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Kristen Druse wrote a new post on the site Irish Studies 9 years, 1 month ago

Irish-America, the End of the IRA’s Armed Struggle and the Utility of ‘Soft Power’- Cochrane

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Kristen Druse wrote a new post on the site Irish Studies 9 years, 1 month ago

The issues that the Sinn Fein administration concerns itself with have shifted dramatically in the past few decades. Sinn Fein had little interest in catering to the daily needs of the Irish public during the […]
Kristen Druse wrote a new post on the site Irish Studies 9 years, 1 month ago

The modern Sinn Fein political platform is considerably less revolutionary as the party is a participant in the far more normalized Irish democratic process. In the six counties of Northern Ireland, Sinn Fein […]
Kristen Druse wrote a new post on the site Irish Studies 9 years, 1 month ago

The beginning of the role of Sinn Fein in Irish politics was certainly unconventional. During the infamous H-block hunger strikes in Belfast in the early 1980s, the Irish public responded to the British […]
Kristen Druse wrote a new post on the site Irish Studies 9 years, 1 month ago

Considering it began as a propaganda arm of the Provisional Irish Republican Army, the political party Sinn Fein has come a long way in terms of rebranding for the purpose of assimilating itself into the modern […]
Kristen Druse wrote a new post on the site Irish Studies 9 years, 1 month ago

Literary works produced by Irish writers often reflect the daily manifestations of perpetual social conflict. Many Irish authors go beyond simply the descriptive to ruminate on the extent to which British […]

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