Abortion Law and Political Institutions 2018
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-96169-9_3
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“…Welfare unionism and nationalism have a complicated history in Northern Ireland, the UK's ‘most intractable territorial problem’ (Carmichael, 1996: 413). While social security parity has been explicitly linked with unionism (Lundy, 1996), unionist parties have also driven social policy divergence (Gosling, 2008; Thomson, 2013). Interviewees there made little attempt to portray positions on the maintenance of parity as shaped by national aspirations.…”
Section: Welfare Reform and Welfare Nationalismmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Welfare unionism and nationalism have a complicated history in Northern Ireland, the UK's ‘most intractable territorial problem’ (Carmichael, 1996: 413). While social security parity has been explicitly linked with unionism (Lundy, 1996), unionist parties have also driven social policy divergence (Gosling, 2008; Thomson, 2013). Interviewees there made little attempt to portray positions on the maintenance of parity as shaped by national aspirations.…”
Section: Welfare Reform and Welfare Nationalismmentioning
confidence: 99%