The Irish troubles : a generation of violence, 1967-1992 / J. Bowyer Bell.

Contents;

1. The Irish Arena,, progress delayed: 1962-1968
2. Confrontation, the long march begins: January 1968-March 1969
3. Passage to chaos: March 1969-March 1970
4. The IRA divides: February 1962-January 1970
5. The rise of the Provos: January 1970-February 1971
6. The armed struggle escalates: February 1971-August 1971
7. The province at war, internment to the failure of Stormont: August 1971-January 1972
8. Bloody Sunday: January 1972
9. The end of Stormont: February 1972-April 1972
10. The British response, from Stormont to the Truce: April 1972-July 9, 1972
11. Operation Motorman to power sharing, the gun and politics: July 1972-June 1973
12. Power sharing and protestant power, the Northern Ireland assembly to the general strike: June 1973-May 1974
13. The protestant backlash, the general strike to the conventional elections: May 1974-May 1975
14. The Mold sets, the convention to direct rule: May 1975-August 1976
15. Peace and war, a time of persistence: August 1976-December 1977
16. A time of attrition: January 1978-December 1979
17. Unconventional conflict, the hunger strikes: January 1980-October 1981
18. The return of politics , Sinn Fein the assembly and the New Ireland forum: September 1981-May 30, 1983
19. The Anglo-Irish agreement, the triumph of politics: May 30, 1983-November 1985
20. The institutionalization of Turmoil: November 1985-December 1989
21. The next decade, the pattern set: 1990-1992
22. The troubles without final conclusion: 1992

Includes bibliographical references (p. 835-854) and index.