Confronting the Irish Past: The 1912-1923 Decade in Light of the 1998 Good Friday Agreement

Séamus Murphy

The 1998 Belfast (Good Friday) Agreement established power-sharing arrangements between the two divided communities in Northern Ireland. The Agreement is not set in stone but is rather a hopeful yet uncertain project. Making it put down deep cultural roots requires some confrontation with and transformation of the history, and the socially constructed memories, of Ireland's decisive decade 1912-1923, which was violent and divisive.

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The 1912-1923 Decade in Light of the 1998 Good Friday Agreement

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Frontmatter
pp i-iv

Dedication
pp v-vi

Contents
pp vii-viii

Acknowledgements
pp ix-x

Chronology
pp xi-xvi

Abbreviations and other Names
pp xvii-xxii

Chapter 1 - Introduction
pp 1-16

Chapter 2 - Historians: Objectivity and Value
pp 17-50

Chapter 3 - L’homme Armé: Three Civil Conflicts
pp 51-92

Chapter 4 - Policy and Governance
pp 93-134

Chapter 5 - The Ethics of Social Memory
pp 135-172

Chapter 6 - Identity, Recognition, Politics
pp 173-198

References
pp 199-214

Index
pp 215-222

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