Tag Archives: conflict

Perspective in Conflict Studies

Posted on March 21, 2016 by rgreen16

Recently, I visited Cambridge University to help me decide whether to pursue a PhD there or attend law school in the United States next year. On the train there from London King’s Cross, I read a book, Between Ourselves: Exploring … Continue reading →

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What is a heroine?

Posted on January 14, 2016 by rgreen16

In my course in Conflict Transformation & Social Justice at Queen’s University, Belfast, and in all of my travels around Europe, I am focusing, broadly, on women. I am consciously examining everything that I read and see through a gendered … Continue reading →

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Bloody Sunday

Posted on February 10, 2011 by Ibrahim Elshamy - University of Ulster, Magee

Last Sunday, I attended the annual march to commemorate the events of Bloody Sunday, 39 years ago to the day when the British army shot unarmed civilians protesting for their civil rights in here Northern Ireland. As I walked up … Continue reading →

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