Jonathan Evershed is a postdoctoral research fellow in the department of Government and Politics, University College Cork, and a visiting fellow at the Institute of Irish Studies, Queen's University Belfast.
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Foreword Acknowledgements List of Figures List of Tables List of Acronyms Introduction 1. (Re)theorising Commemoration 2. 'What does it mean to follow a ghost?': Locating 'the field' and the ethics of empathy 3. Policy, peacebuilding and 'the past' during the Decade of Centenaries 4. Peace as Defeat: Loyalism and 'culture war' in the 'new' Northern Ireland 5. 'Our culture is their bravery': Commemoration and the 'culture war' 6. The Golden Age: Memory work and Loyalism's conflicted hauntology 7. Dupes no more? Loyalist commemoration and the politics of peacebuilding Postscript: All changed, changed utterly? Bibliography
Foreword Acknowledgements List of Figures List of Tables List of Acronyms Introduction 1. (Re)theorising Commemoration 2. 'What does it mean to follow a ghost?': Locating 'the field' and the ethics of empathy 3. Policy, peacebuilding and 'the past' during the Decade of Centenaries 4. Peace as Defeat: Loyalism and 'culture war' in the 'new' Northern Ireland 5. 'Our culture is their bravery': Commemoration and the 'culture war' 6. The Golden Age: Memory work and Loyalism's conflicted hauntology 7. Dupes no more? Loyalist commemoration and the politics of peacebuilding Postscript: All changed, changed utterly? Bibliography
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