Explore the arguments and history behind Ireland’s move toward self-government in this influential collection.
The New Irish Constitution offers a sober, multi‑author examination of constitutional history, modern needs, and national identity. It presents thoughtful perspectives from leading scholars and public figures as it traces Ireland’s political future within the British Empire.
The book gathers broad views on home rule, devolution, and the role of religion, law, and Parliament. It balances historical context with contemporary analysis, helping readers understand how constitutional ideas translate into real political change.
- Context for debates about sovereignty, union, and Irish self‑government
- Analyses of constitutional history from reform to Home Rule
- Voices from different traditions, including civil and religious leaders
- Guest essays that illuminate legal and political questions of the era
Ideal for readers of Irish history, constitutional law, and political philosophy who want clear, accessible scholarship on a pivotal moment in Ireland’s story.