The Origins and Rise of Dissident Irish Republicanism: The Role and Impact of Organizational Splits

Cover\nHalfTitle\nSeries\nTitle\nCopyright\nDedication\nContents\nForeword\nAcknowledgements\n1 Towards 2016\n	A decade of centenaries: A decade of violence?\n	Methodology\n2 The affirmation of Behan?\n	To split is not to end: Splits in terrorist organizations\n	Why and how terrorist organizations split?\n	Process model of split in terrorist organizations\n	‘Success’ and the functionality of splits\n	Why should we analyse splits?\n3 The tinder piles up\n	Stage 1: The origins of 1969/70\n	Stage 2: Factional development\n	Stage 3: Inevitability of and preparation for split\n	Stage 4: Organizational exit and breakaway group formation\n	Stage 5 and stage 1: Aftermath of split: Competition and re-organization\n4 The Officials split again\n	Stage 2: Factional development\n	Stage 3: Forced exit and breakaway group formation\n	Stage 4: Aftermath of split: Multiple feuds\n	Split summary\n5 The beginning of the end\n	Stage 2: Factional development\n	Stage 3: Successful application of voice: Transition of power, one step at a time\n	Stage 4: Organizational exit and breakaway group formation\n	Stage 5 and stage 1: Aftermath of split.73\n	Split summary\n6 The steps into peace\n	Historical analysis of 1997 split\n	Change in strategy: Armed and political to political\n	Factionalism\n	Gradualism: One step at a time\n	Preparation for change: Support\n7 United in their division, divided in their unity\n	The continued gradualism\n	The fall and rise of violent dissident republicanism\n	Coirpigh na hEireann: Criminals of Ireland\n	The merging threat\n	Towards 2016\nAppendix A: Table of interviews\nIndex