Dr Jack Hepworth
| Once Upon a Time in Northern Ireland | 2024 |
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Dr Jack Hepworth
| A union severed? Loyalists in Irish Free State border counties, 1922-1927 | 2023 |
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Dr Jack Hepworth
| Diasporic subjects: migrant identities and twentieth-century Ireland | 2023 |
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Dr Jack Hepworth
| Dieter Reinisch, Learning behind bars: how IRA prisoners shaped the peace process in Ireland | 2023 |
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Dr Jack Hepworth
| 'Preparing for power': the Revolutionary Communist Party and its curious afterlives, 1976-2020 | 2023 |
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Dr Jack Hepworth
| 'Progress will not occur if we continually adopt positions of principle': Irish republican prisoners and strategic reorientation, c.1976-1998 | 2023 |
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Dr Jack Hepworth
| Stalker, John (1939-2019) | 2023 |
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Dr Jack Hepworth
| The recent Legacy Bill cannot hope to address Northern Ireland's difficult, unresolved past | 2023 |
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Dr Jack Hepworth
| The strategic transformation of Provisional Irish republicanism, 1979-98 | 2023 |
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Dr Jack Hepworth
| Voices of Preston's Windrush generation - when I first survived, I said: 'Really? I thought there were no slums in this place!' | 2023 |
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Dr Jack Hepworth
| 'We are grateful for the opportunity to act as ambassadors for our club and our country': sporting hospitality during the Northern Ireland conflict | 2023 |
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Dr Jack Hepworth
| Beyond the "republican family": biography, genealogy, and intergenerational memory in twenty-first-century Ireland | 2022 |
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Dr Jack Hepworth
| Book review: Eve Morrison, Kilmichael: the life and afterlife of an ambush | 2022 |
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Dr Jack Hepworth
| Devolution and its discontents | 2022 |
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Dr Jack Hepworth
| 'England is my home': Windrush lives in Lancashire | 2022 |
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Dr Jack Hepworth
| Take no prisoners: an incident in the Anglo-Irish War, and what it meant | 2022 |
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Dr Jack Hepworth
| The 'good old IRA': remembering republican veterans after 1969 | 2022 |
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Dr Jack Hepworth
| 'The moral rearmament of imperialism': the Revolutionary Communist Party, the Northern Ireland conflict, and the new world order, 1981-1994 | 2022 |
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Dr Jack Hepworth
| Ulster's 'lost counties' | 2022 |
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Dr Jack Hepworth
| Loyalist rioting reframes the perennial question: who governs Northern Ireland? | 2021 |
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Dr Jack Hepworth
| 'The age-old struggle': Irish republicanism from the Battle of the Bogside to the Belfast Agreement, 1969-1998 | 2021 |
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Dr Jack Hepworth
| '"We're getting the victory we fought for", we were told': retrospective subjective analysis in oral histories of Irish republicanism | 2020 |
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Dr Jack Hepworth
| The Catholic Church and the Northern Ireland Troubles by Margaret M. Scull [Book review] | 2020 |
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Dr Jack Hepworth
| Anglo-Irish relations in mid-nineteenth-century Preston | 2020 |
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Dr Jack Hepworth
| Between Isolation and Integration: Religion, Politics, and the Catholic Irish in Preston, C.1829-1868 | 2020 |
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Dr Jack Hepworth
| Britain's first migrant strike: labour militancy and racial politics at Courtaulds, Preston, 1965 | 2020 |
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Dr Jack Hepworth
| Edward Burke, An army of tribes: British Army cohesion, deviancy, and murder in Northern Ireland | 2020 |
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Dr Alison Atkinson-Phillips
Silvia Fisch
Dr Jack Hepworth
| Experiences of place and loss at Newcastle West End Foodbank | 2020 |
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Dr Alison Atkinson-Phillips
Silvia Fisch
Dr Jack Hepworth
Professor Graham Smith
| Foodbank histories: solidarity and mutual aid in the past and the present | 2020 |
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Dr Jack Hepworth
| Industrial strife put race relations in the spotlight | 2020 |
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Dr Jack Hepworth
Dr Alison Atkinson-Phillips
Silvia Fisch
Professor Graham Smith
| “I was not aware of the hardship”: Foodbank Histories from North-East England | 2019 |
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Dr Jack Hepworth
| The rapid rise and fall of the Abbey Shamrocks: the story of a community Gaelic football team, from foundation to folding | 2019 |
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Dr Jack Hepworth
| Writing the “troubles”: purpose and practice | 2019 |
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Dr Jack Hepworth
| Isolated or integral? Irish workers in Preston, c.1829-1867 | 2018 |
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Dr Jack Hepworth
| The troubles in Northern Ireland and theories of social movements | 2018 |
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Dr Jack Hepworth
| The heterogeneity and evolution of Irish republicanism, c.1969-c.1994 | 2017 |
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