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Great Hatred, Little Room

Making Peace in Northern Ireland

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* The Blair administration's pursuit of a lasting settlement in Northern Ireland stands out as one of the great achievements in modern British politics . * Even after the initial moves towards a peace, there was every chance that long-nursed grievances would break out again into paramilitary extremism. That they did not is a lasting monument to the determination and guile of many of those involved. * As the government's key negotiator, Jonathan Powell is uniquely qualified to give the definitive account of the end of the Troubles. * Great Hatred, Little Room: Making Peace in Northern Ireland will become a landmark in the literature of conflict resolution : an historical document of lasting importance that is also a vivid and dramatic account of fallible men and women working at the limits of their endurance.

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Great Hatred, Little Room, Jonathan Powell

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Titel
Great Hatred, Little Room
Untertitel
Making Peace in Northern Ireland
Sprache
Englisch
Autor*innen
Jonathan Powell
Erscheinungsdatum
2008
Einband
Paperback
Seitenzahl
352
ISBN10
1847920330
ISBN13
9781847920331
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Beschreibung
* The Blair administration's pursuit of a lasting settlement in Northern Ireland stands out as one of the great achievements in modern British politics . * Even after the initial moves towards a peace, there was every chance that long-nursed grievances would break out again into paramilitary extremism. That they did not is a lasting monument to the determination and guile of many of those involved. * As the government's key negotiator, Jonathan Powell is uniquely qualified to give the definitive account of the end of the Troubles. * Great Hatred, Little Room: Making Peace in Northern Ireland will become a landmark in the literature of conflict resolution : an historical document of lasting importance that is also a vivid and dramatic account of fallible men and women working at the limits of their endurance.