J. Smyth

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The road to God knows where: Understanding Irish republicanism

J. Smyth, 2005 .

The Power of Pathos: James Burn Russell's Life in One Room and the Creation of Council Housing

J. Smyth, 2019, The Scottish Historical Review.

Up off our Bellies and onto our Knees: Symbolic Effacement and the Orange Order in Northern Ireland

D. Cairns, J. Smyth, 2002 .

I wouldn’t mind moving actually: Exploring Student Mobility in Northern Ireland

D. Cairns, J. Smyth, 2011 .

Spatial reflexivity and undergraduate transitions in the Republic of Ireland after the Celtic Tiger

Katarzyna Growiec, D. Cairns, J. Smyth, 2012 .

Policing Ireland

J. Smyth, 1999 .

Wolfe Tone’s Library: The United Irishmen and “Enlightenment”

J. Smyth, 2012 .

Local elites and social control: building council houses in Stirling between the wars

D. Robertson, J. Smyth, 2013, Urban History.

‘Like amphibious animals’: Irish protestants, ancient Britons, 1691–1707

J. Smyth, 1993, The Historical Journal.

Whigs, Tories and Scottish Legal Reform, c.1785-1832

A. Mckinlay, J. Smyth, 2011 .

The Catholic Question in Ireland and England, 1798–1822. The papers of Denys Scully . Edited by Brian MacDermot. Pp. xxv + 748. Dublin: Irish Academic Press, 1988. £65. 0 7165 2423 6

J. Smyth, 1990, The Journal of Ecclesiastical History.

‘An Entirely Exceptional Case’: Ireland and the British Problem

J. Smyth, 1991, The Historical Journal.

The Crowned Harp: Policing Northern Ireland

Jim Smyth, Graham Ellison, G. Ellison, 2000 .

Social Change and Economic Life in Kirkcaldy, 1891–1987: Sources and Methods, a Historical Perspective

J. Smyth, 1990 .

Anti-Catholicism, Conservatism, and Conspiracy: Sir Richard Musgrave's Memoirs of the Different Rebellions in Ireland

J. Smyth, 1998 .

Manning the ramparts: Ireland and the agenda of the Roman Catholic Church

J. Smyth, 1995 .

Disadvantage and New Prosperity in Restructured Belfast

A. Cebulla, J. Smyth, 1996 .

Neighbourhood Identity: The Path Dependency of Class and Place

D. Robertson, I. Mcintosh, J. Smyth, 2010 .

RESISTING LABOUR: UNIONISTS, LIBERALS, AND MODERATES IN GLASGOW BETWEEN THE WARS

J. Smyth, 2003, The Historical Journal.

Symbolic power and police legitimacy: The Royal Ulster Constabulary

J. Smyth, 2002 .

Cease-fire in Northern Ireland—The Phoney Peace

J. Smyth, 1996 .

Leaving Northern Ireland: youth mobility field, habitus and recession among undergraduates in Belfast

Katarzyna Growiec, D. Cairns, J. Smyth, 2013 .

The ballot bomb: Terrorism and the electoral process in northern ireland

A. Guelke, J. Smyth, 1992 .

Stretching the boundaries: The control of dissent in Northern Ireland

Jim Smyth, J. Smyth, 1988 .

Unintentional mobilization: The effects of the 1980–1981 hunger strikes in Ireland

J. Smyth, 1987 .

The Men of No Property: Irish Radicals and Popular Politics in the Late Eighteenth Century

J. Smyth, 1998 .

Reputations and national identity, or, what do our heroes say about us?

James J. Smyth, Michael A. Penman, J. Smyth, 2005 .

THOMAS CHALMERS, THE ‘GODLY COMMONWEALTH’, AND CONTEMPORARY WELFARE REFORM IN BRITAIN AND THE USA*

J. Smyth, 2014, The Historical Journal.

Music, emotion and remembrance: unveiling memorials to the fallen of the First World War in Scotland

J. Smyth, 2018, Social History.

‘Rumours of War’: the Catholic Agitation, 1791–3

J. Smyth, 1998 .

Labour in Glasgow, 1896-1936: Socialism, Suffrage, Sectarianism

W. Kenefick, J. Smyth, 2002 .

Republicans and conservatives: British politics and ideology, c. 1750–1832

J. Smyth, 1994, The Historical Journal.

British consciousness and identity: ‘No remedy more proper’: Anglo-Irish unionism before 1707

J. Smyth, 1998 .

The Communities of Ireland and the British State, 1660–1707

J. Smyth, 1996 .