Dr Jack Hepworth
| 'While we have a shared past, we do not have a shared memory': agonistic public histories and the contested commemoration of the Good Friday Agreement | 2026 |
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Dr Jack Hepworth
| Difficult solidarities: the Irish diaspora and the British left during the Northern Ireland conflict | 2025 |
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Dr Jack Hepworth
| The GAA at home and away: Gaelic games and Irish emigration in the 1950s | 2025 |
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Dr Jack Hepworth
| Once Upon a Time in Northern Ireland | 2024 |
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Dr Jack Hepworth
| A union severed? Loyalists in Irish Free State border counties, 1922-1927 | 2023 |
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Dr Jack Hepworth
| Diasporic subjects: migrant identities and twentieth-century Ireland | 2023 |
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Dr Jack Hepworth
| Dieter Reinisch, Learning behind bars: how IRA prisoners shaped the peace process in Ireland | 2023 |
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Dr Jack Hepworth
| 'Preparing for power': the Revolutionary Communist Party and its curious afterlives, 1976-2020 | 2023 |
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Dr Jack Hepworth
| 'Progress will not occur if we continually adopt positions of principle': Irish republican prisoners and strategic reorientation, c.1976-1998 | 2023 |
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Dr Jack Hepworth
| Stalker, John (1939-2019) | 2023 |
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Dr Jack Hepworth
| The recent Legacy Bill cannot hope to address Northern Ireland's difficult, unresolved past | 2023 |
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Dr Jack Hepworth
| The strategic transformation of Provisional Irish republicanism, 1979-98 | 2023 |
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Dr Jack Hepworth
| Voices of Preston's Windrush generation - when I first survived, I said: 'Really? I thought there were no slums in this place!' | 2023 |
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Dr Jack Hepworth
| 'We are grateful for the opportunity to act as ambassadors for our club and our country': sporting hospitality during the Northern Ireland conflict | 2023 |
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Dr Jack Hepworth
| Beyond the "republican family": biography, genealogy, and intergenerational memory in twenty-first-century Ireland | 2022 |
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