Northern Ireland and the Troubles
Extremists Embedded in Politics: Securitisation and Desecuritisation in Northern Ireland During the Troubles and the Peace Process
... seeing Northern Ireland play Poland, with more and more fans united behind their national football team from both sides of the Troubles than ever before (Ofman, ...of Northern Ireland’s ...
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Perceptions of the causes of The Troubles in Northern Ireland
... The paper also suggests that any analysis of Ireland needs to be sensitive to the importance of jurisdictional location in culturally dif ferentiating the Catholic population... * I wou[r] ...
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Sociology, religion and the Troubles in Northern Ireland a critical approach
... However, all that McAllister has established is that there appears to be no direct l i n k between, on the one hand, the strength o f religious practice, religious self-definition and be[r] ...
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Escalation and de-escalation during the Troubles in Northern Ireland
... 63 There is no doubt this statement increased unionist fears of a hidden civil rights agenda which fuelled the conflict. Unionists were furthermore afraid of an Irish invasion as Lynch had also argued in favour of a ...
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Social scientific research on the Troubles in Northern Ireland the problem of objectivity
... The output of the new generation of social scientific research based in the Northern universities Q U B and the University of Ulster which was previously the New University of Ulster an[r] ...
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Developing deprivation measures for Northern Ireland
... of Northern Ireland wide data are available which are specifically related to the ...the Troubles and, for example, high ...the Troubles, as it is not possible to distinguish in the Measures ...
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The Criminal justice system in Northern Ireland
... The distinct governance structure of probation in Northern Ireland is linked to the political conflict. In the 1980s, the decision to establish a board comprising mem- bers of the community was based on the ...
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Structural change in the Northern Ireland economy
... that Northern Ireland industries must have enjoyed some set of comparative locational advantages to account for this ...in Northern Ireland during the period of ...
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Total civilian income in Northern Ireland
... It therefore includes income from work and income from investment no matter where situated: wages, salaries, profits, dividends, interest and rents obtained by persons or institutions in[r] ...
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The Northern Ireland geographic information system
... It is providing the means, on a country-wide scale, by which the varied spatially referenced data holdings of Government Departments and public utilities can be linked and fully exploite[r] ...
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The Northern Ireland regional econometric model
... As with all existing regional econometric models the Northern Ireland model can be criticised as a medium term forecasting technique in several fairly obvious ways.. The small number of [r] ...
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Poverty and the distribution of income in Northern Ireland
... Thus although for instance, the single, more than 2 children subgroup has a very low mean income, 62 per cent of the aggregate mean, its small population size, 2 per cent of the total sa[r] ...
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Regional analysis Northern Ireland experience
... More recently, although absolute unemployment percentages have become much lower, Northern Ireland has had the uncomfortable distinction o f an unemployment rate o f 7 + per cent which h[r] ...
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Regional Employment Patterns in Northern Ireland
... The classification of activities as autonomous or induced can be made on the basis of the details of employment which are available for the appropriately defined Urban Centres, The propo[r] ...
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Religion and occupational class in Northern Ireland
... Rose 1971, p.280 found only "a limited tendency" for Protestants to have a higher occupational class than Catholics and noted that the median Protestant and the median Catholic were both[r] ...
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Scrounging in northern ireland the beginnings of an investigation
... Two indicators of work shyness are examined for Antrim: the proportion of the unemployed that left their last jobs voluntarily and the minimum income that respondents would accept to wor[r] ...
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Small manufacturing business in Northern Ireland
... 9, COMMENTARY 9.1 A pilot survey asks questions rather than answers them; perhaps the most useful form of commentary is to summarise the tentative conclusions of the survey and to indica[r] ...
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An analysis of human fertility in Northern Ireland
... From the available data it is impossible to say how much the higher fertility among Roman Catholics is due to the historical fact that they were mainly to be found in the lower economic [r] ...
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Aspects of public expenditure in Northern Ireland
... The following figures show the different rates of expenditure in this field in the four regions of the United Kingdom : England Wales Scotland Northern Ireland £ per 2167 768 1052 642 he[r] ...
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Northern Ireland and international educational studies
... The United Kingdom (including Northern Ireland) is ranked sixth within this Index (out of 40 countries). The figures for the UK are not broken down by jurisdiction. 31 The highest performers were Finland ...
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