The Contested Identities of Ulster Catholics

1 Introduction; 
Thomas Paul Burgess.- 
2 The State We’re In: - Imagining a New Republic; the Challenge to Irish Nationalism; 
Thomas Paul Burgess
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3 Catholics in Northern Ireland: Changing Political Attitudes, 1968-2018; 
John Coakley
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4 Rights versus Rites? Catholic women and abortion access in Northern Ireland; 
Claire Pierson
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5 Tough, violent and virtually ungovernable’? Northern nationalists in the Irish Republic. A historical context; 
Brian Hanley
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6 ‘E pluribus unum; The Elusiveness of a Singular Community Identity’;  
Malachi O’Doherty
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7 The Story of Catholic Schools in Northern Ireland; past, present and possible future; 
Tony Gallagher
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8 Paddy Devlin, the Labour Movement and the Catholic Community: A biographical methodology; 
Connal Parr
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9 Sport, Politics and Catholics in Northern Ireland; 
David Hassan and Conor Murray
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10 From the Frontlines of War to the Side-lines of Peace? Gender, Republicanism and the Peace Process; 
Niall Gilmartin
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11 From Platitude to Realpolitik; Challenging Generic Designations; 
Tommy Mc Kearney
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12 Meet the New Boss…Same as the Old Boss: Assessing Republican Attitudes toward the Protestant, Unionist and Loyalist Communities of Northern Ireland; 
Gareth Mulvenna
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13 Ideology and Identity in the Founding Group of the Social Democratic and Labour Party: Evaluating the Life-writing of a Political Generation; 
Stephen Hopkins
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14 Republican Fragmentation in the Face of Enduring Partition; 
Anthony McIntyre
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15 Ambivalence in a post-conflict society: Young Catholics growing up in Northern Ireland; 
Aimee Smith.