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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-06817-3of British and Irish communities in Northern Ireland. Neither Protestants nor Catholics feel entirely at home in the region. This chapter explores the construction of a sense of place for different political traditions in Northern Ireland. While tensions here are rooted in conflict between two diffe

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-06817-3from different senses of belonging of unionists and nationalists. Essentially the governments redefined Northern Ireland as a region of two communities. In this they were emphasizing the importance of collective identities rather than citizenship, which was more in harmony with the political ideolog

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Threats to the Security of Europe importance to ethnic nationalists but of lesser consequence in civic circumstances — an argument that also implies that culture is the concern of ethnic rather than civic nationalists. In Chapter 2, I examined differing perspectives on culture in Northern Ireland and argued that all groups, whether

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Threats to the Security of Europeoincided with the birth of literature in the vernacular in many instances. Anderson (1991) highlighted the importance of print for the construction of imagined communities and in this chapter I explore the role of education for the transmission of cultural ideologies. In previous centuries, many emp

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The Soviet Union and the Politics of Peacend religion has similar concerns, culture and faith tend to be interlinked. Religion has an enormous influence on almost all cultures and there are few, if any, examples of an entirely secular culture (Parekh 2000, p. 146), but the influence of culture and religion on one another operates at various

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The Soviet Union and the Politics of Peaceular histories of Protestants and Catholics, unionists and nationalists offer conflicting interpretations of historical events, and narratives of planter and colonizer communities particularly from the beginning of the seventeenth century provide a lens through which contemporary divisions are reinf

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