Issue Sixteen
Fourth Quarter 1994
ISSN 0791-4067
36 Printed Pages A4

'Peace And Then What? Alternatives'

Page 3: An End To Vitriol by Ronan Brady
Page 5: CEASEFIRE! by Bill Rolston
Page 7: Peace - Great Expectations by Mitchel McLaughlin
Page 10: Submitting To The Loyalist Veto by Ruairí Óg Ó Brádaigh
Page 12: Let Us Be True, Each To The Other by Annie Campbell
Page 14: Protestants In The South by Carol Coulter
Page 16: Sisterhoods Are Powerful by Claire Hackett and Maire Quiery
Page 18: Poems by Paul Laughlin
Page 20: What Price Northern Ireland? by Mike Tomlinson
Page 22: Countering The Liberal Newspeak by Damien Kiberd
Page 24: Waste Not, War Not by Patricia McKenna
Page 26: Malignant Growth And The Green Dream by Richard Douthwaite
Page 30: No Citizens Invited To The Party by Peter Mair
Page 32: Democracy Entails Openness by Paddy Smyth

Reviews
Page 34: War And Peace In Ireland: Britain And The IRA In The New World Order, Mark Ryan
Reviewed by Carol Coulter
Page 34: Ireland Divided: The Roots Of The Modern Irish Problem, Michael Hughes
Reviewed by Harry Vince
Page 35: On The Back Of The Swallow, Danny Morrison Reviewed by Carol Coulter
Page 35: Selected Writings, Gerry Adams Reviewed by Anthony O'Keeffe
Page 35: Nothing Like Beirut, Briege Duffaud Reviewed by Anthony O'Keeffe
Page 35: The Fabulists by Philip Casey Reviewed by Sandra Cooke