The Routledge Handbook of the Northern Ireland Conflict and Peace [Hardcover]

Introduction. Prologue. PART 1: Debates and controversies. 1. Rigorous impartiality? The UK Government, Amnesties and Northern Ireland Conflict Legacy 1998-2022 2. The cutting edge of the IRA: the armed struggle North and South of the Border 3. Collusion 4. Getting beyond No: Ulster loyalist political thought during the Troubles 5. Political Memoir-writing and Personal Narratives: Researching the Conflictual past in Northern Ireland 6. Gender and class in Progressive Loyalism 7. Northern Ireland: still a place apart? PART 2: Environment and the everyday 8. The writing on the wall: the myths of Free Derry, 1968-72 9. Everything was concrete: the everyday impacts of planning and urban redevelopment policy before and during the Troubles 10. The Troubles, emigration to Britain and transnational memories of conflict 11. How economists have interpreted the Troubles 12. Writing the intersections: representing gender and class in Troubles fiction 13. Reconsidering childrens experiences of the conflict in Northern Ireland PART 3: Events and personalities. 14. Fidel Castro in a mini-skirt or St Joan of the Barricades?: Versions of Bernadette Devlin McAliskey 15. The strategic transformation of Provisional Irish Republicanism, c. 1979-1998 16. John Hume and his ideas 17. Catholic bishops and priests, internationalism and the conflict in Northern Ireland: the links to Germany 18. Splattered Tunic: Trade Unions in the Northern Ireland Conflict, 1968-1998 19. Long Kesh / Maze prison: gender, memory and visuality 20. The Politics of Gender in the Northern Ireland Womens Coalition PART 4: Strategies and aftermath. 21.Dissident Irish republicanism: keeping the flame alive 22. Policing and peace in Northern Ireland: Change, conflict and community confidence 23. Everyday Architectures and Spaces of Territory and Division 24. Sinn F?in and the IRA Narrative 25. Reconciliation and Whataboutery in Dealing with the Past in Northern Ireland 26. Beyond Simple Binaries? lS