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hellip; The Northern Ireland Conflict resolution and peace process could be examined to suggest whether the peaceful resolution is an enduring framework or whether there are other social and political issues that should be considered within the framework of the resolution of political conflict.... This case study "northern ireland Political Conflict" discusses the various perspectives to the peace process and conflict resolution in northern ireland showing that the outcome of the peace process as an enduring framework could be interpreted in different ways....
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A comparative approach enables us to think towards the circumstances where there is an absence of a favorable political environment.... In such conditions any institutional design is inadequate for the development of the constitutional state as well as other democratic institutions.... hellip; (Baun et al, 1995) A common believe is that there are two paths to the development of a sort of political culture agreeable to the constitutional state, the internal formation of a single, consensual political culture, or the imposition and maintenance of constitutional principles by force.
The linkage between constitutionalism and political culture is not always directed, fixed, or clear, however it depends upon which method of comparison is adopted....
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Critically evaluate the religious conflict in northern ireland using both contemporary and traditional sociological theories.... Examine the ways in which the conflict is developed and sustained by religious ideas, actions and organisations.
The discord in northern ireland is not just due to a lack of political progress, it is also concerns what theoretical position it is best to take and the most appropriate explanatory perspective.... One of the main aims of this essay will be to illustrate not just how popular myths as to the causes of the Troubles in northern ireland are misconceived, but also how some of the more serious attempts to understand the conflict have suffered from a limited appreciation of the multiple factors involved....
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A clear example of the social effects of where one lives can be seen in the case of northern ireland where a group of people comes in constant conflict with each other.... Technically, the conflict in northern ireland can be more easily understood if taken in the light of the opposing forces composed of the people who want northern ireland to be part of the United Kingdom on the other side and the people who want to “liberate” Ireland from external controls....
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The paper "Political Conditions of Modern ireland" discusses that rebellions in ireland were extensively supported by rebellions in other countries internationally, mostly in France, and were offered even military support.... hellip; In ireland, the conflicts appear relatively early, approximately in 1066 when “the Normans conquered England; just over 100 years later, in 1169, they landed in ireland; although they quickly spread across the country, they exerted the greatest control over a small area of ireland around Dublin, which by about 1500 was called the Pale; The study of Smith (1997, 7) showed that “the history of British involvement in Irish affairs is seen in terms of Britain's attempts to use its power systematically to drain ireland of its human and material resources through underdevelopment, restricted markets, famine and emigration, and the imposition of alien institutions”....
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This paper "The Nature of the Northern Ireland Conflict" presents the long term crisis in Northern Ireland that has been thoroughly examined in the literature.... Under these terms, it could be stated that the Northern Ireland Conflict 1968-1998 should be characterized mostly as ethno-sectarian and not as political.... The conflict in northern ireland can be understood only if the events that led to this conflict are briefly presented.... In many ways, this conflict has been considered as presenting the social and political differences between England and Ireland....
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Case Study
Within this scenario, the US role in the northern ireland peace process can be considered as one of the successful mediations without military involvement.... The northern ireland peace process forced the US government to deal with a number of problems because Britain is an American ally.... On the other side, the Irish-American lobby was strong and influential enough to force the US to get involved in the northern ireland peace process.... Thesis statement: The background information, reason, and after effect of northern ireland peace process proves that Irish-American lobbying, Irish nationalism, domestic economic objectives of Clinton administration, and change in American foreign policies following the Cold War helped the US to play the most important role in the peace process....
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Research Paper
This work "Violence and Radical Political Transformation" describes the role of violence in political transformations as stipulated by Franz Fanon and Georges Sorel.... From this work, it is clear that It is a necessary part of any political transformation and finally tackles how this violence should be articulated as a necessary part of a political transformation....
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