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September 2014
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Inequality and injustice have distinctively geographical aspects in modern Ireland. ''Spatial justice and the Irish Crisis'', describes and explains the socially, economically, and geographically differentiated outcomes of one of the most far-reaching economic calamities experienced by any developed country in the past century.
... It also interrogates how these conflicts shape space in Ireland. Additionally, this book explores how space is utilized and reterritorialized in reconciliation efforts, and the production of new civic or non-exclusive national narratives (e.g., Hagen and Ostergren 2020; Kearns, Meredith, and Morrissey 2014). As geographer Brian Graham suggests, the utilization of "representations of landscape and place create manipulated geographies that mesh landscape and memory within the contested arenas of cultural identity and nation-building" (1997,193). ...
September 2014
