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The Northern Ireland Problem: A Study in Group Relations
The Northern Ireland Problem: A Study in Group Relations
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The Northern Ireland Problem: A Study in Group Relations
A thoughtful study of political division, identity and community relations in Northern Ireland, written from the perspective of a crucial period in its modern history.
This copy comes from my dad's personal collection. Dad was an actor and scriptwriter with a genuine love of history, politics and books that explored the forces behind major events. His collection remains an important part of Kate's Treasures15, with each book now looking for a new home where it can continue to be read and appreciated.
Written by Denis P. Barritt and Charles F. Carter, The Northern Ireland Problem: A Study in Group Relations examines the social, political and economic divisions between Catholic and Protestant communities in Northern Ireland.
Written before the later decades of the Troubles, the book offers contemporary insight into identity, community relationships, political division and British and Irish relations at a time when many of the tensions that would shape subsequent events were already deeply established.
An interesting historical source for readers of Irish history, political sociology and the study of divided communities, particularly those interested in how Northern Ireland was analysed before the conflict entered its later phases.
About This Book
Paperback
Denis P. Barritt & Charles F. Carter
Oxford University Press
English
Northern Irish Political & Social History
Irish History & Community Relations
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Historical & Community Relations Content Information
This book examines religious, political, social and economic divisions in Northern Ireland from the perspective of the period in which it was written.
It may contain terminology, assumptions or interpretations that differ from present-day language and scholarship. These form part of the original historical and sociological material.
Pre-Owned Book Information
This is a pre-owned book from a personal collection. Covers, page edges and bindings may show signs of age, storage and previous handling.
Every effort has been made to describe its condition accurately. Please examine the photographs alongside the written condition description before ordering.
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