The British Government and the ‘Peace Process’ in Ireland. Report for Ex-Prisoners Assistance Committee (EXPAC), Ireland (Monaghan) “Conflicts of Interest” Education Programme (EU Fund for Peace and Reconciliation)

Mark Hayes

The British Government and the ‘Peace Process’ in Ireland. Report for Ex-Prisoners Assistance Committee (EXPAC), Ireland (Monaghan) “Conflicts of Interest” Education Programme (EU Fund for Peace and Reconciliation)

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Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 2011

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