Review
An intelligent, readable and very fascinating reflection on left republicanism in Ireland (Richard English, Professor of Politics, Queens University Belfast, author of Armed Struggle and Irish Freedom )
Full of information and analysis yet extremely easy to read, Eoin O’Broin poses the question that has occupied the minds of many down through decades of struggle – not just how best to establish the ‘republic’ but what that republic will look like? (Dr Laurence McKeown, writer, playright and former IRA political prisoner )
Full of information and analysis yet extremely easy to read, Eoin O’Broin poses the question that has occupied the minds of many down through decades of struggle – not just how best to establish the ‘republic’ but what that republic will look like? (Dr Laurence McKeown, writer, playright and former IRA political prisoner )
Product Description
'An intelligent, readable and fascinating reflection on left republicanism in Ireland'
Richard English, Professor of Politics, Queens University Belfast, author of Armed Struggle and Irish Freedom
'Full of information and analysis yet extremely easy to read, Eoin O’Broin poses the question that has occupied the minds of many down through decades of struggle – not just how best to establish the "republic" but what that republic will look like?'
Dr Laurence McKeown, writer, playright and former IRA political prisoner
Sinn Féin is a growing force in Irish politics. Now the country's third largest party, Sinn Féin have been one of the central architects of the peace process and are increasingly setting the terms of political debate in Ireland north and south. Despite this, the party remains much misunderstood and often misrepresented.
In Sinn Féin & The Politics of Left Republicanism, Sinn Féin activist Eoin Ó Broin explores the ideological and organisational origins of the party, charts their history and recent political development and assesses their possible futures.
He argues that Sinn Féin is part of a distinct left-republican tradition in Irish society whose future lies in the globally resurgent radical democratic left.
Richard English, Professor of Politics, Queens University Belfast, author of Armed Struggle and Irish Freedom
'Full of information and analysis yet extremely easy to read, Eoin O’Broin poses the question that has occupied the minds of many down through decades of struggle – not just how best to establish the "republic" but what that republic will look like?'
Dr Laurence McKeown, writer, playright and former IRA political prisoner
Sinn Féin is a growing force in Irish politics. Now the country's third largest party, Sinn Féin have been one of the central architects of the peace process and are increasingly setting the terms of political debate in Ireland north and south. Despite this, the party remains much misunderstood and often misrepresented.
In Sinn Féin & The Politics of Left Republicanism, Sinn Féin activist Eoin Ó Broin explores the ideological and organisational origins of the party, charts their history and recent political development and assesses their possible futures.
He argues that Sinn Féin is part of a distinct left-republican tradition in Irish society whose future lies in the globally resurgent radical democratic left.
About the Author
Eoin Ó Broin is a writer and policy analyst based in Dublin. He has been a Sinn Féin activist for fifteen years, He is the Chairperson of Dublin Sinn Féin and a member of the party's Ard Comhairle (National Executive). He writes a regular column for An Phoblacht and is the author of Sinn Féin and the Politics of Left Republicanism (Pluto, 2009).
