Bernadette Hayes Knihy

Examines how and why the Northern Ireland conflict was resolved from the perspective of the general public, using dozens of public opinion surveys collected since 1968 -- .

Focusing on the transformation from conflict to peace in Northern Ireland, this book explores the impact of the 1998 Belfast Agreement through the voices of its residents. By analyzing public opinion surveys from 1968 onward, it reveals shifts in societal and political attitudes, encompassing elections, education, community relations, and national identity. The narrative provides a comprehensive understanding of the factors that contributed to the resolution of longstanding tensions, highlighting the experiences and perspectives of those directly affected.