New Historical Express

Category: Irish terrorism

Counter-terrorism history, Irish history, Irish Republicanism, Irish terrorism, Policing history, Prevention of Terrorism Acts, Terrorism, Uncategorized

A forgotten ‘suspect community’? Remembering the experiences of the Irish in Britain in the 1970s-80s
Announcements, Border control studies, Brexit, Contemporary history, Counter-terrorism history, Criminology, Euroscepticism, Irish history, Irish Republicanism, Irish terrorism, Northern Ireland, Public service announcements, Security services (UK)

New policy paper at History & Policy: Brexit and the history of policing the Irish border
Border control studies, Britain-EEC/EU relations, British History, Contemporary history, Counter-terrorism history, Criminology, European History, European Union, Immigration, Irish history, Irish Republicanism, Irish terrorism, Northern Ireland, Political violence, Prevention of Terrorism Acts, Uncategorized

Policing the Northern Irish border in the 1970s
Armagh, British far left, Communist Party of Great Britain, Connolly Association, Daily Worker/Morning Star, Feminism, hunger strikes, International Marxist Group, Irish history, Irish Republicanism, Irish terrorism, IS/SWP, Northern Ireland, Pauline McLaughlin, Political violence, Prevention of Terrorism Acts, Research, Revolutionary Communist Group, Revolutionary Communist Tendency, SLL/WRP, Socialist Challenge, Socialist Worker, Troops Out Movement, Women’s liberation

“Don’t Let Them Die!”: The British Far Left and the Armagh Women’s Prisoner Protest
Appeals, Archives, Armagh, Biopolitics, British far left, Contemporary history, hunger strikes, Intersectionality, Irish history, Irish left, Irish Republicanism, Irish terrorism, Police violence, Research, Scans, Women’s liberation

Appeal for primary source material on British/Irish left & female hunger strikers at Armagh 1980
Agee/Hosenball, Archives, Border control studies, British ‘race relations’, British History, Conservatives, Contemporary history, Counter-terrorism history, Criminology, Embassies and diplomatic staff, Embassies and protest, Foreign and Commonwealth Office, Immigration, Iranian Embassy Siege, Irish terrorism, Lord Carringron, Margaret Thatcher, Middle East/North Africa, National Archives (UK), Northern Ireland, Political violence, Prevention of Terrorism Acts, Research, Security services (UK), Terrorism, UKBA

Removing the barriers to deportation from the UK: Lord Carrington and counter-terrorist efforts in the early 1980s
American history, Boardwalk Empire, British History, Crime, Criminology, FBI, Female suffrage, Film and history, First World War, Irish terrorism, Northern Ireland, Peaky Blinders, Popular culture, Prohibition, Television, US history, Women’s liberation

Crime, Masculinity and the Post-War Era in Peaky Blinders and Boardwalk Empire
Border control studies, British ‘race relations’, British History, Contemporary history, Counter-terrorism history, Criminology, Foreign and Commonwealth Office, Immigration, Irish terrorism, Political violence, Prevention of Terrorism Acts, Profiling, Racial discrimination, Security services (UK), UKBA

The Prevention of Terrorism Acts and exclusion orders: 40 years since their introduction