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Belfast: Approach to Crisis

A Study of Belfast Politics 1613–1970

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  • © 1973

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Authors:
  1. Ian Budge

    1. Department of Government, University of Essex, UK

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  2. Cornelius O’Leary

    1. Department of Political Science, The Queen’s University of Belfast, UK

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Table of contents (14 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-xxii
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  2. The Early Years: 1613–1832

    • Ian Budge, Cornelius O’Leary
    Pages 1-40

  3. The Age of John Bates: 1832–55

    • Ian Budge, Cornelius O’Leary
    Pages 41-72

  4. The Age of Riots: 1855–74

    • Ian Budge, Cornelius O’Leary
    Pages 73-100

  5. The Age of Consolidation: 1874–1920

    • Ian Budge, Cornelius O’Leary
    Pages 101-135

  6. 1920 and After

    • Ian Budge, Cornelius O’Leary
    Pages 136-172

  7. Local Elections and Party Competition: 1897–1967

    • Ian Budge, Cornelius O’Leary
    Pages 173-198

  8. Party Images and Voting Choice: 1966

    • Ian Budge, Cornelius O’Leary
    Pages 199-227

  9. Class and Religion in Belfast

    • Ian Budge, Cornelius O’Leary
    Pages 228-248

  10. Influences on Political Attitudes: Class, Religion, Party and Activism

    • Ian Budge, Cornelius O’Leary
    Pages 249-263

  11. Recruitment of Activists

    • Ian Budge, Cornelius O’Leary
    Pages 264-283

  12. Representation

    • Ian Budge, Cornelius O’Leary
    Pages 284-318

  13. Political Communication

    • Ian Budge, Cornelius O’Leary
    Pages 319-354

  14. Support for Established Institutions, Cross-cutting and the Reaction of Political Moderates

    • Ian Budge, Cornelius O’Leary
    Pages 355-371

  15. Conclusions

    • Ian Budge, Cornelius O’Leary
    Pages 372-379

  16. Back Matter

    Pages 380-396
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  • Department of Government, University of Essex, UK

    Ian Budge

  • Department of Political Science, The Queen’s University of Belfast, UK

    Cornelius O’Leary

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