Making Sense of a United Ireland Should it happen? How might it happen?
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Biographical note
Brendan O'Leary is Lauder Professor of Political Science at the University of Pennsylvania and a Visiting Professor of Political Science at Queen's University, Belfast. He is an American citizen but both Irish (born in Cork) and Northern Irish in origin. He has been deeply engaged in conflict resolution in Ireland for nearly four decades (including over a decade advising the British Labour Party in the run-up to the Good Friday Agreement; advising an influential group of Irish-Americans led by Congressman Bruce Morrison through the 1990s; and writing advisory memoranda for the Irish government). Brendan has written, co-authored and edited many books. Making Sense of a United Ireland is his 30th book.Welcome and compelling
FT
A tour de force
Globe and Mail
Thoughtful and thought-provoking . . . [provides] invaluable insights into the choices and challenges that lie ahead
- Oran Doyle, Irish Times
Highly impressive . . . several books have been written about this subject in 2022 alone, but for sheer intellectual firepower O'Leary wins first prize
- Andrew Lynch, Business Post
Should be required reading for everyone - including unionists - who are interested in and concerned about the fate of this island
- Andy Pollak, DRB
Brilliant
- Brian Feeney, Irish News
A must-read . . . [O'Leary has] thought through the implications of possible unity so deeply it would be foolish for anyone who seeks it or opposes it to ignore his book
- Cathal Mac Coille,
A tour de force, a highly readable, stylishly written, and essential book for anyone interested in a united Ireland, whether supportive, opposed or simply anxious about disturbing the peace we have enjoyed for 25 years . . . fascinating and ultimately optimistic
Irish Central
Impressively researched and well-argued . . . detailed and readable
Irish Independent