Why Do People Become Dissident Irish Republicans?

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Morrison, J. 2011. Why Do People Become Dissident Irish Republicans? in: Taylor, Max and Currie, P.M. (ed.) Dissident Irish Republicanism Continuum.
AuthorsMorrison, J.
EditorsTaylor, Max and Currie, P.M.
Abstract

This is a pre-copyediting and typesetting version of chapter 2 of Dissident Irish Republicanism. It is not the final print version and is not to be cited. (http://www.bloomsbury.com/us/dissident-irish-republicanism-978144115...)

Book titleDissident Irish Republicanism
Year2011
PublisherContinuum
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Print15 Jul 2011
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Deposited16 Mar 2016
ISBN9781441154675
Accepted author manuscript
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