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| Abstract: | Books reviewed: The Fateful Split: Catholics and the Royal Ulster Constabulary , by Chris Ryder. Methuen. 360pp. £17.99. The IRA at War 1916–1923 , by Peter Hart. Oxford University Press. 290pp. £25.00. Peace in Ireland: The War of Ideas , by Richard Bourke. Pimlico. 462pp. £10.00 (pb). War and Genocide, Organised Killing in Modern Society , by Martin Shaw. Polity. xii + 257pp. £15.99 (pb) and £55.00 (hb). The Spectre of Genocide. Mass Murder in Historical Perspective , edited by Robert Gellately and Ben Kiernan. Cambridge University Press. x + 396pp. £16.95. New Labour's Pasts: The Labour Party and its Discontents , by James E. Cronin. Pearson Longman. 497 pp. £25.00 The Long Search for a Third Way—The British Labour Party and the Italian Left since 1945 , by Ilaria Favretto. Palgrave. 233pp. £47.50. Organised Crime and the Challenge to Democracy , edited by Felia Allum and Renate Siebert. Routledge. xiv + 238pp. £ 65.00. The Conservatives in Crisis: The Tories after 1997 , edited by Mark Garnett and Philip Lynch. Manchester University Press. 272 pp. £14.99. Hellfire Nation: The Politics of Sin in American History , James A. Marone. Yale University Press. xii + 575 pp. £25.00. Jewish Workers and the Labour Movement. A Comparative Study of Amsterdam, London and Paris, 1870–1914 , by Karin Hofmeester. Ashgate. xv + 346 pp. £ 57.50. In Search of Revolution. International Communist Parties in the Third Period , edited by Matthew Worley. I.B. Tauris. 400 pp. £45.00. Cold War, Crisis and Conflict. The CPGB 1951–68 , by John Callaghan. Lawrence & Wishart. 320 pp. £14.99. The Paradox of Choice: Why More Is Less , by Barry Schwartz. Harper Collins (USA). 266 pp. US$23.95. |
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