Issue Twenty One
February 1996
ISSN 0791-4067
82 Printed Pages A5 Book Format

'What Peace Process?'

Page 5: No Peace Without Justice by Paddy Kelly
Page 13: Collective Efforts To Find A Lasting Settlement by Gerry Adams
Page 19: The Evil Fruit Has Ripened Once More by Ruairí Ó Brádaigh
Page 23: Where Are We Now In The Peace Process? by Bernadette McAliskey
Page 29: A Recipe For Disaster, Prisoners In The Peace Process by Mairéad Uí hAdhmaill
Page 35: Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere by Seamas Keenan
Page 41: Opinions And Doubts collected by Gerard Miller
Page 45: Sinn Fein, Consent And A Return To Plan B by Councillor Chris McGimpsey
Page 49: The Future Path Of Peace by Martin Mansergh
Page 59: The Peace Process, Decommissioning And A New Assenbly by Declan Bree TD
Page 63: The Blackmail Of The Empty Seats by Kevin McNamara MP
Page 69: The British Way Of Thinking by Harry Vince

Reviews
Page 77: Peace And Its Discontents, Edward Said Reviewed by Carol Coulter
Page 78: Development Ireland: Comtemporary Issues, Ed. Peter Shirlow Reviewed by Peadar Kirby
Page 78: Pitfalls In Development Aid, Irish Mozambique Solidarity Reviewed by Peadar Kirby
Page 79: Iscariot, Tom Phelan Reviewed by Sandra Cooke
Page 80: Ireland: New Beginnings? Race And Class Vol 37 No 1, Ed. Bill Rolston Reviewed by Carol Coulter