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In this book, Richard Rose addresses Northern Ireland's most serious problem -- the absence of a civil government, with or without consensus. According to Rose, Northern Ireland lacks two of the basic attributes of the modern state: a constitution and a security organization with an effective claim to a monopoly of force. In most countries where elections are held, they decide who governs; but in Northern Ireland, elections are about how the country should be governed or whether it should be governed at all. - Back cover.
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Northern Ireland: time of choice
1976, American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research
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0844732060 9780844732060
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Table of Contents
Introduction
The problem briefly stated
To the precipice
The parties to the conflict
Campaigning for a constitution
The result of the ballot
In search of a settlement
The limits of choice
Appendix A : Vote transfers
Appendix B : A note on readings
Edition Notes
Bibliography: 173-175.
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