• Claire Connolly, ‘Theorising Ireland’ [301]
• Mervyn Busteed, ‘Sir James Caldwell, c.1720-84: An Anglo-Irish Landlord in the Age of Improvement’ [317]
• Ralph Pordzik, ‘A Postcolonial View of Ireland and the Irish Conflict in Anglo-Irish Utopian Literature since the Nineteenth Centulry’ [331]
• Stewart Roulston & John Dallat, ‘James Craig, Lord Charlemont and the ‘Battle of Stranmillis’,1928-33 [347]
• Melissa Fegan, ‘The Traveller’s Experience of Famine Ireland’ [361]
• Fran Brearton, ‘Mapping the Trenches: Gyres, Switchbacks and Zig-zag Circles in W. B Yeats and Ciaran Carson’. 373]

• Thomas O’Connor, ed., The Irish in Europe 1580-1815 (Four Courts 2001), reviewed by Gráinne Henry. [387]
• Aidan Clarke, Prelude to Restoration in Ireland (Cambridge UP 1999), reviewed by Alan Marshall.
• Eoin Magennis, The Irish Political System 1740-1765: The Golden Age of the Undertakers (Four Courts 2000), reviewed by Robert Mahony.
• Finlay Holmes, The Presbyterian Church in Ireland: A Popular History (Columba 2000), and Denis Carroll, Religion in Ireland: Past, Present and Future (Columba 1999), reviewed by Thomas O’Loughlin.
• T. W. Moody, R. B. McDowell & C. I. Woods, The Writings of Theobald Wolfe Tone, 1763-98, Vol. I: Tone’s Career in Ireland to June 1795 (Clarendon 1998), reviewed by Marianne Elliott.
• Lawrence M. Geary, ed., Rebellion and Remembrance in Modern Ireland (Four Courts 2001), reviewed by Daniel Gahan.
• Carla King, ed., Famine, Land and Culture in Ireland (UCD Preess 2000), reviewed by Tadhg Foley.
• Maureen Langan-Egan, Galway Women in the Nineteenth Century, (Open Air 1999), reviewed by Catherine B. Shannon.
• Lyndon Fraser, ed., A Distant Shore: Irish Migration & New Zealand Settlement (Otago UP 2000), reviewed by Barbara J. Tanzler.
• Maedbh McNamara & Paschal Mooney, Women in Parliament-Ireland: 1918-2000 (Wolfhound 2000), reviewed by Mary E. Daly.
• Michael Farry, The Aftermath of Revolution: Sligo, 1921-23, (UCD Press 2000), reviewed by Peter Hart.
• Brian Girvan & Geoffrey Roberts, eds., Ireland and the Second World War: Politics, Society and Remembrance (Four Courts 2000), and Richard Doherty, Irish Men and Women in the Second World War (Four Courts 1999), reviewed by Keith Jeffery.
• Denis O’Hearn, Inside the Celtic Tiger: The Irish Economy and the Asian Model (Pluto 1998), reviewed by Rosemary Sales.
• Michael O’Kennedy & Eunan O’Halpin, Ireland and the Council of Europe: From Isolation towards Integration (Coucil of Europe Publ. 2000), reviewed by Ben Tonra.
• Yvonne Galligan, Women and Politics in Contemporary Ireland: From the Margins to the Mainstream (Pinter 1998), reviewed by Rosemary Sales.
• Graham Ellison & Jim Smyth, The Crowned Harp: Policing Northern Ireland (Pluto 2000), reviewed by Mark Radford.

Reviews: Literature

• Kathryn Kirkpatrick, ed., Border Crossings: Irish Women Writers and National Identities (Alabama UP 2000), reviewed by Jacqueline Belanger. [410].
• Diane Stubbings, Anglo-Irish Modernism and the Maternal: From Yeats to Joyce (Palgrave 2000), reviewed by Clare Wallace.
• Eugene O’Brien, The Question of Irish Identity in the Writings of William Butler Years and James Joyce (Mellen Press 1998), reviewed by Barbara A. Suess.
• José Lanters, Unauthorized Versions: Irish Menippean Satire, 1919-1952 (CUA Press 2000), reviewed by Donald E. Morse.
• Gregory Castle, Postcolonial Discourses: An Anthology (Blackwell 2001), reviewed by Scott Boltwood.
• Bill Lazenbatt, Writing Ulster: Northern Narratives (Ulster UP 1999), reviewed by Giuliana Bendelli.

Reviews: Media & Cultural Studies

• Adrian Peace, A World of Fine Difference: The Social Architecture of Modern Irish Village (UCD 2001), reviewed by Charles E. Orser. [418]
• Gordon McCoy & Maolcholaim Scott, Aithne na nGael: Gaelic Identities (IIS 2000), reviewed by Murray G. H. Pittock.
• Trefor M. Owen, From Comb to Cultra: Folklife Essays in Honour of Alan Gailey (IIS [2000] ), reviewed by James E. Doan.
• Lawrence W. McBride, ed., Images, Icons and the Irish Nationalist Imagination (Four Courts 1999), reviewed by Eugene McNulty.
• Peter Murray, 0044-Irish Artists in Britain (Crawford Gallery 1999), reviewed by Fintan Cullen.
• Jane Helleiner, Irish Travellers: Racism and the Politics of Culture (Toronto UP 2000), reviewed by Paul Delaney.
• Edward Daly, Mister, Are You a Priest? (Four Courts 2000), reviewed by Dom Aidan Bellenger.
• Ronan Bennett, Rebel Heart, directed by John Strickland [TV],reviewed by John Newsinger.
• Conor McCarthy, Modernisation: Crisis and Culture in Ireland 1969-1992 (Four Courts 2000), reviewed by Anthony V. Roche.

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