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 Children and Young People in Northern Ireland
 The linked pages listed below have been compiled by Dr Helen Brocklehurst, formerly Research Officer with INCORE at the University of Ulster. The views expressed in these pages do not necessarily reflect the views of the members of the CAIN Project. The CAIN Project would welcome other material which meets our guidelines for contributions.
 
 
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views of young people
  Brocklehurst, Helen, 'The nationalisation and militarisation of Children in Northern Ireland', Chapter from PhD Thesis in International Politics titled: Children as Political Bodies: Concepts, Cases and Theories. University of Wales, 1999.
 Cairns, Ed, Caught in Crossfire: Children and the Northern Ireland Conflict, Belfast: Appletree Press, 1987.  Connolly, P. and Maginn, P. Children, Sectarianism and Community Relations in Northern Ireland. Centre for the Study of Conflict, University of Ulster, 109pp, 1999McAlister, Siobhán., Scration, Phil., and Haydon, Deena. (2009). Childhood in Transition: Experiencing Marginalisation and Conflict in Northern Ireland, (November 2009), [PDF; 3172KB]. Belfast: Childhood, Transition and Social Justice Initiative, Queen's University.
 See the associated website of The Cost of the Troubles Studyfor details, and extracts, from relevant publications
 See the associated website of the Centre for the Study of Conflictfor details, and extracts, from relevant publications
 
Young Life and Times (YTL) Survey.  From 1998 to 2000, the Young Life and Times survey recorded the views of 12 to 17 year olds in Northern Ireland. This survey ran alongside the Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey.  In 2003 a new Young Life and Times Survey was launched which asked the views of 16 year olds. The results of these surveys are available at the Young Life and Times web site {external_link}.
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photographs 
  list of other source material Series of 51 photographs of children and the conflict.Part of a larger collection taken in Derry between 1968 and 1974 by Eamon Melaugh
 
 
 
 
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