Abstract
1. Breaking patterns of conflict in Northern Ireland: new perspectives 2. History, structure and action in the settlement of complex conflicts: the Northern Ireland case 3. The complexity of British-Irish interdependence 4. The changing British-Irish relationship: the sovereignty dimension 5. British-Irish institutional structures: towards a new relationship 6. The dimensions of Irish Government involvement in the pursuit of a settlement of the Northern Ireland conflict 7. 'The first major step in the peace process'? Exploring the impact of the Anglo-Irish Agreement on Irish republican thinking 8. The provision of Irish television in Northern Ireland: a slow British-Irish success story 9. The business of building peace: private sector cooperation across the Irish border
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