Terence Duffy
Biographic Data
| ID | 4405409 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Terence Duffy |
| GIVEN NAMES | Terence |
| FAMILY NAME | Duffy |
| SIGNATURE | DUFFY T |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Ulster |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 39 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1993 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2002 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Elections: Full, free and fair
Marian Sawer (ed.). Sydney: The Federation Press, 2001. 256pp., pbk, ISBN 1 86287 395 X
Exhibiting Human Rights
Iranian politics and conservative/reformist conflict: Civil society and the state in contemporary Iran
Do the results of recent elections herald the development of a more modern and open political system in Iran? Terence Duffy assesses the prospects for political change there. Terence Duffy argues that Iran's parliamentary elections of February 2000 are likely to further consolidate the process of political modernisation which was encouraged by the 1999 local elections. While conservative influences still exert considerable power in Iranian societ…
Northern Ireland and the UK since the Good Friday agreement
Terence Duffy and James Dingley assess political progress in the Northern Ireland Assembly. They argue that issues of UK governmental centralism versus localism, remain marginal to Northern Ireland political concerns, and if devolution is seen as a panacea for sectarian politics, the experience of the Assembly has thus far offered limited evidence of emerging common ground between the two communities
Uncertain democracy: Cambodia since the July 1998 election
Is Cambodia on the path towards democracy following recent upheavals and the internationally monitored elections of 1998? Terence Duffy reports
Civic zones of peace
Public monuments commemorating the tragedies of war characterize the urban fabric of many nations. In recent years, however, memorials of peace have come to play an important role in many towns in the U.S., Europe and beyond. Peace parks and civic peace architecture have become more visible aspects of municipal and public life. Ranging from ambitious international parks to humble peace sculptures, such projects contribute significantly to the ide…
Toward a Culture of Human Rights in Cambodia
Cambodia since the Election: Peace, Democracy and Human Rights
This article examines the recent political and social context of Cambodian experience and relates it to Cambodia's tragic human rights legacy. It explores the salience of the Cambodian kitting fields in popular memory and juxtaposes this with the operations of UNTAC's Human Rights component. The idea of promoting a culture of human rights in this unlikely environment is discussed and related to measures of human rights education, social justice, …
Untac's Mission in Cambodia: Prospects for Democracy and Human Rights
(1994). UNTAC's Mission in Cambodia: Prospects for Democracy and Human Rights. Asian Affairs: An American Review: Vol. 20, No. 4, pp. 218-240
Exhibiting peace
The recent publication of Bringing Peace to People (documenting the first major symposium on peace museums in Britain) is encouraging news for peace museum advocates. The meeting, convened at Bradford in September 1992 by the Give Peace a Chance Trust (a Quaker charity dedicated to establishing a peace museum in the United Kingdom), was attended by directors of peace museums and related institutions from various parts of the world. Increasingly t…
Elections: Full, free and fair
Marian Sawer (ed.). Sydney: The Federation Press, 2001. 256pp., pbk, ISBN 1 86287 395 X
Toward a Culture of Human Rights in Cambodia
Iranian politics and conservative/reformist conflict: Civil society and the state in contemporary Iran
Do the results of recent elections herald the development of a more modern and open political system in Iran? Terence Duffy assesses the prospects for political change there. Terence Duffy argues that Iran's parliamentary elections of February 2000 are likely to further consolidate the process of political modernisation which was encouraged by the 1999 local elections. While conservative influences still exert considerable power in Iranian societ…
Exhibiting peace
The recent publication of Bringing Peace to People (documenting the first major symposium on peace museums in Britain) is encouraging news for peace museum advocates. The meeting, convened at Bradford in September 1992 by the Give Peace a Chance Trust (a Quaker charity dedicated to establishing a peace museum in the United Kingdom), was attended by directors of peace museums and related institutions from various parts of the world. Increasingly t…
Northern Ireland and the UK since the Good Friday agreement
Terence Duffy and James Dingley assess political progress in the Northern Ireland Assembly. They argue that issues of UK governmental centralism versus localism, remain marginal to Northern Ireland political concerns, and if devolution is seen as a panacea for sectarian politics, the experience of the Assembly has thus far offered limited evidence of emerging common ground between the two communities
Uncertain democracy: Cambodia since the July 1998 election
Is Cambodia on the path towards democracy following recent upheavals and the internationally monitored elections of 1998? Terence Duffy reports
Exhibiting peace
The recent publication of Bringing Peace to People (documenting the first major symposium on peace museums in Britain) is encouraging news for peace museum advocates. The meeting, convened at Bradford in September 1992 by the Give Peace a Chance Trust (a Quaker charity dedicated to establishing a peace museum in the United Kingdom), was attended by directors of peace museums and related institutions from various parts of the world. Increasingly t…
Toward a Culture of Human Rights in Cambodia
Cambodia since the Election: Peace, Democracy and Human Rights
This article examines the recent political and social context of Cambodian experience and relates it to Cambodia's tragic human rights legacy. It explores the salience of the Cambodian kitting fields in popular memory and juxtaposes this with the operations of UNTAC's Human Rights component. The idea of promoting a culture of human rights in this unlikely environment is discussed and related to measures of human rights education, social justice, …
Untac's Mission in Cambodia: Prospects for Democracy and Human Rights
(1994). UNTAC's Mission in Cambodia: Prospects for Democracy and Human Rights. Asian Affairs: An American Review: Vol. 20, No. 4, pp. 218-240
Civic zones of peace
Public monuments commemorating the tragedies of war characterize the urban fabric of many nations. In recent years, however, memorials of peace have come to play an important role in many towns in the U.S., Europe and beyond. Peace parks and civic peace architecture have become more visible aspects of municipal and public life. Ranging from ambitious international parks to humble peace sculptures, such projects contribute significantly to the ide…
Northern Ireland and the UK since the Good Friday agreement
Terence Duffy and James Dingley assess political progress in the Northern Ireland Assembly. They argue that issues of UK governmental centralism versus localism, remain marginal to Northern Ireland political concerns, and if devolution is seen as a panacea for sectarian politics, the experience of the Assembly has thus far offered limited evidence of emerging common ground between the two communities
Uncertain democracy: Cambodia since the July 1998 election
Is Cambodia on the path towards democracy following recent upheavals and the internationally monitored elections of 1998? Terence Duffy reports
Exhibiting Human Rights
Iranian politics and conservative/reformist conflict: Civil society and the state in contemporary Iran
Do the results of recent elections herald the development of a more modern and open political system in Iran? Terence Duffy assesses the prospects for political change there. Terence Duffy argues that Iran's parliamentary elections of February 2000 are likely to further consolidate the process of political modernisation which was encouraged by the 1999 local elections. While conservative influences still exert considerable power in Iranian societ…
Elections: Full, free and fair
Marian Sawer (ed.). Sydney: The Federation Press, 2001. 256pp., pbk, ISBN 1 86287 395 X
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