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Conflict in Cities and the Contested State: Everyday Life and the Possibilities for Transformation in Belfast, Jerusalem and Other Divided Cities
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Researchers
James Anderson (Co-Investigator)Liam O'Dowd (Co-Investigator)Michael Dumper (Co-Investigator)Wendy Pullan (Principal Investigator)
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