Rowman & Littlefield Publishers
Pages: 264
Trim: 6¼ x 9¼
978-0-930390-51-8 • Hardback • January 1983 • $86.00 • (£66.00) - Currently out of stock. Copies will arrive soon.
Chapter 1 Acknowledgements
Chapter 2 Preface
Chapter 3 Introduction: Ways of Looking at Terrorism and Revolt
Chapter 4 Interethnic Conflict in the British Isles
Chapter 5 The Stuff of History
Chapter 6 Human Rights in the Orange Statelet
Chapter 7 Revolt Renewed
Chapter 8 Learning to Be Violent
Chapter 9 Terror in Upper-Class Strategy
Chapter 10 Terror in Middle- and Lower-Class Strategies
Chapter 11 Terror as Theater
Chapter 12 Quests for Peace
Chapter 13 Is There No End To It All?
Chapter 14 Index
Lee does a professional job in his new book, Terrorism in Northern Ireland.
— Pittsburgh Catholic
Lee argues that in Northern Ireland the pattern of terrorism, by authorities as well as insurgents, reflects class orientations.
— Choice Reviews
Lee has done a great service to the cause of peace. A must for all concerned.
— Irish Literary Supplement
I am very favorably impressed by its clear and revealing treatment of a very complex and puzzling episode in our contemporary world. The result is a scholarly work that not only gives an excellent treatment of the North Ireland happenings but also contributes a significant theoretical understanding of the general nature of terrorism.
— Herbert Blumer, University of California, Berkeley
The author has done a great service to the cause of peace—dynamic and continuing peace—in Northern Ireland, and his book is must reading for all concerned with a permanent resolution of the chronic conflict in that tragic country.
— Afif I. Tannous, Board of Directors, International Center for Dynamics of Development
An excellent book for the student of the Northern Ireland tragedy.
— Best Sellers
I was fully convinced that the author measured up to his declared stand and purpose, as well as to his scholarly reputation as a humanistic sociologist.
— The Churchman
The analytical lens through which the facts are filtered makes for some startling interpretations.
— West European Politics
Lee introduces his excellent study, Terrorism in Northern Ireland.
— American Anthropologist
Lee's excellent book is an antidote to this kind of preeemptive censorship.
— The Irish Edition
In this carefully-written book, Lee's scapel bares the fact that terrorism is not the exculsive tissue of any one cultural group in Ireland.
— Recon
With the help of this book's analysis, a clearer understanding of non-violent strategy which takes on terrorism at all levels can be constructed.
— Peace By Peace