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Whither New Loyalism? Changing Loyalist Politics after the Belfast Agreement

James W. McAuley Department of Behavioural Sciences, University of HuddersfieldCorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 323-340 | Published online: 18 Aug 2006

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Seán Brennan. (2021) From warrior regimes to illicit sovereigns: Ulster loyalist paramilitaries and the security implications for Brexit. Small Wars & Insurgencies 32:4-5, pages 747-771.
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Kevin Hearty. (2015) The Great Awakening? The Belfast Flag Protests and Protestant/Unionist/Loyalist Counter-memory in Northern Ireland. Irish Political Studies 30:2, pages 157-177.
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Michael Potter. (2014) Loyalism, Women and Standpoint Theory. Irish Political Studies 29:2, pages 258-274.
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Eamonn O'Kane. (2013) The Perpetual Peace Process? Examining Northern Ireland's Never-ending, but Fundamentally Altering Peace Process. Irish Political Studies 28:4, pages 515-535.
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Lyndsey Harris. (2012) Implications of a strategic analysis: the operational strategy of Loyalist paramilitaries. Behavioral Sciences of Terrorism and Political Aggression 4:1, pages 4-25.
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Richard Reed. (2011) Blood, Thunder and Rosettes: The Multiple Personalities of Paramilitary Loyalism between 1971 and 1988. Irish Political Studies 26:1, pages 45-71.
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Jonathan Tonge, Peter Shirlow & James McAuley. (2011) So Why Did the Guns Fall Silent? How Interplay, not Stalemate, Explains the Northern Ireland Peace Process. Irish Political Studies 26:1, pages 1-18.
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Katherine Side. (2009) Women’s Civil and Political Citizenship in the Post‐Good Friday Agreement Period in Northern Ireland. Irish Political Studies 24:1, pages 67-87.
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Christina Steenkamp. (2008) Loyalist Paramilitary Violence after the Belfast Agreement. Ethnopolitics 7:1, pages 159-176.
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Catherine McGlynn, Jonathan Tonge & Jim McAuley. (2012) The Party Politics of Post-Devolution Identity in Northern Ireland. The British Journal of Politics and International Relations 16:2, pages 273-290.
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Lyndsey Harris. (2012) Addressing a ‘New’ Form of ‘Loyalist’ Extremism? Reflections on the Legacy of the Northern Ireland Conflict. The Howard Journal of Criminal Justice 51:5, pages 521-531.
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Aaron Edwards. (2010) The Progressive Unionist Party of Northern Ireland: A Left-Wing Voice in an Ethnically Divided Society. The British Journal of Politics and International Relations 12:4, pages 590-614.
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Andrew White. (2016) Is Contemporary Ulster Unionism in Crisis? Changes in Unionist Identity during the Northern Ireland Peace Process. Irish Journal of Sociology 16:1, pages 118-135.
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