant organizations in Northern Ireland perform over 2,500 ritual parades to celebra...
Addressing the intersections of religion and violence in ‘post conflict’ Belfast, this paper focuses...
In this thesis, the influence of Orange Parades on the double minority perception of both the Cathol...
After several hours of stalemate when the RUC stopped the parade from marching through a Catholic ar...
The summer marching season has again seen violence in Northern Ireland. Jon Tonge and James McAuley ...
With roots going back to the 18th century, parades in Northern Ireland are ritualised and festive co...
With roots going back to the 18th century, parades in Northern Ireland are ritualised and festive co...
Commonly known as the ‘Troubles,’ the disputes between Irish republicans (mostly Catholics) and Brit...
Commonly known as the ‘Troubles,’ the disputes between Irish republicans (mostly Catholics) and Brit...
Commonly known as the ‘Troubles,’ the disputes between Irish republicans (mostly Catholics) and Brit...