BRITAIN & IRELAND
SOVEREIGNTY & NATIONALITY
Daltún Ó Ceallaigh
The
Peace Process
in
Context
Published January 1996
ISBN 0-9518777-4-7
Paperback, 218 pages
Politics-Law-History-Ireland
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CONTENTS
Introduction
PART I A NEW
DEPARTURE?
1.
The Downing Street Declaration
2.
Unionism & Britishness
1.
The Background
2.
The British Position 1800-1973
3. Significance of the British Position
4. A Change of British Position?
5. The Irish Position
Addendum Self-determination & Territorialism
PART III BRITAIN’S
ALL-IRELAND
STRATEGIES 1900-1995
1. The Background
2. The All-Ireland Department 1900
3. The Council of Ireland & Irish Union 1920
4. The Council of Ireland 1973
5. The Anglo-Irish Conference 1985
6. The North-South Body 1995
Addendum Cross Border Co-operation
PART IV THE WAY
FORWARD
1. Parity of Esteem or Entrenchment of Conservatism?
2. The End of Conflict?
NOTES TO CHAPTERS
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Joint Sovereignty & Authority Independence for the North? Economic Sanctions & the North Articles 2 & 3 Decommissioning of Arms Imperialist Ideology & Ethnic Identity 'North' & 'North West' Britain The Cruthin The Érainn & the Scotti Unionists & "Irish" & "British"
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Loyalism, Unionism & a 'UK Community' The Inessential Nature of Sections 75 & 1 Status of N Ireland & Anglo-Irish Agreement Discrimination & Government of Ireland Act Britain's Strategic Interest The Institutional-Constitutional Dichotomy Post-Nationalism A 'United Ireland' Association with the UK Unionist Enforcement of the Act of Union
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APPENDIX
Main British Legislation Cited
Main irish Law & Declarations Cited
Main Hiberno-British Accords Cited
repeals of repealing statutes