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Thirty years of Irish Studies in International Affairs by John Doyle 1 The Responsibility to Protect The Responsibility to Protect: Ending Mass Atrocity Crimes Once and for All by Gareth Evans 7 Responsibility to Protect: from Concept to Implementation by Peter Power 15 A Responsibility to Protect by Colonel Colm Doyle 21 Unravelling the Paradox of 'The Responsibility to Protect' by David Chandler 27 Good Samaritans: When do we Heed 'the Responsibility to Protect'? by Alynna J. Lyon 41 Africa and the 'Responsibility to Protect': What role for the ICC? by Jakkie Cilliers, Sabelo Gumedze and Thembani Mbadlanyana 55 The Role of Islam in Sudanese Politics: a Socio-Historical Perspective by Ben Noble-Frapin 69 Northern Ireland After Ethnic Conflict: Religion and Peace-building in West Belfast by Neil Southern 83 Intelligence and Controversial British Interrogation Techniques: the Northern Ireland Case, 1971–2 by Samantha Newbery 103 Ireland: Domestic Affairs and International Relations Securing the State with Soldier Spies: evaluating the Risks of using Military Personnel to gather Surveillance Evidence in Ireland by Michael Mulqueen 121 The Politics of Cordiality: Continuity and Change in Irish—American Diplomacy during the Johnson Presidency, 1963–9 by Paul Loftus 143 Annual Reviews Ireland's Foreign Relations in 2008 by Nicholas Rees 167 Ireland's Foreign Aid in 2008 by Helen O'Neill 193 Abbreviations 223 |
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