...This chapter traces the events and factors that lead to the signing of the Anglo-Irish Agreement of 1985 and to the Good Friday Agreement and the consequences that surrounds them. In 1985, sixty years after it was first drafted, the Anglo-Irish Agreement was signed by both Britain and the Republic...

... Friday Agreement and the associated paramilitary ceasefires that preceded it. Americans for a New Irish Agenda Clinton William Bill Morrison Bruce Ancient Order of Hibernians Derry Londonderry Flynn Raymond MacBride Sean Royal Ulster Constabulary Kennedy Edward Kerry John Major John and Bill...

...This chapter traces the beginnings of the current peace process back as far as the Anglo–Irish Agreement of 1985 — the Hillsborough Agreement. It compares that Agreement with the one reached at Belfast on Good Friday 1998 and considers in what directions further progress was needed before one could...

...This chapter discusses the Lisbon Agreement. British Foreign Minister, Lord Carrington and the Spanish Foreign Minister, Marcelino Oreja, met in Lisbon on 10 April 1980 at a Council of Europe meeting. Their discussions resulted in the declaration known as the Lisbon Agreement. The six points...

...Creating a formal agreement for a strategic partnership requires a model that reflects the approaches that we have discussed throughout this playbook. Overarching or umbrella frameworks enable you to share problems more openly with a university partner and help you to start projects more quickly...

...Chapter Two sets out the peacebuilding and legislative framework within which the Girdwood development process took place. It provides context on the Good Friday Agreement, the power-sharing government it instituted and the subsequent prescriptions for transforming conflict. In particular, Section...

... Hain Peter Northern Ireland Assembly Paisley Ian Provisionals Blair Tony Good Friday Agreement ideology institutionalization New Labour PSNI Police Service of Northern Ireland discourse nationalism Sharrock D Sinn Féin armed struggle ballot paper and Armalite strategy cultural identity...

...). Corresponding tropes of exile and the struggles of the settler group to make a home in an often harsh new land, or of unwilling deportation, in the texts of New Caledonians of European origin carry a claim to be a citizen of the new community of ‘Common Destiny’ in the context of the 1998 Noumea Agreement...

...In this section, we present a framework for agreements highlighting the key components that should be stipulated between you and the partner. These agreements provide an overarching framework for a portfolio of different individual contract types, relationships and consortia arrangements...

... Governments, and talks with the political parties, leading to the historic Belfast Agreement of 10 April 1998. Badge British Government Garda Síochána Royal Irish Constabulary RIC Royal Ulster Constabulary RUC Sinn Féin SF Unionist s British Army Hunt Lord London Metropolitan Police Nationalist s...

...This concluding chapter summarizes the main themes covered in the preceding chapters. It addresses the following question: how serious has Britain been in the negotiations since the signing of the Lisbon Agreement in 1980 about securing a lasting solution to the question of the sovereignty...

...This chapter assesses the state of the National Front as it sought to contribute to the loyalist/Unionist struggle against the imposition of the Anglo-Irish Agreement (AIA), an agreement reached between the British and Irish Governments, and which infuriated the loyalist and Unionist community...

... ago, reflecting a recognition that the inflated expectations of what the Good Friday Agreement could deliver were unrealistic. In this new edition of The Long Road to Peace in Northern Ireland, former contributors have been given the opportunity to add postscripts, two new essays...

... tragedies, for the ‘power–sharing’ of Sunningdale has remained the ideal. He sees the Good Friday Agreement as only a beginning; that the ‘public mood is for peace, and the process, although it might falter and stutter, shows signs of being irreversible’. The title of this lecture is intended to suggest...

..., particularly denouncing the use of unaccountable ‘intelligence’ rather than political channels. It was not until Britain abandoned this approach in 1992 that the negotiations which would lead to the 1993 Declaration and ultimately the Good Friday Agreement could begin. It is a feature of most forms...

... 15 Belfast 6 North 18 28 110 156 9 Total Belfast 41 218 652 908 52 Total Northern Ireland 56 549 1,108 1,713 100 Source: Data supplied by NIHE This chapter examines some of the limitations of the Belfast Agreement...

...This chapter looks at the resolution of ethnic conflict. The significance of civil society as critical in satisfying the peace promised by the Good Friday Agreement, or the Belfast Agreement, of 1998 is highlighted. Political elites managed the Agreement on behalf of the communities they presented...

... of the ceasefires and the Good Friday Agreement. This book examines the different forms of peace and reconciliation work that have taken place. It brings together an international group of scholars to examine initiatives such as integrated education, faith-based peace building, cross-border cooperation and women's...

...This chapter traces the downfall of the power-sharing and the coming about of the Anglo-Irish Agreement and its consequences. With the troubles in Northern Ireland continuing to challenge any resemblance of a cabinet in Northern Ireland that represented nationalist and unionist elements, the Anglo...

...The first edition of this book included essays from Senator George J. Mitchell, Sir David Goodall, Sir George Quigley, Lord Owen, and Niall O'Dowd among others, and demonstrated the evolution of peace in Ireland, culminating in the Good Friday Agreement. It has now been updated with new essays...