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Mapping troubles-related deaths in Northern Ireland 1969–1998. Londonderry: INCORE). Imrie, . Pinch, S. & Boyle, M. (1996). Identity, citizenship and power in cities. Cite this chapter as: Mesev . Downs . Binns . Courtney . Shirlow P. (2008) Measuring and Mapping Conflict-Related Deaths and Segregation: Lessons from the Belfast ‘Troubles’. eds) Geospatial Technologies and Homeland Security. The GeoJournal Library, vol 94.

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Mapping Troubles-Related Deaths in Northern Ireland. and the work of the Deramore Group Melaugh/INCORE maintains a list of deaths to date The consensus view is that there have been approximately 3700 deaths due to the Troubles. Sutton (1994) compiled one of the first databases of Troubles-related deaths followed by The Cost of the Troubles Study (Fay, Morrissey and Smyth, 1998), McKeown (2001, 2009) and the work of the Deramore Group (McKittrick et al. 1999). Melaugh/INCORE maintains a list of deaths to date (Melaugh 2013).

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