Conclusion

Loughlin, James

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James Loughlin²

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At the heart of the Ulster problem is a conflict of national identity. It consists not only of different national identities but different kinds of national identity, rooted in historical evolution.

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Magee College, University of Ulster, UK
James Loughlin (Senior Lecturer in History)

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Loughlin, J. (1998). Conclusion. In: The Ulster Question since 1945. Studies in Contemporary History. Palgrave, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-26708-8_6

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