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Introduction, By extension a peace process necessitates addressing these relationships and transforming them into a mode which is less destructive. The extent to which the peace process in Northern Ireland has accomplished or has intended to accomplish this is debateable but the process has fundamentally altered

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The Development of Unionist Ideas, extent of the ‘nation’ and the boundaries of the ‘national community’. In many ways these debates are not exceptional but they do open a window into analysing how the differing political groups perceive and explain their national identity and their relationship with their respective state. They exp

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Unionism and the Peace Process,n impetus for political change and the AIA was important in framing strategic objectives for Unionists, while simultaneously creating a disjuncture between British Government policy and Unionist interests. At the same time, relationships between Unionists and Nationalists at a local level were chang

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Unionism and the Politics of the Agreement,ttrick, 2001; Godson, 2004), as are the structures which it established (O’Leary, 1999) and their weaknesses (Horowitz, 2001; Taylor, 2001). The divisions within Unionism over the Agreement did not seem to have been taken seriously by the two Governments or by Nationalists and Republicans. Neverthel

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Conclusion: Questions of Unity,n parties which have spent many years demonising each other (Dixon, 2001a). For most of this process, Unionists have been seen as the reluctant participants. Unlike most claims in Northern Ireland, there is no Unionist counter-claim to Gerry Adams’ statement that ‘the IRA started this process’ or th

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