Arts and Humanities
trouble
86%
Northern Ireland
80%
Good Friday
33%
Peace Process
33%
In-depth interviews
29%
Narrative
28%
Republican
26%
Victims
25%
Harm
22%
Legacy
22%
Post-War
18%
Survivors
17%
Wartime
15%
Invisible
13%
Framework
11%
Acknowledgement
10%
Cohort
10%
Pursuit
10%
Flight
10%
Intimidation
10%
Political Strategy
10%
Neglect
10%
Collective Action
10%
gendering
10%
Civil Society
10%
Trauma
8%
Police
8%
Embodied experience
8%
Discourse
8%
Daily Life
8%
Contests
8%
Tradition
8%
Peacebuilding
8%
aftermath
6%
era
6%
Masculinity
6%
Denial
5%
Community Relation
5%
Transitional Justice
5%
Initiative
5%
Truth-telling
5%
Curiosity
5%
Army
5%
Conference Papers
5%
Contestation
5%
Discursive
5%
Subversives
5%
Feminist Theory
5%
Insecurity
5%
Injustice
5%
Social Sciences
UK
100%
In-Depth Interview
53%
Ireland
32%
Narrative
25%
Peace Process
23%
Good Friday
20%
Christians
20%
Everyday Life
19%
Civil Society
10%
Justice
10%
Neglect
10%
Place Identity
10%
Collective Action
10%
Voluntary Sector
10%
Institutionalization
10%
Feminist Theory
10%
Political Activity
10%
Irish Republican Army
10%
Political Mobilization
10%
Womens Participation
10%
Political Strategy
10%
Republicanism
10%
Nationalists
9%
Evacuation
6%
Police
6%
Demilitarization
6%
Border Control
6%
Peacebuilding
5%
Restitution
5%
Conference Papers
5%
Semi-Structured Interview
5%
Narrative Method
5%
