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The Derry Story The Derry Story
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The Conflict The Conflict
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Precipitating Events Precipitating Events
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The Shift from Violence The Shift from Violence
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Linking the Macro-Story to Micro-Events Linking the Macro-Story to Micro-Events
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The Heroic Period of Peace Building The Heroic Period of Peace Building
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Rebuilding the City Center Rebuilding the City Center
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Blossoming of Civil Society Organizations Blossoming of Civil Society Organizations
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Loyalist Reconciliation Loyalist Reconciliation
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Derry and Organic Sustained Dialogue Derry and Organic Sustained Dialogue
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Sustained Dialogue Sustained Dialogue
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1. Deciding to Engage 1. Deciding to Engage
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2. Mapping and Naming 2. Mapping and Naming
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3. Probing Problems and Relationships 3. Probing Problems and Relationships
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4. Scenario Building 4. Scenario Building
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5. Acting Together 5. Acting Together
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Limits to Progress Limits to Progress
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Notes Notes
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8 Derry Exceptionalism and an Organic Model of Sustained Dialogue
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Published:October 2011
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Abstract
This chapter describes the community and political conflict in Derry, Northern Ireland. Derry is the second largest urban center in the country, dominated by Catholics. The problem arose when Protestants governing Derry implemented housing policy that corralled most Catholics into one electoral ward in the city. The conflict was resolved through the conflict strategy of paramilitary organizations as well as through effective diplomatic initiatives from England, Ireland, the United States, and the European Union. Several things stand out about the conflict in Derry in relation to sustained dialogue. One of which is that peace would never have been possible without the efforts of leaders in Derry and at the regional Northern Ireland level to build ties between community organizations. This process required leaders from both groups to examine long held personal prejudices and acknowledge the good intentions.
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