The Long Road to Peace in Northern Ireland: Peace Lectures from the Institute of Irish Studies at Liverpool University

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The Long Road to Peace in Northern Ireland

Peace Lectures from the Institute of Irish Studies at Liverpool University

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Edited by Marianne Elliott, University of Liverpool's Institute of Irish Studies

Publisher:: Liverpool University Press
Online publication date:: January 2012
Print publication year:: 2007
Online ISBN:: 9781846314155
DOI:: https://doi.org/10.5949/UPO9781846314155

Subjects:: Twentieth Century British History, History

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The best-selling first edition of The Long Road to Peace in Northern Ireland (0853236771) included essays from Senator George J. Mitchell, Sir David Goodall, Sir George Quigley, Lord Owen and Niall ODowd among others, and demonstrated the evolution of peace in Ireland, culminating in the Good Friday Agreement. Now Marianne Elliott, one of the worlds leading historians of Ireland, has updated the book and commissioned new essays to ensure that this vital resource for students, scholars, politicians and the interested general reader continues to illuminate the peace process through the words of some of its pivotal figures. The essays all relate to the nature of peacemaking as a process rather than an event signalled by the signing of an agreement. The significant role of third party diplomacy is touched on by many contributors, as is the need for pragmatism, compromise, and a recognition that it is those people at the polar extremes of any dispute that have to be drawn in if a lasting agreement is to be achieved.

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The Long Road to Peace in Northern Ireland

Peace Lectures from the Institute of Irish Studies at Liverpool University

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6 - The Good Friday (Belfast) Agreement (April 1998)
pp 265-275

7 - The Report of the Northern Ireland Victims Commission (Sir Kenneth Bloomfield, 1998)
pp 276-279

8 - The Patten Report (1999)
pp 280-295

9 - Review of the Parades Commission (Sir George Quigley, Sept. 2002), extracts
pp 296-305

Index
pp 306-317

Plate section
pp 318-321

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6 - The Good Friday (Belfast) Agreement (April 1998) pp 265-275

7 - The Report of the Northern Ireland Victims Commission (Sir Kenneth Bloomfield, 1998) pp 276-279

8 - The Patten Report (1999) pp 280-295

9 - Review of the Parades Commission (Sir George Quigley, Sept. 2002), extracts pp 296-305

Index pp 306-317

Plate section pp 318-321

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6 - The Good Friday (Belfast) Agreement (April 1998)
pp 265-275

7 - The Report of the Northern Ireland Victims Commission (Sir Kenneth Bloomfield, 1998)
pp 276-279

8 - The Patten Report (1999)
pp 280-295

9 - Review of the Parades Commission (Sir George Quigley, Sept. 2002), extracts
pp 296-305

Index
pp 306-317

Plate section
pp 318-321