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Proceedings of the British Academy
Proceedings of the British Aca (1999)
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This is the first systematic study of the social and political development of the two Irelands since partition. Scholars from various disciplines here consider economic development, political history, demography and migration, religion, family, industrial relations, education and many other factors.Other Versions
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