From Enemies to Partners: Reconciliation in Northern Ireland

Duncan Morrow

From Enemies to Partners: Reconciliation in Northern Ireland

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Duncan Morrow discusses how reconciliation has provided a crucial direction for efforts to move away from violent conflict towards peaceful partnership in Northern Ireland, shaping and being sustained in large part by a wide variety of grassroots interventions. Yet recurrent political crises and cultural disputes suggest that the goals of dealing with the legacies of past violence and promoting shared existence have yet to be prioritised over political power-sharing and the containment of violence.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	55-65
Journal	Accord
Volume	3
Publication status	Published (in print/issue) - 18 Oct 2016

Keywords

Reconciliation
Peace
Conflict
Northern Ireland

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From Enemies to Partners: Reconciliation in Northern Ireland

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