Northern Ireland After the Troubles

Colin Coulter is Senior Lecturer in the Department of Sociology, the National University of Ireland, Maynooth. Michael Murray is Lecturer in Sociology at the Department of Adult and Community Education, the National University of Ireland, Maynooth

• List of tablesList of figuresAcknowledgements1. Northern Ireland after the troubles? An introduction to the book – Colin Coulter and Michael MurrayPART I: POLITICAL DEVELOPMENTS AND DIVISIONS2. Telling stories, facing truths: memory, justice and post-conflict transition in Northern Ireland – Patricia Lundy and Mark McGovern 3. From conflict to communal politics: the politics of peace in Northern Ireland – Jonathan Tonge4. Belfast: a segregated city – Peter Shirlow5. Spatial planning in contested territory: the search for a place vision in ‘post-troubles’ Northern Ireland – William J.V.Neill and Geraint Ellis6. Policing change in Northern Ireland: to reform or not to transform? – Mary O’RawePART II: SOCIAL IDENTITIES7. Religious change and persistence in contemporary Northern Ireland – Claire Mitchell8. Gender and ethno-nationalist politics in Northern Ireland – Fidelma Ashe9. The glacier moves? Economic change and class structure in Northern Ireland – Jim Smyth and Andreas Cebulla10. Whiteness, racism and exclusion in Northern Ireland: a critical race perspective – Paul Connolly and Romana KhaouryPART III: CULTURAL PRACTICES11. Still taking sides: sport, leisure and identity in Northern Ireland – Alan Bairner12. From shellshock rock to ceasefire sounds: popular music in Northern Ireland – Sean Campbell and Gerry Smyth13. Housetraining the paramilitaries: the media and the propaganda of peace in Northern Ireland – Stephen Baker and Greg McLaughlin