Titlebook: Global Change, Civil Society and the Northern Ireland Peace Process; Implementing the Pol Christopher Farrington Book 2008 Palgrave Macmill

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Introduction: Political Change in a Divided Society — The Implementation of the Belfast Agreementrns of the conflict happen rarely (Ruane and Todd, 2004). Thus, the negotiation of a successful peace agreement must be seen as a highly significant stage in the development of divided societies in that they represent an attempt to break the path dependency of the conflictual relationships between groups.

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Harald J. von Beckh SAI, DRG, ARShemselves out, and modest economic progress continued, as a result of normalising trends and global forces. But the society which blinkingly emerged was marked by chronic political polarisation, deep-seated sectarian (and racial) intolerance, and growing disengagement from politics.

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From the European Union in Northern Ireland to Northern Ireland in the European Unioneriodic and, since 2003, lengthy suspensions of the devolved institutions. However, Direct Rule Ministers have attempted to continue the process, albeit in a context of problems, not peculiar to Northern Ireland, about how the component parts of the United Kingdom can or cannot contribute to the centre’s approach to policy-making in the EU.