Titlebook: Ex-Combatants, Religion, and Peace in Northern Ireland; The Role of Religion John D. Brewer,David Mitchell,Gerard Leavey Book 2013 Palgrave

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Perspectives on the Past: Religion in the Personal and the Political,ecially for those societies where the conflict was about religion or where religion was perceived to be part of the problem. Northern Ireland is an obvious example, for religious terminology to understand the past and future can be confused, rejected, held in contempt even, by the ancient associations of religion with violence and division.

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Introduction,ried about on banners, or contained in leaflets pushed frequently through letter boxes, means that people think they know God’s word and are apt to quote — or misquote — it as a matter of course. Two instances come to mind from our data set on ex-combatants.

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2946-2797 ts influence. Using interview data with ex-combatants, this book explores religious influences upon violence and peace, and develops a model for evaluating the role of religion in transitional justice.978-1-349-45270-5978-1-137-29936-9Series ISSN 2946-2797 Series E-ISSN 2946-2800

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The Personal Faith of Ex-Combatants,tivation and justification for armed struggle, which we leave for later consideration. Here we address the patterns of personal faith and non-religion amongst our respondents. We address first ex-combatants from the Republican tradition.

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Intelligent Control and Learning Systemsin mediating decisions over time concerning the choice between armed struggle, non-violence, and peace. But the role religion plays in Northern Ireland as a means of identity construction gives it an impact through processes of cultural, political, and ethnic reproduction. Irrespective of the level

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Ziquan Yu,Youmin Zhang,Bin Jiang,Chun-Yi Suant groups. We then turn to our interviewees, introducing key belief groups — atheist, devout, and converts — within our sample and exploring respondents’ perspectives within each group. Matters dealt with in this chapter include the nature of individuals’ personal faith, how they explain their beli

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Studies in Systems, Decision and Controlt nationalisms, churchgoing is high, and most people continue to have some contact with religious rituals and organisations. It is a society in which ancient religious differences endure through processes of cultural reproduction and political socialisation (which, let us repeat, is not the same as