Eilish Rooney
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 87651 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Eilish Rooney |
| PRENOMES | Eilish |
| SOBRENOME | Rooney |
| ASSINATURA | ROONEY E |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Ulster |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 14 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 52 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 14 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1988 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2018 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Transitional Justice from the Margins
Transforming Communities through Academic Activism
This article tracks the engagement of university faculty in academic and community activism during thirty years in conflict-affected Northern Ireland. Over time, the team of three academics who wrote the article developed programs to help tackle educational disadvantage in a deeply divided society riven with violent conflict. Our pedagogical approach was driven by social justice principles in practice. In the process, students became what Ledwith…
The ‘Long Grass’ of Agreements
Peace agreements have their honeymoon periods launched by a photo shoot marking the outbreak of ‘peace’. The work of converting the promise and hard-won compromises of a transition into reality is fraught with visible and hidden threats. When can we know a transition is ‘working’? How can we calculate the level of security threat posed to future stability by deep rooted structural inequalities? What role does restorative justice play in these dil…
Critical reflections
The influence of theory on understanding
An invitation to review Heather Ingman's Kristevan study of Irish women's twentieth century fiction sparked these thoughts on how theory influences understanding, in this case, of Irish politics, literature and gender. Intersectionality theory, combined with insights from Irish postcolonial studies, is used to indicate some critical implications of how a reading of ‘gender’ and ‘nationalism’ shapes literary interpretation
Engendering transitional justice
The globalisation of transitional justice as a framework for the resolution of conflicts is a remarkable phenomenon of the post-Cold War era (Bell and Craig, 2000). In different contexts this framework has significant consequences for women’s equality. This article asserts that a conceptualisation of gender that intersects with other dimensions of inequality in state formation provides an important tool for understanding contemporary transitional…
Women’s equality in Northern Ireland’s transition
Beyond Sex and Gender
Shattering Silence
Women in Northern Irish Politics
This chapter is a series of critical reflections. It is driven by the effort to grasp, explain and understand further what women do and how gender works in the politically divided and sectarian society of the north of Ireland.1 It offers a situated exploration: of women in conflict; of democracy and sectarianism; and of feminism and local feminist approaches to conflict and war. The chapter contends that the historically sedimented, asymmetrical …
Political Division, Practical Alliance
PoiincAL Division, Practical Alliance: Problems for Women in Conflict Eilish Rooney It is still necessary to map the recent past in Northern Ireland. We are so used to the "sound byte," "whaf s happening now" coverage of current events and history that it is easy to lose sight of even the living memory context of the current conflict. This conflict has been going on for over twenty-six years. Long enough for the present generation to remember not…
Women in political conflict
Women, community and politics in Northern Ireland
(1992). Women, community and politics in Northern Ireland: ‐ isms in action. Journal of Gender Studies: Vol. 1, Gender and Nationalism, pp. 475-491
Women working for women
Engendering transitional justice
The globalisation of transitional justice as a framework for the resolution of conflicts is a remarkable phenomenon of the post-Cold War era (Bell and Craig, 2000). In different contexts this framework has significant consequences for women’s equality. This article asserts that a conceptualisation of gender that intersects with other dimensions of inequality in state formation provides an important tool for understanding contemporary transitional…
Women’s equality in Northern Ireland’s transition
Political Division, Practical Alliance
PoiincAL Division, Practical Alliance: Problems for Women in Conflict Eilish Rooney It is still necessary to map the recent past in Northern Ireland. We are so used to the "sound byte," "whaf s happening now" coverage of current events and history that it is easy to lose sight of even the living memory context of the current conflict. This conflict has been going on for over twenty-six years. Long enough for the present generation to remember not…
Transitional Justice from the Margins
Critical reflections
Women, community and politics in Northern Ireland
(1992). Women, community and politics in Northern Ireland: ‐ isms in action. Journal of Gender Studies: Vol. 1, Gender and Nationalism, pp. 475-491
Transforming Communities through Academic Activism
This article tracks the engagement of university faculty in academic and community activism during thirty years in conflict-affected Northern Ireland. Over time, the team of three academics who wrote the article developed programs to help tackle educational disadvantage in a deeply divided society riven with violent conflict. Our pedagogical approach was driven by social justice principles in practice. In the process, students became what Ledwith…
Women in political conflict
Women working for women
Women, community and politics in Northern Ireland
(1992). Women, community and politics in Northern Ireland: ‐ isms in action. Journal of Gender Studies: Vol. 1, Gender and Nationalism, pp. 475-491
Political Division, Practical Alliance
PoiincAL Division, Practical Alliance: Problems for Women in Conflict Eilish Rooney It is still necessary to map the recent past in Northern Ireland. We are so used to the "sound byte," "whaf s happening now" coverage of current events and history that it is easy to lose sight of even the living memory context of the current conflict. This conflict has been going on for over twenty-six years. Long enough for the present generation to remember not…
Women in political conflict
Women in Northern Irish Politics
This chapter is a series of critical reflections. It is driven by the effort to grasp, explain and understand further what women do and how gender works in the politically divided and sectarian society of the north of Ireland.1 It offers a situated exploration: of women in conflict; of democracy and sectarianism; and of feminism and local feminist approaches to conflict and war. The chapter contends that the historically sedimented, asymmetrical …
Shattering Silence
Beyond Sex and Gender
Women’s equality in Northern Ireland’s transition
Engendering transitional justice
The globalisation of transitional justice as a framework for the resolution of conflicts is a remarkable phenomenon of the post-Cold War era (Bell and Craig, 2000). In different contexts this framework has significant consequences for women’s equality. This article asserts that a conceptualisation of gender that intersects with other dimensions of inequality in state formation provides an important tool for understanding contemporary transitional…
Critical reflections
The influence of theory on understanding
An invitation to review Heather Ingman's Kristevan study of Irish women's twentieth century fiction sparked these thoughts on how theory influences understanding, in this case, of Irish politics, literature and gender. Intersectionality theory, combined with insights from Irish postcolonial studies, is used to indicate some critical implications of how a reading of ‘gender’ and ‘nationalism’ shapes literary interpretation
The ‘Long Grass’ of Agreements
Peace agreements have their honeymoon periods launched by a photo shoot marking the outbreak of ‘peace’. The work of converting the promise and hard-won compromises of a transition into reality is fraught with visible and hidden threats. When can we know a transition is ‘working’? How can we calculate the level of security threat posed to future stability by deep rooted structural inequalities? What role does restorative justice play in these dil…
Transforming Communities through Academic Activism
This article tracks the engagement of university faculty in academic and community activism during thirty years in conflict-affected Northern Ireland. Over time, the team of three academics who wrote the article developed programs to help tackle educational disadvantage in a deeply divided society riven with violent conflict. Our pedagogical approach was driven by social justice principles in practice. In the process, students became what Ledwith…
Transitional Justice from the Margins
Sociology (14 obras) · Political science (11 obras) · Gender Studies (8 obras) · Irish and British Studies (8 obras) · Law (8 obras) · Law (8 obras) · Politics (7 obras) · Gender Politics and Representation (5 obras) · Gender Studies (5 obras) · Irish (5 obras)