The politics of engagement: An interview with Liz O’Donnell

Graham Spencer

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Graham Spencer

The politics of engagement

An interview with Liz O’Donnell

in Inside Accounts, Volume II

Chapter DOI:: https://doi.org/10.7765/9781526143914.00016

Online Publication Date:: 24 Oct 2019

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This chapter details the experiences and efforts of a key political player in the peace process. Importantly, it also explores the role of women in an ostensibly male environment, how decision-making was influenced, how relations were developed, and questions what qualities and differences women brought to the peace process.