EPISODE · Sep 30, 2022 · 43 MIN
84. Religion and Conflict in Northern Ireland
from Trademark Belfast · host A Worker's Guide To Everything
In conversation with Dr Véronique Altglas, senior lecturer in the School of Social Sciences QUB , trade unionist and Irish language activist about her new book 'Religion and Conflict in Northern Ireland; What Does Religion Do?'; a book which critically examines how the social sciences have interpreted religion’s significance in the conflict. #
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