The Legacy of the Good Friday Agreement

<div>1.Introduction.-&nbsp;2.Eamonn O’Kane and Paul Dixon, ‘The Northern Irish Peace Process: Political Issues and Controversies’.-&nbsp;Part I The Will to Change: Key Players and Events.- 3.Paul Dixon, ‘Tony Blair’s Honourable Deception: In Defence of the “Dirty” Politics of the Northern Irish Peace Process’.-&nbsp;4.Charles I. Armstrong, ‘”George Mitchell’s Peace”: The Good Friday Agreement in Colum McCann’s Novel TransAtlantic’.-&nbsp;5.Jan Erik Mustad, ‘From Protest to Power: The Rise of the DUP’.-&nbsp;Part II Winners, Losers and Beyond the Zero Sum Game?.- 6.Stefanie Lehner, ‘Troubling Victims: Representing a New Politics of Victimhood in Northern Ireland on Stage and Screen’.-&nbsp;7.Neil Jarman, ‘A Bitter Peace: Flag Protests, the Politics of No and Culture Wars’.-&nbsp;8.Gladys Ganiel, ‘A Gender Balanced Approach to Transforming Cultures of Militarism in Northern Ireland’.-&nbsp;9.Sissel Rosland, ‘Making Hope and History Rhyme? Dealing with Division and the Past in Northern Ireland after the Good Friday Agreement’.- Part III The Efficacy and Narratives of Culture.- 10.Seán Crosson, ‘The Shore (2011): Examining the Reconciliation Narrative in Post-Troubles Cinema’.-&nbsp;11.Margaret Mills Harper, ‘Elementals in Language: Seamus Heaney after the Good Friday Agreement’.-&nbsp;12.Anne Karhio, ‘Finished and Under Construction: Visual Representation and Spatial Relations in Post-Ceasefire Northern Irish Poetry’.-&nbsp;13.Ruben Moi, ‘Post-Good Friday Positions and Parallaxes in Sinéad Morrissey’s Poetry’.- PART IV. THE FUTURE OF PEACE.- 14.David Herbert, ‘Legacies of 1998: What Kind of Social Peace Has Developed in Northern Ireland? Social Attitudes, Inequality and Territoriality’.-&nbsp;15.John Brewer, ‘The Sociology of the Northern Irish Peace Process’.</div>