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QPol - Professor Marie Coleman

15 May, 2024

A critical response to plans for a ‘public history’ of British Policy in Northern Ireland during the Troubles

Mitchell Institute Fellow: Legacy, Professor Marie Coleman shares some thoughts following the latest developments in the public history of British policy during the conflict in Northern Ireland.

Read the article here.

The featured image has been used courtesy of a Creative Commons license. 

 

Professor Marie Coleman

Marie Coleman is Professor of Twentieth Century Irish History in the School of History, Anthropology, Philosophy and Politics at Queen's University Belfast.  Marie's principal research interests are in twentieth-century Irish history, especially the Irish revolution.  In 2021 she was a member of the Northern Ireland Office’s Centenary Historical Advisory Panel and is co-editor of a forthcoming series of essays, Northern Ireland, 1921-2021: Centenary Perspectives.

 

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