Browsing Public Policy by Subject "South Africa"

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‘An Acceptable Level of Violence’ Community Response to Crime: Northern Ireland and South Africa

Knox, Colin; Monaghan, Rachel (The Journal of Conflict Studies, 2001)

This paper, drawing on focus group interview material, will therefore examine ways in which the communities in Northern Ireland and South Africa have responded to crime both during the conflict and thereafter. If the raison ...
Fear of Reprisal – Researching Intra-Communal Violence in Northern Ireland and South Africa

Knox, Colin; Monaghan, Rachel (2003)

Measuring the impact of violence is fraught with problems, not least because of the definitional problems around what constitutes violence and how this might be quantified. If one considers violence perpetrated by ...
Violence in a Changing Political Context: Northern Ireland and South Africa

Knox, Colin; Monaghan, Rachel (2003)

Northern Ireland and South Africa are moving from conflict to post-conflict societies. Both countries have new political dispensations and seek to eschew the legacy of bitter and bloody violence. The history of the political ...