The origins of the present troubles in Northern Ireland /

For quarter of a century now the British Army has been involved in a bloody and protracted conflict in Northern Ireland. This book looks at the roots of the current struggle and of British military intervention, setting both in the longer perspective of the Anglo-Irish Troubles. It is, however, more...

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author:	Kennedy-Pipe, Caroline, 1961-
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	London ; New York : Longman, 1997 London ; New York, NY : 1997 New York : 1997 London ; New York, NY : 1997
Series:	Origins of modern wars Origins of modern wars
Subjects:	Irish republican army 1900 - 1999 1900-1999 1968-1998 20th century Irish unification question Nationalism > Northern Ireland > History > 20th century Political violence > Northern Ireland > History > 20th century History History, Military Nationalism Political violence Northern Ireland > History > 1968-1998 Northern Ireland > History > 1969-1994 Northern Ireland > History, Military Northern Ireland Military history

Table of Contents:

Introduction: The British Army in Northern Ireland
1. The Background to 1969: Political Violence, Rebellion and Nationalisms in Ireland
2. The Resurgence of the Two Irish Nationalisms
3. From Peacekeeping to Containment: The Campaign of the British Army in the Cities, 1969-74
4. From Containment to Ulsterization, 1974-80
5. The Search for Political Solutions: The Move to Military Withdrawal? 1980-85
6. Stalemate in Ireland: Violence Institutionalized, 1985-90
7. Redefining the Role of the British Military in Ireland: Debates Over Peace, 1990-95
8. Conclusions: The Long Retreat?
Introduction: The British Army in Northern Ireland
The Background to 1969: Political Violence, Rebellion and Nationalisms in Ireland
The Resurgence of the Two Irish Nationalisms
From Peacekeeping to Containment: The Campaign of the British Army in the Cities, 1969-74
From Containment to Ulsterization, 1974-80
The Search for Political Solutions: The Move to Military Withdrawal? 1980-85
Stalemate in Ireland: Violence Institutionalized, 1985-90
Redefining the Role of the British Military in Ireland: Debates Over Peace, 1990-95
Conclusions: The Long Retreat?
Introduction: The British Army in Northern Ireland
1 The Background to 1969: Political Violence, Rebellion and Nationalisms in Ireland
2. The Resurgence of the Two Irish Nationalisms
3. From Peacekeeping to Containment: The Campaign of the British Army in the Cities, 1969-74
4. From Containment to Ulsterization, 1974-80
5. The Search for Political Solutions: The Move to Military Withdrawal? 1980-85
6. Stalemate in Ireland: Violence Institutionalized, 1985-90
7. Redefining the Role of the British Military in Ireland: Debates Over Peace, 1990-95
8. Conclusions: The Long Retreat?

The origins of the present troubles in Northern Ireland /

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