Ambiguity, Sovereignty, and Identity in Ireland: Peace and Transition
By , February 8, 2012
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The author describes the development of peace between Ireland and Great Britain through compromise negotiations among political leaders. The ambiguity in positions allows competing sides to maintain differing views of the future, but also allows the parties to negotiate an agreement on that future. An effect of such negotiations has been recognizing the rights of minority populations, which is proving to be vital in enhancing the peace.
