Northern Ireland’s socio-political milieu over recent decades “pressured” its residents to affiliate with one of the two strongly antagonizing identities. In 1998, the Good Friday Agreement was signed to terminate the conflict between the Catholic/ Nationalist and Protestant/Unionist side. The primary aim of that settlement was to establish a solid collective framework for securing mutual coexistence, but more importantly it endorsed the idea of a regional (reformed) identity to be shared by both communities. And inasmuch as the aforementioned societal consensus has been institutionalized, even if only on the very rudimentary level, then bidding farewell to political/religious (almost sectarian) sympathies has turned to be far more difficul...
Since the Irish island was partitioned in the 20th century general civil unrest has been constantly ...
Between 1920 and 1922 Ireland was partitioned and two new polities emerged: the overwhelmingly Catho...
Arthur (1996, p. 1) suggests that literature on solutions to the Northern Irish “problem” could “spa...
Northern Irish literature of the last decade illustrates an arduous effort of the Ulster men to brea...
Northern Ireland owes its existence to a partition of Ireland that took place a century ago. The kn...
In this paper I examined the religious shift in Irish national identity, from Protestant to Catholic...
Since the 1970s, the literature on the history of the worldwide Irish diaspora has become increasing...
This article considers the representation of the history of Belfast in Glenn Patterson's 2012 novel ...
"This article addresses avenues for reconciliation and the persistence of the Troubles in There are...
This paper asks why Catholic-Protestant conflict has been so long- lasting in Ireland, and to what e...
Moderní Velká Británie, ač nikdy nemusela na svém území snášet cizí vojska, zažila tak dlouhé a krva...
Deutsch Richard. Henry Patterson : Class Conflict and Sectarianism ; Patrick Buckland : A History of...
This paper uses data collected in the Irish Mobility Study (1973) to explore intra-Catholic patterns...
In spite of the passage of over a dozen years since the signing of the peace treaty in 1998, the div...
This essay reads The Loves of Faustyna 1995 by Nina FitzPatrick, a pseudonym for the collaborative w...
Since the Irish island was partitioned in the 20th century general civil unrest has been constantly ...
Between 1920 and 1922 Ireland was partitioned and two new polities emerged: the overwhelmingly Catho...
Arthur (1996, p. 1) suggests that literature on solutions to the Northern Irish “problem” could “spa...
Northern Irish literature of the last decade illustrates an arduous effort of the Ulster men to brea...
Northern Ireland owes its existence to a partition of Ireland that took place a century ago. The kn...
In this paper I examined the religious shift in Irish national identity, from Protestant to Catholic...
Since the 1970s, the literature on the history of the worldwide Irish diaspora has become increasing...
This article considers the representation of the history of Belfast in Glenn Patterson's 2012 novel ...
"This article addresses avenues for reconciliation and the persistence of the Troubles in There are...
This paper asks why Catholic-Protestant conflict has been so long- lasting in Ireland, and to what e...
Moderní Velká Británie, ač nikdy nemusela na svém území snášet cizí vojska, zažila tak dlouhé a krva...
Deutsch Richard. Henry Patterson : Class Conflict and Sectarianism ; Patrick Buckland : A History of...
This paper uses data collected in the Irish Mobility Study (1973) to explore intra-Catholic patterns...
In spite of the passage of over a dozen years since the signing of the peace treaty in 1998, the div...
This essay reads The Loves of Faustyna 1995 by Nina FitzPatrick, a pseudonym for the collaborative w...
Since the Irish island was partitioned in the 20th century general civil unrest has been constantly ...
Between 1920 and 1922 Ireland was partitioned and two new polities emerged: the overwhelmingly Catho...
Arthur (1996, p. 1) suggests that literature on solutions to the Northern Irish “problem” could “spa...