Peace process and British initiatives

56 in the Irish papers · 136 in the Fourth International press

In the Irish papers

• Lynch seeks mandate to smash Resistance
  Irish Trotskyist · 27 February 1973
• The White Paper © Illusion on Off
  Eamonn McCann · Free Ireland · May 1973
• In Defence of , Peace
  Dave Martin · Free Ireland · May 1973
• Ail Conference Saturday May 19 the British Movement —_ Andthe British Army in Ireland
  Bob Purdie · Free Ireland · May 1973
• “Limerick has been the ‘oasis in the desert’ for…”
  The Plough · June 1973
• } at
  The Plough · c. July 1973
• British Strategy in Northern Ireland
  Revolutionary Marxist Group pamphlets · c. 1974–75
• British Troops to Pull Out ? Only Struggle Will Decide!
  The Plough · 11 May 1974
• Intimidation by Scabs Fails
  Anne Speed · The Plough · 11 May 1974
• SDLP Collaborators
  The Plough · 11 May 1974
• The Provo Armed Campaign
  The Plough · 11 May 1974
• Commit Tees
  The Plough · c. summer 1974
• Tw/o Nations Theory and Southern Intellectuals
  The Plough · c. summer 1974
• Argentina- New President Will Continue Repression
  Unfree Citizen · 15 July 1974
• Pilgrimage to London
  Unfree Citizen · 23 September 1974
• Pa Per’ Reveals the Economics of British Occupation
  Unfree Citizen · 23 September 1974
• List Candidate for South Down
  Unfree Citizen · 14 October 1974
• Troops Out Support Grows
  The Plough · November 1974
• Sectarian Asassinations All Loyalist Paramilitary Groups
  Unfree Citizen · 18 November 1974
• Green Paper Loyalist Takeover
  Unfree Citizen · 2 December 1974
• Be No Solution
  The Plough · c. January 1975
• Unite against
  The Plough · c. January 1975
• “STOP PRESS As we go to press, the prisoners…”
  The Plough · c. January 1975
• The path toanew Stormont —PAISLEY and CRAIG ; DISAGREE
  Socialist Republic · October 1975
• must withdraw from Tripartite Talks
  Socialist Republic · November 1976
• Verdict on Green Paper
  Socialist Republic · 1978
• “It THE CASE OF BRIAN MAGUIRE Because of this…”
  Anne Speed · Socialist Republic · 1980
• Who Now Beats Orange Drum?
  John North · Socialist Republic · 1980
• Student Conference Usi Bureaucracy Faces Opposition
  Socialist Republic · 1980
• ATKIN'S P ... the ugly results of British rule In Ireland
  John North · Socialist Republic · 1980
• Make the British Concede! March on Dublin!
  Socialist Republic · 1981
• Sinn Fein's election campaign: interview with Danny Morrison
  An Reabhloid · June 1984
• The Anglo-Irish Agreement
  An Reabhloid · Summer 1986
• “The closing months of and the carly part of…”
  Socialist Republic · 1986
• Review: Republicans analyse deal
  John North · An Reabhloid · Autumn 1986
• Now a New Offensive
  An Reabhloid · c. 1991
• Brooke talks farce
  John McAnulty · An Reabhloid · c. 1991
• The Left and the Downing street
  For a Workers Republic · Jan/Feb 1994
• Journal of the Irish Committee for a Marxist Programme No to Capitulation! For a Workers Republic!
  For a Workers Republic · July 1994
• Where will the “Peace Process” lead us? Lessons from Palestine and Africa
  For a Workers Republic · July 1994
• Where will the “Peace Process” lead us? Lessons from Palestine and Africa
  For a Workers Republic · July 1994
• Framework for Resistance
  For a Workers Republic · July 1994
• Framework document - four pillars of oppression
  For a Workers Republic · April 1995
• For my next trick
  For a Workers Republic · April 1995
• Sinn Fein Ard-fheis “Not waving -Drowning!
  For a Workers Republic · April 1995
• Ceasefire Yes - Peace Process No
  James Gallagher · ICMP Discussion Bulletin · 8 May 1995
• Journal of the Irish Committee for a Marxist
  For a Workers Republic · August 1995
• Slaying the Sectarian Dragon
  For a Workers Republic · August 1995
• The “Peace Process” Fails To Deliver
  John Meehan · ICMP Discussion Bulletin · December 1995
• The Challenge Facing The Republicans (from International Viewpoint)
  Gerry Foley · ICMP Discussion Bulletin · December 1995
• Bill Clinton and the “Peace Process”
  Gerry Foley · ICMP Discussion Bulletin · December 1995
• The ICMP, the “Draft Call” Group, and the Fourth International
  John Meehan · ICMP Discussion Bulletin · December 1995
• The Irish "Peace Process": from Hume-Adams to the 1996 elections (dossier)
  Socialist Democracy leaflets · 1996
• Journal of Socialist Democracy Lessons Drumcree
  Socialist Republic · August 1996
• The "Nationalist family" is no answer to Orange bigotry and imperialist reaction
  Socialist Republic · August 1996
• Union chiefs step aside from Orange Bigots
  Socialist Republic · August 1996

In the Fourth International press

• Northern Ireland Provisionals Call for Cease-Fire, Talks
  Gerry Foley · Intercontinental Press Vol. 10 No. 26 · Jul 3, 1972
• Why Britain's White Paper Failed
  James Conway · Intercontinental Press Vol. 11 No. 16 · Apr 30, 1973
• Unwritten Clause of Sunningdale Agreement Dublin's Escalating Attacks on IRA
  Patricia Fryd · Intercontinental Press · Apr 15, 1974
• Provisional IRA Offensive in North Ireland: How Close to Victory?
  Bob Purdie · Intercontinental Press Vol. 12 No. 17 · May 6, 1974
• Ireland: Britain's New Turn
  James Conway · Inprecor (English) no. 7 · 5 September 1974
• Pressures Continue to Mount In Northern Ireland Since the Concentration Camp Rebellions
  Patricia Fryd · Intercontinental Press Vol. 12 No. 41 · Nov 18, 1974
• Ireland: The Cease-Fire: A Political Turn
  Brian Heron · Inprecor (English) no. 18 · 31 January 1975
• Sortir de l'impasse
  B. H. · Inprecor (French) n° 18 · 31 janvier 1975
• The Anglo-Irish accord — the Labour-Tory accord
  Geoff Bell · International no. 2 · January–February 1986
• Ireland: The Anglo-Irish Deal, Who Gains, Who Loses?
  John Meehan · International Viewpoint No. 90 · 13 January 1986
• L'accord entre Londres et Dublin, une tentative pour isoler le mouvement républicain
  John Meehan · Inprecor (French) n° 211 · 20 janvier 1986
• An alliance against the Republicans
  Socialist Viewpoint no. 10 · February 1986
• Ireland: Sinn Fein Set Back in Northern Special Elections
  Gerry Foley · International Viewpoint No. 93 · 24 February 1986
• Ireland after Hillsborough
  Socialist Viewpoint no. 12 · May 1986
• Robinson sets the pace
  Francis Devine · International no. 6 · September–October 1986
• Ireland: "Why Don't They Let Them Bury This Poor Guy"
  Redmond O'Neill · International Viewpoint No. 119 · 4 May 1987
• Ireland: The Problems Facing the Anti-imperialist Movement after the Enniskillen Bombing
  John McAnulty · International Viewpoint No. 131 · 7 December 1987
• Après l'attentat d'Enniskillen
  John McAnulty · Inprecor (French) n° 256 · 28 décembre 1987
• Ireland: The Stalker Affair, the Birmingham Six and the Anglo-Irish Accord Crisis
  Gerry Foley · International Viewpoint No. 136 · 7 March 1988
• Tories cash in on Anglo-Irish accord
  Socialist Outlook no. 6 · April–March 1988
• Ireland
  Socialist Outlook no. 9 · October 1988
• Labour Statement on Ireland: Writing off Withdrawal
  Jean Reilly · Socialist Outlook no. 10 · November 1988
• Ireland: The Third Anniversary of the Anglo-Irish Accord
  John McAnulty · International Viewpoint No. 153 · 12 December 1988
• 1969-1989: No British solution
  Piers Mostyn · Socialist Outlook no. 17 · August 1989
• Why Republicans can't say yes to talks
  Liam Mac Uaid · Socialist Outlook no. 24 · May 1990
• Talks show that the British have no solution
  Liam Mac Uaid · Socialist Outlook no. 26 · July–August 1990
• Northern Ireland negotiations A new guarantee for partition
  Piers Mostyn · Socialist Outlook no. 2 · May 18 1991
• ... et Jean qui pleure
  Inprecor (French) n° 351 · 24 avril 1992
• Ireland: talking back to...
  David Coen · Socialist Outlook no. 26 · July–August 1992
• Is the Tory talking to Sinn Fein?
  David Coen · Socialist Outlook no. 43 · May 29 1993
• Ireland UNFREE
  Socialist Outlook no. 45 · June 26 1993
• Anglo-Irish accord in tatters Labour's plans for partition
  David Coen · Socialist Outlook no. 48 · September 1993
• Loyalist death squads target peace process
  Socialist Outlook no. 52 · November 13 1993
• Downing Street Declaration Irish struggle in danger
  David Coen · Socialist Outlook no. 55 · January 15 1994
• Ireland UNFREE
  Socialist Outlook no. 65 · June 25 1994
• Perils of the
  Socialist Outlook no. 65 · June 25 1994
• NATION
  Paul Clarke · Socialist Outlook no. 66 · July 1994
• Hume is key "fixer" in new Irish treaty
  David Coen · Socialist Outlook no. 67 · August 1994
• 'Peace process' leads Sinn Fein into cul de sac Wrong road for united Ireland
  Socialist Outlook no. 68 · September 10 1994
• A total change in Irish politics
  Socialist Outlook no. 68 · September 10 1994
• Peace process 'clarified' Major upholds Loyalist veto
  Socialist Outlook no. 69 · September 24 1994
• WAYS
  Socialist Outlook no. 69 · September 24 1994
• Feature: Ireland: "Struggle Is Not Over" — Interview with Pat McKeown (Sinn Féin)
  International Viewpoint No. 260 · October 1994
• Feature: Ireland: In from the Cold
  Penny Duggan and Roland Wood · International Viewpoint No. 260 · October 1994
• Irish government crisis How Harry lost Albert
  Socialist Outlook Socialist Outlook no73- · 74 December 1994
• Bloody Sunday: litmus test of 'peace process'
  Piers Mostyn · Socialist Outlook no. 76 · January 21 1995
• Playing Orange Card?
  David Coen · Socialist Outlook no. 78 · February 25 1995
• Sinn Fein draws up a right wing 'Framework'
  David Coen · Socialist Outlook no. 81 · April 8 1995
• Ireland: achilles heel of British left
  Socialist Outlook no. 86 · June 24 1995
• Irish Peace Initiative
  Socialist Outlook no. 86 · June 24 1995
• One up for the loyalist bigots
  David Coen · Socialist Outlook no. 88 · August 1995
• Anti-Republican view of 'the long peace'
  Brendan O'Brien · Socialist Outlook no. 90 · September 23 1995
• Cruise O'Brien cruises Loyalists
  David Coen · Socialist Outlook no. 92 · October 28 1995
• Ireland: The Challenge Facing the Republicans
  Gerry Foley · International Viewpoint No. 271 · November 1995
• Left debate policy on Irish 'peace process'
  Charles Mullet · Socialist Outlook no. 94 · December 1995
• Boycott Major's elections
  David Coen · Socialist Outlook no. 96 · February 3 1996
• Britain must pull out of Ireland now
  Socialist Outlook no. 97 · February 17 1996
• Canary Wharf bomb is a result of the British occupation of Ireland Britain to blame
  Socialist Outlook no. 97 · February 17 1996
• There is no British solution in Ireland
  Socialist Outlook no. 97 · February 17 1996
• Break Labour bipartisanship
  Thomas Williams · Socialist Outlook no. 98 · March 2 1996
• What future for Irish republicanism?
  David Coen · Socialist Outlook no. 99 · March 16 1996
• Gerry Foley speaks to veteran Republican Bernadette McAliskey Republicanism's future
  Socialist Outlook no. 100 · April 6 1996
• HUNGER STRIKES
  Socialist Outlook no. 100 · April 6 1996
• Sinn Féin Ard Fheis Follow the leader
  Socialist Outlook no. 100 · April 6 1996
• Des efforts collectifs pour un règlement durable
  Gerry Adams · Inprecor (French) n° 402 · mai 1996
• L'offensive irlandaise de Major
  David Coen · Inprecor (French) n° 402 · mai 1996
• Où va le « processus de paix » ?
  Inprecor (French) n° 402 · mai 1996
• Pas une paix, mais une offensive impérialiste
  John McAnulty · Inprecor (French) n° 402 · mai 1996
• Prisonniers du « processus de paix »
  Inprecor (French) n° 402 · mai 1996
• Ireland: Peace at Any Price?: Britain: Major's Irish Offensive
  David Coen · International Viewpoint No. 277 · May 1996
• Ireland: Peace at Any Price?: Collective Efforts to Find a Lasting Settlement
  Gerry Adams · International Viewpoint No. 277 · May 1996
• Ireland: Peace at Any Price?: Interview with Bernadette Devlin McAliskey
  International Viewpoint No. 277 · May 1996
• Ireland: Peace at Any Price?: Not Peace, but an Imperialist Offensive
  John McAnulty · International Viewpoint No. 277 · May 1996
• Neither peace nor war
  John McAnulty · Socialist Outlook no. 104 · June 29 1996
• IRELAND Irish talks shore up partition
  Socialist Outlook no. 105 · July 13 1996
• Ireland at centre of politics The future is Orange?
  Socialist Outlook no. 106 · August 1996
• Mo blames Mayhew shock
  Socialist Outlook no. 106 · August 1996
• Sinn Fein clings to peace process
  Socialist Outlook no. 106 · August 1996
• Bi-partisan Labour attacks Jeremy Corbyn
  Socialist Outlook no. 109 · October 7 1996
• Ireland after Drumcree
  Socialist Outlook no. 109 · October 7 1996
• No more Bloody Sundays!
  David Coen · Socialist Outlook no. 1 · January 1997
• Will Labour squeeze the unionists for an Irish deal?
  John McAnulty · Socialist Outlook no. 5 · May 1997
• For Blair the future is Orange
  David Coen · Socialist Outlook no. 7 · Summer 1997
• Behind new Irish ceasefire Diplomacy clashes reality
  Socialist Outlook no. 8 · September 1997
• Europe: Interview with IRA Spokesperson
  International Viewpoint No. 293 · October 1997
• Europe: Ireland: Diplomacy Clashes with Reality
  John McAnulty · International Viewpoint No. 293 · October 1997
• The real "Peace" talks ... in Downing Street
  Socialist Outlook no. 11 · December 1997
• Sinn Fein expelled from talks as London bows again to Unionists
  Paul Flannigan · Socialist Outlook no. 13 · March 1998
• Nouvelle stratégie républicaine
  Mireille Court · Inprecor (French) n° 424 · mai 1998
• Not yet back to the future for unionism
  Paul Flannigan · Socialist Outlook no. 15 · May 1998
• Now it's official: the future is Orange!
  David Coen · Socialist Outlook no. 15 · May 1998
• Not peace, but pacification!
  Socialist Outlook no. 16 · June 1998
• Definitely a critical maybe
  David Coen · Socialist Outlook no. 17 · Summer 1998
• Drumcree: finger of blame still points at Britain
  Socialist Outlook no. 17 · Summer 1998
• Victoire britannique et désarroi républicain
  John North · Inprecor (French) n° 427 · septembre 1998
• Europe: Has Britain Won in Northern Ireland?
  John North · International Viewpoint No. 303 · September 1998
• There is always an alternative
  Socialist Outlook no. 18 · September 1998
• Can unionist right block the final peace deal?
  Socialist Outlook no. 30 · Winter 1999
• Strange bedfellows pushing forward "peace process"
  Socialist Outlook no. 21 · January 1999
• Through Irish eyes - Can unionist right block the final peace deal?
  Socialist Outlook no. 30 · Winter 1999
• Through Irish eyes - When peace and prosperity depend on deadly trade
  Socialist Outlook no. 30 · Winter 1999
• Endgame for pacification process
  Peace Process · Socialist Outlook no. 23 · March 1999
• Britain, Dublin demand entry fee from Republicans Where's Plan B?
  John North · Socialist Outlook no. 24 · April 1999
• Rosemary Nelson murder The smell of collusion
  Socialist Outlook no. 24 · April 1999
• No Drumcree 5! Time to stop sectarian intimidation!
  Socialist Outlook no. 26 · Summer 1999
• "Peace" deal turns back the clock
  Bernadette McAliskey · Socialist Outlook no. 27 · September 1999
• Another victory for Unionism
  Anthony Mcintyre · Socialist Outlook no. 27 · September 1999
• David's insecurity
  Tommy McKearney · Socialist Outlook no. 27 · September 1999
• Peace process crash confuses republicans, unites orange forces
  John McAnulty · Socialist Outlook no. 27 · September 1999
• Gerry Arafat?
  Socialist Outlook no. 28 · October 1999
• Debate: How far from a secular Irish state?
  Socialist Outlook no. 29 · November 1999
• Mandelson spells it out: Irish "Peace" deal means British rule!
  Socialist Outlook no. 32 · March 2000
• TRISH "EYES
  Socialist Outlook no. 32 · March 2000
• Ireland two years after Good Friday deal - Republicans rue slim pickings from a bare bones agreement
  John McAnulty · Socialist Outlook no. 34 · May 2000
• New magazine launched
  Socialist Outlook no. 34 · May 2000
• Ireland - Good Friday Agreement - "Bottom line? There is no bottom line!
  Socialist Outlook no. 35 · June 2000
• Trimble and the myth of moderate Unionism
  John North · Socialist Outlook no. 36 · Summer 2000
• Through Irish Eyes - Loyalist backlash no threat to British deal
  Socialist Outlook no. 37 · September 2000
• TRISH EYES
  Socialist Outlook no. 38 · October 2000
• Ireland - Stop harassment of republicans!
  Socialist Outlook no. 39 · November 2000
• Stop harassment of republicans
  Socialist Outlook no. 39 · November 2000
• Unionist crisis - Sinn Fein feel the squeeze
  John North · Socialist Outlook no. 39 · November 2000
• BLOODY SUNDAY: history lessons for the Education Minister ... and others
  David Coen · Socialist Outlook no. 40 · December 2000
• RUC - Back to the future?
  John North · Socialist Outlook no. 40 · December 2000
• The silence of the Us
  John North · Socialist Outlook no. 41 · January 2001
• Republicans search for concessions No rush to throw final dice in peace process
  Socialist Outlook no. 42 · February 2001
• Through Irish eyes - Socialist Democracy’s proposed amendments to programme for unity
  Socialist Outlook no. 45 · May 2001
• Ireland - Good Friday Agreement - here comes the crisis
  Socialist Outlook no. 46 · June 2001
• Blair and Adams: decommissioning Republicanism
  Socialist Outlook no. 47 · July–August 2001
• Through Irish Eyes - Anger at Ardoyne school back-door "compromise
  Socialist Outlook no. 47 · July–August 2001
• Through Irish Eyes - RUC key to sectarian state
  Socialist Outlook no. 48 · September 2001
• Plus ca change meme chose!
  Socialist Outlook no. 49 · October 2001
• Not a bullet, not an ounce"? When even surrender is not enough
  Socialist Outlook no. 50 · November 2001
• Through Irish eyes - N.I. Policing Board rejects Ombudsman's Report
  JM Thorn · Socialist Outlook no. 53 · March 2002
• Benchmarking Report on public sector pay - what does it mean?
  Socialist Outlook no. 57 · August 2002
• You must do more
  Socialist Outlook no. 57 · August 2002

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