The Case of Northern Ireland

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This paper analyzes the bloody battles between Irish Protestant and Irish Catholic, and between Irish Unionist and Irish Nationalist, said to be the inevitable result of heavy handed government policies which failed to address the needs and concerns of upset and often outraged minorities. The paper looks further at the problems in Northern Ireland within the context of what role the state played in exacerbating these issues, in this case the British government and its counterpart in Ulster, and what role it played finally in lessening the tensions between Catholics and Protestants.

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