Marking St Patrick's Day, the following select bibliography highlights items in the library collections relating to Irish migration and identity within the Commonwealth. All items are available in the library collections.
Donald Harman Akenson
The Irish in Ontario : a study in rural history
Kingston : McGill-Queen's University Press, c1984.
ICOMM Ground Floor Libr F1059.7.I7 AKE REFERENCE ONLY
Donald Harman Akenson
If the Irish ran the world : Montserrat, 1630-1730
Montreal : McGill-Queens University Press, 1997.
ICOMM Ground Floor Libr F2082 AKE REFERENCE ONLY
Keith Amos
The Fenians in Australia, 1865-1880
Kensington, NSW, Australia : NSWU Press, c1988.
ICOMM Ground Floor Libr JV9185 AMO REFERENCE ONLY
Brian P. Clarke
Piety and nationalism : lay voluntary associations and the creation of an Irish-Catholic community in Toronto, 1850-1895
Montreal ; Buffalo : McGill-Queen's University Press, c1993.
ICOMM Ground Floor Libr BX1424.T6 CLA REFERENCE ONLY
Philip James Currie
Canada and the Irish question : 1867-present
Victoria, B.C. : P.J. Currie, c2001.
STACK SERVICE [DEPOS - F1029.I7 CUR REFERENCE ONLY
Richard P. Davis
Irish issues in New Zealand politics, 1868-1922
Dunedin, N.Z. : University of Otago Press, 1974.
ICOMM Ground Floor Libr HT1582 DAV REFERENCE ONLY
Bruce S. Elliott.
Irish migrants in the Canadas : a new approach
Kingston : McGill-Queen's University Press ; Belfast, Northern Ireland : Institute of Irish Studies, Queen's University of Belfast, 1988.
ICOMM Ground Floor Libr F1035 ELL REFERENCE ONLY
David Fitzpatrick
Oceans of consolation : personal accounts of Irish migration to Australia
Cork : Cork University Press, 1994.
ICOMM Ground Floor Libr JV7711 OCE REFERENCE ONLY
Lyndon Fraser (ed)
A Distant shore : Irish migration & New Zealand settlement
Dunedin, N.Z. : University of Otago Press, 2000.
ICOMM Ground Floor Libr DU425.I7 DIS REFERENCE ONLY
Lyndon Fraser
Castles of gold : a history of New Zealand's West Coast Irish
Dunedin, N.Z. : Otago University Press, 2007.
ICOMM Ground Floor Libr DU425.I7 FRA REFERENCE ONLY
D. W. Harkness
The restless Dominion: the Irish Free State and the British Commonwealth of Nations 1921-31
London ; Melbourne : Macmillan ; Dublin : Gill & Macmillan, 1969.
ICOMM Ground Floor Libr JN285 HAR REFERENCE ONLY
Irish Republican Association of South Africa
The Irish in South Africa 1920-21
[Cape Town] : Irish Republican Association, [1921]
ICOMM Ground Floor Libr DT764.I7 IRI REFERENCE ONLY
Colm Kiernan (ed)
Ireland and Australia
North Ryde, NSW, Australia : Angus & Robertson, 1984.
ICOMM Ground Floor Libr JV9185 KIE REFERENCE ONLY
Colm Kiernan
Australia and Ireland 1788-1988 : bicentenary essays
Dublin : Gill and Macmillan, c1986.
ICOMM Ground Floor Libr DU110 KIE REFERENCE ONLY
T. J. Kiernan
The Irish exiles in Australia
Dublin : Clonmore & Reynolds, [1954]
ICOMM Ground Floor Libr JV9185 KIE REFERENCE ONLY
Donald MacKay
Flight from famine : the coming of the Irish to Canada
Toronto : McClelland & Stewart, 1990.
ICOMM Ground Floor Libr F1035 MAC REFERENCE ONLY
John J. Mannion
Irish settlements in eastern Canada : a study of cultural transfer and adaptation
Toronto : Published for the University of Toronto Dept. of Geography by the University of Toronto Press, [c1974]
ICOMM Ground Floor Libr JV7285 MAN REFERENCE ONLY
Angela McCarthy
Irish migrants in New Zealand, 1840-1937 : 'the desired haven'
Woodbridge, Suffolk ; Rochester, NY : Boydell Press, 2005.
ICOMM Ground Floor Libr DU425.I7 MCC REFERENCE ONLY
Trevor McClaughlin (ed)
Irish women in colonial Australia
St Leonards, N.S.W. : Allen & Unwin, 1998.
ICOMM Ground Floor Libr JV9185 IRI REFERENCE ONLY
John O'Brien & Pauric Travers (eds)
The Irish emigrant experience in Australia
Swords, Co. Dublin, Ireland : Poolbeg, 1991.
ICOMM Ground Floor Libr JV9185 IRI REFERENCE ONLY
Sean O'Callaghan
To hell or Barbados : the ethnic cleansing of Ireland
Dingle, Co. Kerry, Ireland : Brandon, 2000.
ICOMM Ground Floor Libr F2041 OCA REFERENCE ONLY
Patrick O'Farrell and Brian Trainor
Letters from Irish Australia, 1825-1929
Sydney, Australia : New South Wales University Press ; Belfast, Northern Ireland : Ulster Historical Foundation, 1984.
ICOMM Ground Floor Libr HT1581 OFA REFERENCE ONLY
Patrick O'Farrell
The Irish in Australia
Kensington, NSW, Australia : NSWU Press, c1987.
ICOMM Ground Floor Libr HT1581 OFA REFERENCE ONLY
Patrick O'Farrell
Through Irish eyes : Australian and New Zealand images of the Irish, 1788-1948; contemporary photographs by Richard O'Farrell
Richmond, Victoria : Aurora Books, 1994.
STACK SERVICE [DEPOS - HT1580 OFA fol REFERENCE ONLY
Brendan O'Grady
Exiles and islanders : the Irish settlers of Prince Edward Island
Montreal, Quebec : McGill-Queen's University Press, 2004.
ICOMM Ground Floor Libr F1048 OGR REFERENCE ONLY
Kate O'Malley
Ireland, India and Empire : Indo-Irish radical connections, 1919-64
Manchester ; New York : Manchester University Press ; 2008.
ICOMM Ground Floor Libr DS450.I7 OMA REFERENCE ONLY
Patricia Owen and Frances Owen
A rebel hand : Nicholas Delaney of 1798 : from Ireland to Australia : the story of a Wicklow rebel condemned to death, reprieved and transported to New South Wales, where he made a new life and found a large clan of Delaneys
London : Banner, 1999.
ICOMM Ground Floor Libr DA948.6.D4 OWE REFERENCE ONLY
Geoffrey Partington
The Australian nation : its British and Irish roots
Kew, Vic. : Australian Scholarly Publishers, 1994.
ICOMM Ground Floor Libr DU110 PAR REFERENCE ONLY
Brad Patterson (ed)
From Ulster to New Ulster : the 2003 Ulster-New Zealand lectures
Coleraine, Northern Ireland : Institute of Ulster-Scots Studies, University of Ulster, 2004.
ICOMM Ground Floor Libr DU425.I7 FRO REFERENCE ONLY
Brad Patterson (ed)
Ulster-New Zealand migration and cultural transfers
Dublin, Ireland ; Portland, OR : Four Courts Press, c2006.
ICOMM Ground Floor Libr HT1582 ULS REFERENCE ONLY
Brad Patterson
The Irish in New Zealand : historical contexts and perspectives
Wellington, N.Z. : Stout Research Centre, Victoria University of Wellington.
ICOMM Ground Floor Libr DU425.I7 IRI REFERENCE ONLY
Bob Reece (ed)
Irish convict lives
Sydney : Crossing Press, 1993.
ICOMM Ground Floor Libr HV8962 IRI REFERENCE ONLY
Bob Reece (ed)
Exiles from Erin : convict lives in Ireland and Australia
Basingstoke : Macmillan, 1991.
ICOMM Ground Floor Libr HV8935 EXI REFERENCE ONLY
Rob Reece
The origins of Irish convict transportation to New South Wales
Basingstoke, Hants. : Palgrave, 2001.
ICOMM Ground Floor Libr HV8962 REE REFERENCE ONLY
Anna Rogers
A lucky landing : the story of the Irish in New Zealand
Auckland : Random House, 1996.
STACK SERVICE [DEPOS - JV9262 ROG fol REFERENCE ONLY
Anthony de Verteuil
Sylvester Devenish and the Irish in nineteenth century Trinidad
Newtown, Port of Spain, Trinidad : Paria Pub. Co., c1986.
ICOMM Ground Floor Libr F2119.5 D4 DEV REFERENCE ONLY
David A. Wilson
The Irish in Canada
Ottawa : Canadian Historical Association, 1989.
ICOMM Ground Floor Libr F1035 WIL REFERENCE ONLY
David A. Wilson (ed)
Irish nationalism in Canada
Montreal : McGill-Queen's University Press, c2009.
ICOMM Ground Floor Libr F1035.I7 IRI REFERENCE ONLY
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Thursday, 17 March 2011
Friday, 6 August 2010
'Negotiating with the ‘Enemy’: perspectives past and present - 24th September 2010
University of London School of Advanced Study, Institute of Commonwealth Studies-Open University Empire and Postcolonial Group and Ferguson Centre for African & Asian Studies
Workshops on Counterinsurgency and Colonialism
'Negotiating with the ‘Enemy’: perspectives past and present
Friday 24 September 2010
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Venue: Institute of Commonwealth Studies, School of Advanced Study, University of
London, Court Room, South Block, Senate House, Malet Street, London, WC1E 7HU
Theme:
Counterinsurgency, 'homeland security' and 'The War on Terror' have led to a renewed interest in historical case studies of counterinsurgency, including case studies from the British Empire and Commonwealth. There has been debate in the US and UK of military
strategies, 'winning hearts and minds', and policing for international operations. But the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, and the peace process in Northern Ireland, demonstrate that another, relatively neglected area can have a major impact on such campaigns. This is the 'negotiation' with, and 'persuasion' of, militant elites and their key civilian supporters. The Northern Ireland peace process was developed through complex, often secret, contacts. The Iraqi insurgency was turned around as much through the 'Anbar Awakening' as by a 'surge' and new counterinsurgency policy. The question of how to negotiate, persuade and buy over Taliban leaders and supporters came to the fore in Afghanistan policy in 2009-10. This workshop will look at a variety of ways and contexts, contemporary and historical, in which 'enemy' leaders (military and civilian) have been targeted for persuasion and negotiation.
Enquires: To apply to attend without a paper please email Troy Rutt: Troy.rutt@sas.ac.uk
Programme
Registration 9.00-9.15
Opening 9.15-9.30
Session 1 9.30-11.00 Negotiating with tribal societies – AfPak perspectives
Tea 11.00-11.15
Session 2 11.15-12.45 Levels of Negotiation: surrender & loyalty transfer
Session 3 1.45-3.15 Covert peacemaking: Northern Ireland experiences
Session 4 3.30-5.00 Paradoxes, Paradigms and Problems
For further details see the full programme.
Workshops on Counterinsurgency and Colonialism
'Negotiating with the ‘Enemy’: perspectives past and present
Friday 24 September 2010
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Venue: Institute of Commonwealth Studies, School of Advanced Study, University of
London, Court Room, South Block, Senate House, Malet Street, London, WC1E 7HU
Theme:
Counterinsurgency, 'homeland security' and 'The War on Terror' have led to a renewed interest in historical case studies of counterinsurgency, including case studies from the British Empire and Commonwealth. There has been debate in the US and UK of military
strategies, 'winning hearts and minds', and policing for international operations. But the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, and the peace process in Northern Ireland, demonstrate that another, relatively neglected area can have a major impact on such campaigns. This is the 'negotiation' with, and 'persuasion' of, militant elites and their key civilian supporters. The Northern Ireland peace process was developed through complex, often secret, contacts. The Iraqi insurgency was turned around as much through the 'Anbar Awakening' as by a 'surge' and new counterinsurgency policy. The question of how to negotiate, persuade and buy over Taliban leaders and supporters came to the fore in Afghanistan policy in 2009-10. This workshop will look at a variety of ways and contexts, contemporary and historical, in which 'enemy' leaders (military and civilian) have been targeted for persuasion and negotiation.
Enquires: To apply to attend without a paper please email Troy Rutt: Troy.rutt@sas.ac.uk
Programme
Registration 9.00-9.15
Opening 9.15-9.30
Session 1 9.30-11.00 Negotiating with tribal societies – AfPak perspectives
- Negotiating Frontier Relations: Britain & Wazistan (Hugh Beattie, Open University) Discussant: TBC
- The Political Officer: Managing the Pashtun tribes of the NW Frontier of India 1901-1947 (Chris Tripodi, Kings College London, DSD) Discussant: TBC
- Pashtun Perspectives on negotiating with the Soviets & British, 1839-1987 (Rob Johnson, Oxford University) Discussant: John Bew
Tea 11.00-11.15
Session 2 11.15-12.45 Levels of Negotiation: surrender & loyalty transfer
- Negotiating with Mau Mau: pseudo-gangs and surrender schemes, 1952-56 (Huw Bennett, King’s College London) Discussant: Karl Hack.
- Communist perspectives on coming to terms with the British & semi-autonomous local politicians: Malaya 1948-60’ (Karl Hack, Open University). Discussant: TBC.
Session 3 1.45-3.15 Covert peacemaking: Northern Ireland experiences
- Covert peacemaking: Clandestine Negotiations &Backchannels with the IRA during the early ‘Troubles’, 1972-76 (Andrew Mumford, University of Hull) Discussant: TBC
- Behind the Scenes: Negotiating with Republicans & Loyalists and the Northern Ireland Peace Process, 1980s-90s (Paul Dixon, Kingston University) Discussant: TBC.
Session 4 3.30-5.00 Paradoxes, Paradigms and Problems
- The Northern Ireland model re-examined: conditions for successful negotiation (John Bew, Kings College London) Discussant: Paul Dixon
- The Paradoxes of Negotiation (Isabelle Duyvesteyn and Bart Schuurman, Utrecht University, Netherlands) Discussant: TBC.
For further details see the full programme.
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