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Critical Review of International Social and Political Philosophy Volume 9, 2006 - Issue 4: Intervening in Northern Ireland: Critically Re‐thinking Representations of the Conflict
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The Virgin Mary Connection: Reflecting on Feminism and Northern Irish Politics

Fidelma Ashe School of Economics and Politics, University of Ulster, Newtownabbey, Northern IrelandCorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 573-588 | Published online: 28 Nov 2006

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Brodie Nugent & Evan Smith. (2017) Intersectional solidarity? The Armagh women, the British left and women’s liberation. Contemporary British History 31:4, pages 611-635.
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Niall Gilmartin. (2017) Feminism, nationalism and the re-ordering of post-war political strategies: the case of the Sinn Féin Women's Department. Irish Political Studies 32:2, pages 268-292.
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Niall Gilmartin. (2015) ‘Negotiating New Roles'. International Feminist Journal of Politics 17:1, pages 58-76.
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Karyn Stapleton & John Wilson. (2014) Conflicting categories? Women, conflict and identity in Northern Ireland. Ethnic and Racial Studies 37:11, pages 2071-2091.
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Fiona Bloomer & Kellie O'Dowd. (2014) Restricted access to abortion in the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland: exploring abortion tourism and barriers to legal reform. Culture, Health & Sexuality 16:4, pages 366-380.
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Fidelma Ashe. (2007) Gendering ethno-nationalist conflict in Northern Ireland: A comparative analysis of nationalist women's political protests. Ethnic and Racial Studies 30:5, pages 766-786.
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Marysia Zalewski. (2006) Intervening in Northern Ireland: Critically re‐thinking representations of the conflict. Critical Review of International Social and Political Philosophy 9:4, pages 479-497.
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Dianna Taylor. 2019. Philosophical Perspectives on Contemporary Ireland. Philosophical Perspectives on Contemporary Ireland 150 169 .
Claire Pierson. (2018) Gendering peace in Northern Ireland: The role of United Nations Security Council Resolution 1325 on women, peace and security. Capital & Class 43:1, pages 57-71.
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Claire Pierson. (2018) One Step Forwards, Two Steps Back: Women’s Rights 20 Years after the Good Friday Agreement. Parliamentary Affairs 71:2, pages 461-481.
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Claire Pierson. 2018. The Contested Identities of Ulster Catholics. The Contested Identities of Ulster Catholics 39 55 .
Niall Gilmartin. 2018. The Contested Identities of Ulster Catholics. The Contested Identities of Ulster Catholics 143 170 .
Graham Ellison. 2017. Reflexivity and Criminal Justice. Reflexivity and Criminal Justice 289 314 .
Graham Ellison & Lucy Smith. 2017. Critical Perspectives on Hate Crime. Critical Perspectives on Hate Crime 179 207 .
Fidelma Ashe. (2015) Gendering Demilitarisation and Justice in Northern Ireland. The British Journal of Politics and International Relations 17:4, pages 665-680.
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Fidelma Ashe & Caireen McCluskey. 2015. The Contested Identities of Ulster Protestants. The Contested Identities of Ulster Protestants 55 69 .
Fidelma Ashe. (2012) Gendering War and Peace. Men and Masculinities 15:3, pages 230-248.
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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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Cathy Gormley-Heenan & Paula Devine. (2013) The ‘Us’ in Trust: Who Trusts Northern Ireland's Political Institutions and Actors?. Government and Opposition 45:2, pages 143-165.
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Fidelma Ashe. (2009) From Paramilitaries to Peacemakers: The Gender Dynamics of Community-Based Restorative Justice in Northern Ireland. The British Journal of Politics and International Relations 11:2, pages 298-314.
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Fidelma Ashe. (2009) Iris Robinson's Excitable Speech: Sexuality and Conflict Transformation in Northern Ireland. Politics 29:1, pages 20-27.
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