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Between the devil and the deep blue sea : nationality, power and symbolic trade-offs among evangelical Protestants in contemporary Northern Ireland

Mitchell, Claire ; Todd, Jennifer (Wiley Blackwell, 2007-10)

National identity is symbolically complex configuration, with shifts of emphasis and reprioritisations of content negotiated in contexts of power. This paper shows how they occur in one post conflict situation – Northern ...
Borders, states and nations. Contested boundaries and national identities in the Irish border area

Todd, Jennifer ; Muldoon, Orla ; Trew, Karen J. ; McLaughlin, Katrina ; Rougier, Nathalie ; Cañás Bottos, Lorenzo (University College Dublin. Geary Institute, 2005)

Much scholarly writing on states and state boundaries assumes that these form or at least condition the bounds of identity. The 'institutionalisation' process is said to be one where the boundaries of the state become the ...
The British state since devolution : reconfigurations and continuities

Todd, Jennifer (UCD Press, 2003-11-28)
A changed Irish nationalism? The significance of the Good Friday Agreement of 1998

Ruane, Joseph ; Todd, Jennifer (UCD Press, 2003-11-28)
The changing structure of conflict in Northern Ireland and the Good Friday Agreement

Todd, Jennifer (University College Dublin. Institute for British-Irish Studies, 2003)

This paper argues that until the early twenty-first century the Northern Ireland conflict retained an unstable triangular form (the legacy of the long-past colonial period), where the British state was inextricably imbricated ...
Does being Protestant matter? Protestants, minorities and the re-making of ethno-religious identity after the Good Friday Agreement

Todd, Jennifer ; Rougier, Nathalie ; O'Keefe, Theresa ; Cañás Bottos, Lorenzo (Routledge, 2009-03)

The Good Friday Agreement of 1998 gave an opportunity to remake not just political institutions but ethno-religious distinction in Northern Ireland. This paper looks at the how individuals reconstruct their way of being ...
Does being protestant matter? Protestants, minorities and the re-making of religious identity after the Good Friday Agreement

Todd, Jennifer ; Rougier, Nathalie ; O'Keefe, Theresa ; Cañás Bottos, Lorenzo (University College Dublin. Institute for British-Irish Studies, 2009)

The Good Friday Agreement of 1998 gave an opportunity to remake not just political institutions but ethno-religious distinction in Northern Ireland. This paper looks at the how individuals reconstruct their way of being ...
Equality as steady state or equality as threshold? Northern Ireland after the Good Friday (Belfast) Agreement, 1998

Todd, Jennifer (University College Dublin. Institute for British-Irish Studies, 2009)

One position on the regulation of ethnic conflict assumes that such conflict is in part driven by popular perceptions of ethnic injustice and can be regulated by enforcement of ethnic equality. Critics argue that such ...
Ethnicity and religion : redefining the research agenda

Todd, Jennifer ; Ruane, Joseph (Taylor & Francis, 2010-03)

This article maps some of the effects when ethnicity and religion overlap. Sometimes one category, with its related values and solidarity, is prioritised; this is expressed in the common view that religion is subsumed in ...
Europe’s old states and the new world order

Todd, Jennifer (UCD Press, 2003-11-29)
Explaining settlement in Northern Ireland : power, perception and path dependence

Ruane, Joseph ; Todd, Jennifer (University College Dublin. Geary Institute, 2006-01-11)

This paper criticizes four typical explanations of settlement of internal conflicts, showing that they fail to give an adequate explanation of the 1998 settlement in Northern Ireland. Instead of inductively searching for ...
Fluid or frozen? Choice and change in ethno-national identification in contemporary Northern Ireland

Todd, Jennifer ; O'Keefe, Theresa ; Rougier, Nathalie ; Cañás Bottos, Lorenzo (Taylor & Francie, 2006-12)

This article works with in-depth interviews from research projects in Northern Ireland to show different processes of choice and change in national identity. It argues that situational variation in identity is quite ...
Identity, identity change and group boundaries in Northern Ireland

Todd, Jennifer (University College Dublin. Geary Institute, 2006-04-10)
Institutional change and conflict regulation : the Anglo-Irish Agreement (1985) and the mechanisms of change in Northern Ireland

Todd, Jennifer (University College Dublin. Institute for British-Irish Studies, 2009)

The mechanisms of institutional change identified in comparative studies of industrial policy and welfare state development are also to be found in processes of intergovernmental ethnic conflict regulation. This article ...
Introduction to Nationalism and Ethnic Politics special issue on political transformation and change in ethno-national identity : comparative perspectives

Todd, Jennifer (Routledge/ Taylor & Francis Group, 2006-12)
National identity in transition? Moving out of conflict in (Northern) Ireland

Todd, Jennifer (Wiley Blackwell, 2007-10)

This thematic section of Nations and Nationalism starts from a question of substantive political importance: How does institutional change - in particular reforms towards ethno-national equality and the opening of borders ...
The nature of meaning of identity in Northern Ireland after the Belfast Good Friday Agreement

Muldoon, Orla ; Trew, Karen J. ; Todd, Jennifer ; Rougier, Nathalie ; McLaughlin, Katrina (Wiley Blackwell, 2007-02)

Social identification processes can be seen as the basis of the conflict in Northern Ireland. During the conflict it can be argued that preferred social and political identities became increasingly oppositional and ...
Northern Ireland : a multi-phased history of conflict, a multi-leveled process of settlement

Todd, Jennifer (University College Dublin. Institute for British-Irish Studies, 2009)

The origins of the Northern Ireland conflict fall into three temporally distinct phases each of which creates a particular socio-structural context that defines a set of protagonists with conflicting interests, more or ...
Northern Ireland : from multi-phased conflict to multi-levelled settlement

Todd, Jennifer (Routledge / Taylor & Francis, 2009-07)

The origins of the Northern Ireland conflict fall into three temporally distinct phases, each of which creates a particular socio-structural context that defines a set of protagonists with conflicting interests, more or ...
One state or two? Anticipating opportunities for and obstacles to identity shift

Todd, Jennifer (University College Dublin. Institute for British-Irish Studies, 2009)