NORTHERN IRISH ADOLESCENTS’ ATTITUDES TOWARDS LEARNING A FOREIGN LANGUAGE: WHAT CAN WE LEARN FROM THEM? by Udi Samanhudi

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Les femmes et le confit politique nord-irlandais à l’écran : images d’une population exclue ou victime dans le film Maeve ? by Cécile Bazin

“…While it is very rare to see women’s political involvement in the Northern Irish conflict on screen, Maeve (Pat Murphy, 1981) projects specific images of the Troubles through a feminist meditation on the status of Catholic women coming from a Republican background in Northern Ireland. …”
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How is Ulster’s History Represented in Northern Ireland’s Museums? The Cases of the Ulster Folk Museum and the Ulster Museum by Karine BIGAND

“…It addresses the ideological outlook behind the fluctuating presentations of history and reflects on the role of museums as mediator between communities in a post-conflict, yet still divided Northern Irish society.…”
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Peace in History and Heritage. Some thoughts on a Museum of Peace in Northern Ireland by Karine BIGAND

“…I would also like to present the problematic treatment of the Troubles in the post-conflict Northern Irish heritage sector. This will lead to exploring a shift in focus from war to peace in the representation of history, its modalities and consequences, through an imagined Museum of Peace in Northern Ireland.…”
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Modified Delphi expert elicitation of the clinical and economic burden of obstructive hypertrophic cardiomyopathy in England and Northern Ireland by Faizel Osman, Michael Hurst, Belinda Sandler, Taryn Krause, Carla Zema, Teresa Lemmer, Kathleen Noon, Deepak Alexander

“…Objective To estimate the resource use of patients with obstructive hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM), stratified by New York Heart Association (NYHA) class, in the English and Northern Irish healthcare systems via expert elicitation.Design Modified Delphi framework methodology.Setting UK HCM secondary care centres (n=24).Participants Cardiologists who actively treated patients with HCM were eligible, of whom 10 from English and Northern Irish centres participated. …”
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Témoigner de l’intérieur : l’œuvre photographique de Frankie Quinn à Belfast by Fabrice Mourlon

“…Born in the Short Strand, a Catholic enclave in Protestant East Belfast, Frankie Quinn is a Northern Irish photographer who gives an insider’s view of the various aspects of everyday life in Belfast in the 1980s and 1990s. …”
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Sinn Féin’s Tortuous Road to Power by Agnès Maillot

“…What has made this transformation possible, both in terms of its internal cohesion and public perception, is its capacity to adapt its strategies and discourse to a fast-evolving situation, although the party is still faced with momentous challenges, in particular that of transcending the sectarian divide that still characterises Northern Irish politics and society.…”
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Unstated Rage and Undefined Identity in Anna Burns’ Milkman: A Feminist Post-Structuralist Reading by Md Mozaffor Hossain

“… Northern Irish author, Anna Burns’ Man Booker Prize (2018) winning novel Milkman presents a narrative textured with multifarious considerations ranging from subjectivity, gender, politics, power, language, and religion to anything a reader may logically connect it with. …”
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Unstated Rage and Undefined Identity in Anna Burns’ Milkman: A Feminist Post-Structuralist Reading by Md Mozaffor Hossain

“… Northern Irish author, Anna Burns’ Man Booker Prize (2018) winning novel Milkman presents a narrative textured with multifarious considerations ranging from subjectivity, gender, politics, power, language, and religion to anything a reader may logically connect it with. …”
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Exploring the perceptions of the effect of the COVID-19 pandemic on the mental well-being and medical education of medical students in Northern Ireland, in addition to the perceive... by Claire Whiteside, Gonnie Klabbers

“…This study explores Northern Irish medical students' perceptions on how the pandemic affected their mental health, their progress within medical education and perceived barriers to accessing support services in Northern Ireland.…”
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