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Description:It is intended that this publication is the starting point for a targeted dissemination strategy which aims to put this work into the hands of those policy-makers and key stakeholders who are best placed to effect changes. Indeed, the central purpose of this publication is to gather together the sum total of the PEACE II Extension research in an accessible fashion in order to facilitate targeted dissemination for maximum impact. This publication is of course additional and complementary to the many research launches, seminars, conferences, symposia and publications in academic journals which have been carried out by each of the 11 research groups themselves throughout the duration of their work.TABLE OF CONTENTSINTRODUCTIONPromoting Peace: Research as a Contribution towards Peace-Building in Northern Ireland (Naomi Doak)ContributorsTHE IMPACT AND ROLE OF SECTARIANISM IN EVERYDAY LIFE: THE DYNAMICS OF STRUCTURE OF SEGREGATIONCross-community Schemes: Participation, Motivation, Mandate (Dirk Schubotz and Claire McCartan)Facts, Fears and Feelings: Investigating Sectarianism and Segregation Post-Conflict (Rosellen Roche)Learning to Deal with Difference in the Workplace (David Dickson, Owen Hargie, Aodheen O'Donnell, and Christel McMullan)Sectarianism and Segregation: Routines of Everyday Life in Northern Ireland (Neil Jarman, John Bell, Ulf Hansson)THE RULES, RIGHTS AND CODES OF CONDUCT FOR A DIVERSE SOCIETY: PROTECTING MINORITY PARTICIPATIONLeading from the Grassroots: Recommendations for Growing Strong, Vibrant and Inclusive Local Government in Northern Ireland (Peter Osborne) and Brian Dougherty)Faith in a Plural Society: The Values, Attitudes and Practices of Churches in Protecting Minority Participation (Fran Porter)PRACTICALLY IMPLEMENTING A SHARED FUTUREEducation and a Shared Future: Options for Sharing and Collaboration in Northern Ireland Schools (Philip O'Sullivan and David Russell)Engagement, Participation and Urban Renewal at the Fountain/Brandywell Interface: A Co-influence Approach to Shared Future Urban Environments (Mike McQueen, Hisham Elkadi, Jenny Millar, and Peter Geoghegan)Planning Shared Space for a Shared Future (Frank Gaffikiin, Ken Sterrett, and Maeliosa Hardy)GIVING VOICE TO NEW VOICES: MINORITY ETHNIC REPRESENTATION IN NORTHERN IRELANDGiving Voice to Africans West of the Bann (Mairead Nic Craith, Elly Odhiambo, Khanyisela Moyo)Accommodating Diversity in Northern Ireland: Elected Representatives and Minority Ethnic Communities (Aidan McGarry, Paul Hainsworth, and Chris Gilligan)CONCLUSIONIncreasing the Peace? (Duncan Morrow)We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with The Challenge of Peace: Research as a Contribution to Peace-building in Northern Ireland. To get started finding The Challenge of Peace: Research as a Contribution to Peace-building in Northern Ireland, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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Pages: 244

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Release: 2009

ISBN: 1898276420

Description: It is intended that this publication is the starting point for a targeted dissemination strategy which aims to put this work into the hands of those policy-makers and key stakeholders who are best placed to effect changes. Indeed, the central purpose of this publication is to gather together the sum total of the PEACE II Extension research in an accessible fashion in order to facilitate targeted dissemination for maximum impact. This publication is of course additional and complementary to the many research launches, seminars, conferences, symposia and publications in academic journals which have been carried out by each of the 11 research groups themselves throughout the duration of their work.TABLE OF CONTENTSINTRODUCTIONPromoting Peace: Research as a Contribution towards Peace-Building in Northern Ireland (Naomi Doak)ContributorsTHE IMPACT AND ROLE OF SECTARIANISM IN EVERYDAY LIFE: THE DYNAMICS OF STRUCTURE OF SEGREGATIONCross-community Schemes: Participation, Motivation, Mandate (Dirk Schubotz and Claire McCartan)Facts, Fears and Feelings: Investigating Sectarianism and Segregation Post-Conflict (Rosellen Roche)Learning to Deal with Difference in the Workplace (David Dickson, Owen Hargie, Aodheen O'Donnell, and Christel McMullan)Sectarianism and Segregation: Routines of Everyday Life in Northern Ireland (Neil Jarman, John Bell, Ulf Hansson)THE RULES, RIGHTS AND CODES OF CONDUCT FOR A DIVERSE SOCIETY: PROTECTING MINORITY PARTICIPATIONLeading from the Grassroots: Recommendations for Growing Strong, Vibrant and Inclusive Local Government in Northern Ireland (Peter Osborne) and Brian Dougherty)Faith in a Plural Society: The Values, Attitudes and Practices of Churches in Protecting Minority Participation (Fran Porter)PRACTICALLY IMPLEMENTING A SHARED FUTUREEducation and a Shared Future: Options for Sharing and Collaboration in Northern Ireland Schools (Philip O'Sullivan and David Russell)Engagement, Participation and Urban Renewal at the Fountain/Brandywell Interface: A Co-influence Approach to Shared Future Urban Environments (Mike McQueen, Hisham Elkadi, Jenny Millar, and Peter Geoghegan)Planning Shared Space for a Shared Future (Frank Gaffikiin, Ken Sterrett, and Maeliosa Hardy)GIVING VOICE TO NEW VOICES: MINORITY ETHNIC REPRESENTATION IN NORTHERN IRELANDGiving Voice to Africans West of the Bann (Mairead Nic Craith, Elly Odhiambo, Khanyisela Moyo)Accommodating Diversity in Northern Ireland: Elected Representatives and Minority Ethnic Communities (Aidan McGarry, Paul Hainsworth, and Chris Gilligan)CONCLUSIONIncreasing the Peace? (Duncan Morrow)We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with The Challenge of Peace: Research as a Contribution to Peace-building in Northern Ireland. To get started finding The Challenge of Peace: Research as a Contribution to Peace-building in Northern Ireland, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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