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15 Aug 2017
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access issues and background of respondents 19–20
Adams, E. 21
advisory groups 18–19
Agnew, J. 3, 158
Aiken, S. 155
Alanen, L. 15, 155
Alderson, P. 19, 34, 111
Alldred, P. 21
Allport, G. 45, 124
Amir, Y. 45
Anderson, E. 53
Arlow, M. 46
Aughey, A. 107
Back, L. 28
Bairner, A. 97
Baker, J. 134, 140
Bannister, J. 159
Bardon, J. 39
Barth, F. 55
Beckerman, Z. 118
Belfast/Good Friday Agreement 1, 10, 40, 44, 56
Bell, D. 74
Bell, J. 118–19
Bendelow, G. 22
Bessant, J. 140
Bignante, E. 27
Blakely, E. 11
Boal, F. 10, 37, 39, 42
Bollens, S. 58
Borden, I. 138
Borooah, V. 46–8, 78
Bottrell, D. 12, 162
Bourdieu, P. 5, 54, 103
Bourke, T. 8
Boyce, D. 69
Boyd, R. 159
Brannen, J. 20
Brewer, J. 97–8
Bromley, R. 145
Bryan, D. 77, 108, 153
Buckingham, D. 34
building bridges 88–91
Burton, F. 99
bus tour 32–3
Byrne, J. 58, 60, 63, 101, 109
Cahill, C. 12
Cahill, S. 105
Cairns, E. 45
Calame, J. 11, 68
Casey, E. 4
Castells, M. 55
Charlesworth, E. 11, 68
Chawla, L. 133
Cheney, K. 6
Christensen, P. 16, 17
Christou, M. 118
Clark-Ibanez, M. 24
Connolly, P. 46, 99, 124
Cornell, S. 53
Coulter, C. 10
Cowan, D. 59
Coy, P. 124
creating shared space 49–53
Cresswell, T. 4
Croghan, R. 29
crossing boundaries 122–5
Cunningham, T. 135
Darby, J. 39, 40
Darbyshire, P. 34
Deakin, J. 145
De Andrade, L. 34
de Certeau, M. 5, 92
De Groof, S. 145
Dickson, D. 37
Dixon, J. 47
Driskell, D. 140
Doherty, P. 40
Douglas, K.B. 29
Duarte, A. 30
Dunn, S. 45
educational segregation 44–8
Edwards, R. 21
England, K. 33
Epstein, D. 6, 24
ethno-sectarian identities 53–5
Falah, G. 158
Fay, M. 37
Felski, R. 5
Firth, H. 30
flags 76–8
Flessor, D. 45
focus groups 29–31
France, A. 23
Fraser, N. 163
Freud, S. 162
Gaffikin, F. 38, 44, 161–3
Gallacher, L. 35
Gallagher, M. 35
Gallagher, T. 45, 161
Gaunt, R. 47
generational differences 138–42
gender differences 145–7
Gieryn, T. 3, 122, 124, 157
Gilbert, E. 59
Gillespie, G. 77
Girdwood Barracks 43–4
Girvin, B. 53
Goffman, E. 31, 155
Goldsmith, W. 11
Goodlad, R. 42
Gormley-Heenan, C. 63–4, 78, 85
Gourevitch, P. 33
Gray, P. 42
Griffith, P. 159
Habashi, J. 121
Halbwachs, M. 115–16
Hall, M. 95
Hall, S. 9, 157, 162
Hamilton, J. 45, 161
Hammad, S. 33
Hargie, O. 37
Harju, A. 162
Harper, D. 25
Hartmann, D. 53
Harvey, D. 4, 95
Hass, R. 58
Hays, S. 8
Haytko, D. 134, 140
Healy, J. 95, 96, 99
Henry, L. 152
Hil, R. 140
Hill, M. 22
Holloway, S. 96
Holtman, Z. 47
Hubbard, P. 155
Hughes, C. 49
Hughes, J. 46–50
Hunleth, J. 34
Ignatieff, M. 162
Ingham, S. 21
James, A. 6, 15, 16, 17
Jarman, N. 58, 60, 64, 70, 75, 87, 104, 108, 111
Jenkins, R. 41, 54, 157
Johnson, R. 6
Jones, E. 39
Kato, Y. 138
Keith, M. 122
Kellett, M. 19
Kelly, L. 65, 92, 109
Kendall, P. 29
Kidder, J. 3
Kilpatrick, C. 115
Kitzinger, J. 29
Kliot, N. 5
knowledge of the past 115–22
Knox, C. 46–8, 51–2, 160
Komarova, M. 13, 44, 51, 127, 153, 161
Koskela, H. 145
Kusenbach, M. 33
Larkin, C. 62
Laurier, E. 137, 159
Lee, A. 1
Lefebvre, H. 4, 5
Leonard, M. 19, 22, 26, 32, 46, 61, 104, 113, 118–19, 149
Lewis, G. 96
Lightfoot, J. 21
Lisle, D. 68
Lister, R. 84
Lloyd, C. 10, 43
Loader, I. 110
Loader, R. 46–8, 49
maintaining territory and boundaries 64–6
Malone, K. 133
Mangan, J. 78
Marcuse, P. 64, 86
Massey, D. 6, 88, 93, 95, 145, 158–9
Matthews, H. 8, 12, 13, 16,
Mauthner, M. 24
May, V. 96
Mayall, B. 17
McAlister, S. 83, 125
McAnulty, U. 42
McAtackney, L. 58, 70
McAuley, J. 111
McCabe, D. 8
McCormick, J. 70
McDowall, D. 155
McEldowney, M. 50, 53
McEvoy-Levy, S. 163
McKnight, M. 26, 28, 91, 135
McManus, C. 103
McPeake, J. 41
McVeigh, R. 78–9, 97
memories of the past 115–22
Merton, R. 29
minority ethnic groups 78–85
Mitchell, A. 65, 92, 109
Moore, P. 153
Morgan, D.L. 29
Morris, 40
Morrissey, M. 38
Morrow, V. 19, 23, 96
murals 68–76
Murphy, A. 113
Murray, D. 44, 45
Murray, R. 37
Murtagh, B. 10, 37, 38, 40, 41–2, 49, 92, 96, 113, 127, 161, 163
Nagel, J.M. 154
Nandrea, L. 84
Neill, W. 50
Nesdale, D. 45
Newman, D. 64, 88, 158
Nolan, P. 38, 43, 78, 94, 108, 164
Oberschall, A. 115
O’Dowd, L. 13, 44, 127
O’Halloran, 104
Olick, J. 115
O’Neill, S. 111
Osborne, R. 103
O’Sullivan, A. 159
Pain, R. 145–6
parades 152–5
Paris, R. 1
Parkes, J. 111
peace walls 60–8, 85–91
Peach, C. 41
Percy-Smith, B. 8
Pettigrew, T. 45
Philo, C. 8, 137, 159
photo-elicitation 24–9
Pile, S. 122
Plows, V. 155
Poole, M. 37, 39, 40
positive territoriality 96–7
Potter, J. 30
Preston, C. 4, 57
Pridmore, P. 22
Prout, A. 7, 17
Pucha, J. 30
Punch, S. 16
questionnaires 20–3
Qvortrup, J. 15
racist graffiti 78–85
Rallings, M. 153, 157
Reay, D. 6, 96
recreational rioting 12, 104–15, 151–2
reflectivity 33–4
residential segregation 39–44
Richards, M. 19
Richmond, O. 1
Robbins, J. 115
Rolston, B. 70, 72
Schwartz, D. 26
Scott, M. 46
Scout Group 18, 22
sectarianism 97–9
Senehi, J. 125
Shalhoub-Kevorkian, N. 63
Shared Education Programme 46–8, 160
Shirlow, P. 10, 37, 40, 49, 91, 111, 113, 163
shopping centres 134–8, 147–8
Shuttleworth, I. 10, 43, 53
Sibley, D. 13, 91, 142
Sloper, P. 21
Smithson, J. 30
Smyth, L. 28, 91, 135
Smyth, M. 46
Soja, E.W. 4
spatial elements of the conflict 37–9
Spyrou, S. 34
Stacey, R. 145
Stephens, S. 7
subcultural groups 142–5
Sugden, J. 97
Sztompa, P. 5
Thrift, N. 159
Tickmayer, A. 3
Tilley, C. 95
Todd, J. 51–2, 55, 164
Travlou, P. 16
Trew, K. 45
Tuan, Y. 99
Valentine, G. 96, 145
Vaughan-Williams, N. 92
Wacquant, L. 5, 96
‘walk-along’ 32–3
Walmsley, D. 96
Ward, C. 12, 105
ways of telling 99–104, 150
Webber, M. 5
Webster, C. 63
White, R. 105
Whitzman, C. 145
Whyte, J. 41
Wilkinson, S. 30
Wilson, T. 40
Witherow, J. 108
Withers, C. 3
Woehrle, L. 124
Wooley, H. 8
written exercise 128–32
Young, C. 127, 159
Youth Forum 18, 21, 25–8
Zelizer, V. 13
Zembylas, M. 118
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