The British and peace in Northern Ireland : the process and practice of reaching agreement, edited by Graham Spencer

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Contents: 1. The terrain of discourse -- 2. The Anglo-Irish Agreement: an interview with Sir David Goodall and Lord Armstrong of Ilminster -- 3. The constitutional issue in Irish politics -- 4. Negotiations and positions: an interview with Sir John Chilcot -- 5. Resolving inter-communal conflict: some enabling factors -- 6. Tactics, strategy and space -- 7. The joint declaration and memory -- 8. Movement and transition in 1997: Major to Blair -- 9. The challenge of symmetry in dialogue: an interview with Sir Joseph Pilling -- 10. Why was the Good Friday Agreement so hard to implement? Lessons from Groundhog Day, 1998-2002 -- 11. Text and context: an interview with William Fittall -- 12. The nature of dialogue: an interview with Sir Jonathan Phillips -- 13. Managing the tensions of difference: an interview with Jonathan Powell

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