The Ulster Unionist Party and the U.S. role in the Northern Ireland peace process, 1994-2000

Policy Studies Journal

Volumn 28, Issue 4, 2000, Pages 858-874

  Wilson, A J ^a  

^a LOYOLA UNIVERSITY CHICAGO   (United States)

Author keywords

[No Author keywords available]

Indexed keywords

COMMUNICATION; INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS; PEACE PROCESS;

UNITED KINGDOM; UNITED STATES;

EID: 0034438017     PISSN: 00190292     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: None     Document Type: Article

References (58)

1. "Fun" parades can become tourist attractions, says Trimble
2. Back to the future in Ulster?
3. BC honors a peacemaker
4. Ulster's fire-and-brimstone loyalist preaches "no."
5. A clear call to all the president's Ulstermen
6. Protestants in Ulster rebuke U.S
7. Irish-American groups welcome loyalist as hero of the cease-fire
8. New white hope: Unionist opportunity beckons as Clinton promises an era of even-handedness
9. Hope springs across the sea
10. The USA effect
11. Will the real David Trimble step forward?
12. The unionists are in Washington, and the White House is listening
13. Clinton praises unionist leader for saving pact
14. Trimble stands firm on decommissioning
15. Molyneaux says CIA unit is in Ulster
16. Face to face
17. Loyalist love-in
18. Loyalists tell it straight
19. Unionists try to influence U.S. policy on Northern Ireland
20. Daring peace in Northern Ireland
21. Irish America
22. Mr. Trimble's narrow victory
23. Happy St. Patrick's Day, Mr. Adams
24. Unionists have always avoided America
25. Unionists find Washington is not deaf to their concerns
26. The voice of pragmatic unionism: Interview with Ken Maginnis
27. Inside file
28. Trimble smashes new ground
29. Trimble's ball game
30. Storm at leaks to IRA from the White House
31. Row looms over UUP cash from Republic
32. Sexual deviancy in the White House
33. Crowley's "intimate knowledge" of the IRA
34. Spotlight interview
35. Surprising voices for peace
36. The IRA's turn
37. The new face of Northern Ireland
38. Trimble: Unionism as usual
39. Trimble's balancing act
40. Dear Mr. President, about Northern Ireland
41. White House bias
42. Trimble's Nazi politics