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About this book
This book examines the making and remaking of borders and boundaries primarily relating to Ireland.
Borders and Boundaries features selected papers from the 33rd Irish Conference of Historians held by the University of Galway in May 2021 on the theme of 'Borders and Boundaries'. It covers the medieval to the contemporary, allowing a long view to be taken of the north-west border of Ireland, the borders of the early modern state, the impact of the partition of Ireland and social boundaries in the late twentieth century. It aims to stimulate debate and highlight how borders can be written out of history while remaining essential to comprehending the making and remaking of our worlds.
This volume will be of value for those interested in border studies, Irish history and modern history.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Half Title
- Series
- Title
- Copyright
- Contents
- List of Figures
- List of Maps
- List of Contributors
- 1 Introduction: The Making and Re-making of Borders
- 2 Limerick c. AD 1200: A Frontier City in Europe’s Wild West
- 3 Historical Boundaries and Historic Borders: The Case of Cairpre Dromma Clíabh
- 4 Urban Oligarchies and Border Society in Later Medieval Ireland
- 5 ‘Tudor England’s French Frontier: The Laws of Guînes (1529) and the Defence of the Calais Pale’
- 6 Conquest or Recovery: Enlarging the English Pale in Early Tudor Ireland
- 7 The Final Tudor Frontier: The North-West of Ireland in the Late Sixteenth Century
- 8 Early Modern Border Management and New Historiographical Approaches
- 9 Building Narratives: Ireland and the Borders of Architectural History
- 10 Protestant Demographic Dynamics in early Twentieth Century Ireland, 1901–26
- 11 The Day-to-Day Effects of Partition
- 12 Within an Imaginary Border: The ‘Protestant Free State’ in Independent Ireland
- 13 Fault Lines of Trade Union Disunity, 1922–1939
- 14 ‘A Peripatetic University for Catholic Social Activists’: John Hayes and the International Origins of Muintir na Tire’s ‘Rural Weeks’
- 15 Beyond the Pale? Representations of the Teddy Boy Subculture in Irish Theatre, 1955–1965
- 16 Politics and the Praxis of Power: The Political Establishment and the Talented Young in Post–World War II Ireland
- 17 ‘To Hell or to Connaught’: Margaret Thatcher, Northern Ireland and the Prospect of Repartition, 1979–1990
- Index