Titlebook: Identity in Northern Ireland; Communities, Politic Cathal McCall Book 1999 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1

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Interpreting the Development of the Nation, Irish Nationalism and Ulster Unionismnity. The nation does not have to possess a ‘state’, that is a centralized politico-territorial unit (Connor, 1978, p. 379). However, in the modern context such a community will have achieved, or aspire to achieve, political centralization through a single government.

礼节

Dialogue with the Social Democratic and Labour Party (SDLP) — John Hume, Ivan Cooper and Paddy O’Hanlon; Austin Currie, a Nationalist MP; Paddy Devlin from the Northern Ireland Labour Party; and Gerry Fitt, Republican Labour (RL), who became the first party leader. They were joined by Stormont Senator, Paddy Wilson, RL.

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Dialogue with Sinn Féininst recognition formed Provisional Sinn Féin and concentrated on their opposition to British jurisdiction in ‘the six counties’ (Flackes and Elliott 1994, p. 284). It is this (Provisional) Sinn Féin that is commonly regarded to be the political associate of the current manifestation of the IRA.

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Traumatic-Grief

A Postmodernist Approach to Communal Identities in Northern Ireland? However, such a conceptual position, with its emphasis on objectivity and the establishment of a dominant socio-political truth by ‘the majority’, appears to be somewhat at odds with the increasing saliency of multiple culture-bound interpretations in the EU and in the Anglo-Irish political approac

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Interpreting the Development of the Nation, Irish Nationalism and Ulster Unionism sense of solidarity, a national consciousness and a common heritage through shared memories, distinguishing cultural features such as religion, customs, language, and an historic territory (Seton-Watson, 1977, p. 1). The nation could be described more simply as a politically self-aware ethnic commu

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谎言

Intimations of Postmodernity in the Development of the European Unionh potentially profound structural consequences for the region. On 1 January 1973, Northern Ireland, in its capacity as a region of the UK state, acceded to the European Community (EC). Although the Northern Ireland Common Market poll in June 1975 resulted in a majority in favour of remaining in the

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拍下盗公款

Dialogue with Sinn Féin Ard Fheis (annual conference) on the issue of dropping a policy of not recognizing the parliaments in Dublin and Belfast. Those in favour of recognition became Official Sinn Féin (forerunners to the Workers’ Party and Democratic Left) and developed a Marxist approach to politics. Those who were aga