Acceptable level of violence (English Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Acceptable level of violence" in English language version.

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  • Nolan, Paul (23 April 2018). "'Post-conflict' Northern Ireland is still plagued by political violence". The Irish Times. Retrieved 1 December 2019. While no one wishes to use the term "acceptable level of violence", the fact that the killings have for the most part taken place in out-of-sight, deprived neighbourhoods means that they are a contained political problem, with only a small number of high-profile cases attracting any significant attention.

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  • Ross, F. Stuart (2012). "It Hasn't Gone Away You Know: Irish Republican Violence in the Post-Agreement Era". Nordic Irish Studies. 11 (2): 63. ISSN 1602-124X. JSTOR 41702636.

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  • Ross, F. Stuart (2012). "It Hasn't Gone Away You Know: Irish Republican Violence in the Post-Agreement Era". Nordic Irish Studies. 11 (2): 63. ISSN 1602-124X. JSTOR 41702636.