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Jonathan Tonge's Degrees

PhD Political Science University of Liverpool
Masters Political Science University of Liverpool
Bachelors Politics University of Liverpool

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According to Wikipedia, Jonathan Tonge is an academic based in the Department of Politics Studies at the University of Liverpool. In 2008-9 he was chair of the British Youth Citizenship Commission. In 2012 Tonge and Professor Philip Cowley became co-editors of the Parliamentary Affairs academic journal.

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The Party Politics of Youth Citizenship and Democratic Engagement (2012) (78)
Does Citizenship Education Make Young People Better-Engaged Citizens? (2012) (64)
The Democratic Unionist Party: From Protest to Power (2014) (59)
Abandoning historical conflict?: Former political prisoners and reconciliation in Northern Ireland (2010) (54)
So Why Did the Guns Fall Silent? How Interplay, not Stalemate, Explains the Northern Ireland Peace Process (2011) (35)
New packaging, old deal? New Labour and employment policy innovation (1999) (35)
Social Class and Party Choice in Northern Ireland's Ethnic Blocs (2009) (33)
'No-one likes us: we don't care: (2012) (33)
A Big Idea for the Big Society? The Advent of National Citizen Service (2011) (32)
Shared Identity and the End of Conflict? How Far Has a Common Sense of ‘Northern Irishness’ Replaced British or Irish Allegiances since the 1998 Good Friday Agreement? (2015) (29)
Conflict, Transformation, and Former Loyalist Paramilitary Prisoners in Northern Ireland (2009) (26)
Citizenship and Political Engagement Among Young People: The Workings and Findings of the Youth Citizenship Commission (2010) (26)
From Sunningdale to the good Friday agreement: Creating devolved government in northern Ireland (2000) (24)
The Party Politics of Post-Devolution Identity in Northern Ireland (2014) (24)
Faultlines in unionism: Division and dissent within the Ulster Unionist Council (2001) (24)
From Abstentionism to Enthusiasm: Sinn Féin, Nationalist Electors and Support for Devolved Power-sharing in Northern Ireland (2013) (23)
“For God and for the Crown”: Contemporary Political and Social Attitudes among Orange Order Members in Northern Ireland (2007) (22)
The Future of the ‘Radical Centre’ in Northern Ireland after the Good Friday Agreement (2003) (20)
‘THEY HAVEN'T GONE AWAY, YOU KNOW’. IRISH REPUBLICAN ‘DISSIDENTS’ AND ‘ARMED STRUGGLE’ (2004) (19)
Menace Without Mandate? Is There Any Sympathy for “Dissident” Irish Republicanism in Northern Ireland? (2012) (18)
Legion of the Rearguard: Dissident Irish Republicanism (2011) (18)
The Impact of Withdrawal from the European Union upon Northern Ireland (2016) (17)
Devolution and the Governance of Northern Ireland (2011) (17)
Supplying Confidence or Trouble? The Deal Between the Democratic Unionist Party and the Conservative Party (2017) (17)
Politics in Ireland (2009) (17)
Party Members and the Good Friday Agreement in Northern Ireland (2002) (15)
Another Communal Headcount: The Election in Northern Ireland (2015) (15)
Making the Connection: Building Youth Citizenship in the UK (2009) (14)
A Campaign without End?: ‘Dissident’ Republican Violence in Northern Ireland (2014) (14)
Beyond the Youth Citizenship Commission: young people and politics (2014) (14)
Conflict resolution in asymmetric and symmetric situations: Northern Ireland as a case study (2008) (13)
Northern Ireland's third tradition(s): The alliance party surveyed (2001) (13)
Loyal to the Core?: Orangeism and Britishness in Northern Ireland (2011) (13)
Sinn Féin and ‘New Republicanism’ in Belfast (2006) (12)
Partisan and religious drivers of moral conservatism (2018) (12)
Britishness (and Irishness) in Northern Ireland since the Good Friday Agreement (2010) (11)
Northern Ireland: Unionism Loses More Leaders (2010) (11)
REVITALISING POLITICS: ENGAGING YOUNG PEOPLE (2009) (11)
Catholic, Irish and Nationalist: evaluating the importance of ethno‐national and ethno‐religious variables in determining nationalist political allegiance in Northern Ireland (2013) (10)
Problems of Modernizing an Ethno-Religious Party (2005) (10)
Unionist party competition and the Orange Order vote in Northern Ireland (2007) (9)
‘Votes at 16’ and Lessons From 1969 (2019) (8)
The EU and the Irish Border: Shaping Aid and Attitudes? (2005) (8)
New Order: Political Change and the Protestant Orange Tradition in Northern Ireland (2011) (8)
Victims of their own success? Post‐agreement dilemmas of political moderates in Northern Ireland (2003) (8)
Abandoning historical conflict?Former paramilitary prisoners and political reconciliation in Northern Ireland (2010) (8)
Northern Ireland: Double Triumph for the Democratic Unionist Party (2018) (7)
Politically motivated prisoners in Northern Ireland (2010) (7)
Beyond Unionism versus Nationalism: the Rise of the Alliance Party of Northern Ireland (2020) (7)
Labour's Landslide: the British General Election 1997 (1997) (7)
The Ulster Unionist Party (2019) (7)
Abandoning historical conflict (2013) (6)
Electoral Politics (2019) (5)
Constitutional nationalism and socialism in Northern Ireland: The greening of the social democratic and labour party (2000) (5)
The Future of Citizenship (2007) (5)
Should the Voting Age be Lowered (2009) (5)
Republican Paramilitaries and the Peace Process (2009) (5)
A coming of age: how and why the UK became the first democracy to allow votes for 18-year-olds (2021) (4)
‘Faith, Crown and State: Contemporary Discourses within the Orange Order in Northern Ireland’, in Political discourse as an instrument of conflict and peace: Lessons from Northern Ireland (2008) (4)
From conflict to communal politics: The politics of peace (2016) (4)
The maintenance of republican ideology and tactics in the discourses of ira former prisoners (2008) (4)
Northern Ireland: Meltdown of the Moderates or the Redistribution of Moderation? (2005) (4)
The formation of the Northern Ireland executive (2000) (4)
Some progress made, still much to do: Youth political engagement since the Youth Citizenship Commission (2014) (4)
New members as party modernisers: The case of the Democratic Unionist Party in Northern Ireland (2016) (4)
Irish Protestant Identities (2010) (4)
Understanding the Policy Drivers and Effects of Voting Age Reform (2020) (4)
The Anti-Poll Tax Movement: A Pressure Movement? (1994) (4)
The contemporary Orange Order in Northern Ireland (2005) (3)
British Elections and Parties Review 13 (2003) (3)
General Election 2019: Northern Ireland (2020) (3)
The role of extra-constitutional parties in the Northern Ireland Assembly (2001) (3)
Challenges for National Political Science Associations: The Political Studies Association of the UK (2008) (3)
Public opinion, political partisanship and the Votes-at-16 debate in the United Kingdom (2021) (3)
Social Policy and the Welfare State (2009) (2)
Loyalism, Orangeism and Britishness: Contemporary Synergies and Tensions (2011) (2)
Over the Rainbow : Relationships between Loyalists and Republicans in the Northern Ireland Assembly (2003) (2)
The old order changeth - or not? Modern discourses within the Orange order in Northern Ireland (2010) (2)
Voting Age Reform, Political Partisanship and Multi-Level Governance in the UK: The Party Politics of ‘Votes-at-16’ (2021) (2)
Conclusion: The Legacy of Tony Blair (2009) (2)
Irish Pan nationalism: Myth or Reality? (1998) (2)
Old extremism or new moderate centrism? The 2001 elections in Northern Ireland (2002) (2)
Training and Enterprise Councils: the privatisation of Britain's unemployment problem? (1993) (2)
An Absorbing Hanging (2010) (2)
the last bastion of ad hocery? research supervision from idea to viva (2005) (2)
Conclusions: Economic Narratives and Party Leaders (2015) (2)
Introduction: The Mislaying of a Majority (2018) (2)
Failing Politics ? A response to The Governance of Britain Green Paper 18 The Future of Citizenship (2015) (1)
'Still marching after all these years? Orange ideology and the culture war in Northern Ireland' (2009) (1)
Introduction: Instability and the Peace Process (2003) (1)
Self-regulating or self-serving : market liberalisation and the environment : the case of Mobil's Altona refinery (1995) (1)
Conclusion: The BBC and the Election: Boris, Brexit and Corbyn (2020) (1)
Introduction: Single Party Government in a Fragmented System (2015) (1)
The 2022 Northern Ireland Assembly Elections: Polling, Power-Sharing, Protocol (2022) (1)
Northern Ireland: From the Centre to the Margins? (2020) (1)
‘The only show in town’ (2019) (1)
New Pluralism or Old Ideological Certainties? Examining the Extent of Ideological Change among Republican and Loyalist Former Prisoners in Northern Ireland. (2009) (1)
Labour and Northern Ireland: The Long Road Back to Devolution (1998) (1)
The 2011 Devolved Elections in the UK (2011) (1)
The Recall of MPs Act 2015: Petitions, Polls and Problems (2019) (1)
Introduction: The ‘Votes-at-16’ Debate in the UK (2021) (1)
After Brexit, What's Left for Northern Ireland's Unionists? (2019) (1)
Faithful Unionists: The Democratic Unionist Party in Northern Ireland (2019) (1)
Petitions, Polling Stations and Paisley: the First Outworking of the Recall of MPs Act 2015 (2019) (1)
Review: Martyn Frampton, The Long March: The Political Strategy of Sinn Fein, 1981—2007, Basingstoke: Palgrave, 2009; xi + 254 pp.; £55.00 hbk; ISBN 9780230202177 (2010) (0)
Former prisoners and societal reconstruction (2010) (0)
Dynamics of change in political parties: An all-island perspective (2016) (0)
The realignment of unionism: the shift in Orange Order support from the Ulster Unionist Party to the Democratic Unionist Party in Northern Ireland (2005) (0)
Surprising level of sympathy for perpetrators (2010) (0)
Book Reviews (2008) (0)
The Solution? The Logic of the Good Friday Agreement (2005) (0)
Never the Sum of its Parts? The Executive (2005) (0)
The Social and Political Bases of the Orange Order in Northern Ireland: Full Research ReportESRC End of Award Report, RES-000-23-1614 (2008) (0)
Former prisoners in a global context (2010) (0)
A New Policing Service (2005) (0)
British Elections & Parties Review : Volume 13 (2004) (0)
Safeguarding the Union (2019) (0)
The Settlement of Asymmetric Conflicts through Symmetric Interests in Peace (2009) (0)
Britishness in Northern Ireland after the Good Friday Agreement (2009) (0)
Although political progress has been made in Northern Ireland, the polarisation of the communities still firmly exists (2011) (0)
Corrigendum (2013) (0)
Introduction (2002) (0)
How new party members are modernising the DUP (2016) (0)
The future of citizenship roundtable (2008) (0)
British elections and parties review [volume 13] (2003) (0)
Former combatants and civil society in Northern Ireland (2007) (0)
'Nothing but the Same Old Story? - political perspectives of former combatants in Northern Ireland' (2006) (0)
The election in Northern Ireland: a route back to Stormont? (2020) (0)
Book review: a history of the Northern Ireland Labour Party: democratic socialism and sectarianism by Aaron Edwards (2012) (0)
Cross-Border and Confederal Dimensions (2005) (0)
‘At My Father’s Knee’: Orangeism and Cultural Learning in Northern Ireland (2011) (0)
Preface (2002) (0)
Unionism New and Old (2005) (0)
Ireland in the European Union and Beyond (2009) (0)
Voter registration levels for the Scottish independence referendum are already showing the potential benefits of lowering the voting age to 16 (2014) (0)
Civil Society and the Problem of Sectarianism (2005) (0)
The Diminishing Centre Ground: Whither the Third Tradition? (2005) (0)
Loyalism, Orangeism and Britishness (2011) (0)
8. Northern Ireland: triumph for the Democratic Unionist Party (2020) (0)
Continuity and Change in the Discourse of Republican Former Prisoners (2010) (0)
Consociational Theory and Conflict Management (2010) (0)
Introduction: A Conservative Victory Like No Other? (2020) (0)
Reference Section (2001) (0)
Who are the UUP Members—and What do they Believe? (2019) (0)
In the Party but off message (2002) (0)
Religious, Political, and Geographical Determinants of Attitudes to Protestant Parades in Northern Ireland (2017) (0)
Free as Air (2005) (0)
Reviews (2002) (0)
Institutional Structures, Party Selection, and Spotty Tights (2019) (0)
New Order: Contemporary Political Alignments of the Protestant Orange Tradition in Northern Ireland (2010) (0)
Lessons from the Northern Ireland peace process . Edited by Timothy J. White. Pp 309. Madison, Wisconsin: University of Wisconsin Press. 2013. £22.50. (2015) (0)
New pluralism or old ideological certainties? Examining the extent of political change among republican and loyalist prisoners (2007) (0)
Liberal and Secular or Protestant and Orange? (2019) (0)
Preface (2001) (0)
The DUP Says Yes (2014) (0)
Political views and understandings (2013) (0)
One Day in July: Blood, Thunder and Street Politics in Belfast (2011) (0)
Conflict transformation and changing perceptions of the ‘other’ (2010) (0)
Territorial Administration and Subnational Government (2009) (0)
Political and tactical change among former prisoners (2010) (0)
The First Casualty of the End of Conflict? The Death of Class Politics in Northern Ireland (2009) (0)
Britain and Ireland (2005) (0)
Northern Ireland: The DUP Hits the Jackpot (2017) (0)
Plus Ça Change? The 2016 Devolved Elections in the UK (2016) (0)
Conclusion: The Future of the Ulster Unionist Party (2019) (0)
Civil Society, Interest Groups and Pressure Politics (2009) (0)
Action Before Ideology': Understanding the role of age andknowledge in the 'Troubles in Northern Ireland/Ireland’ (2008) (0)
Still for God and Ulster? Religion and Faith (2014) (0)
Devolution and Unionist electoral realignment in Northern Ireland (2006) (0)
Preface (2003) (0)
Same but different? The Democratic Unionist Party and Ulster Unionist Party compared (2020) (0)
Barriers to full employment policies in Britain: problems of ideology,institutions and substitutions (1996) (0)
Britishness and Northern Irishness (2019) (0)
The Government needs to implement Youth Citizenship Commission proposals to turn schools into ‘sites of democracy’ (2014) (0)
The British Parties and Elections Review, 12 (2002) (0)
The Devolved Nations (2021) (0)
Attitudes towards Other Parties (2019) (0)
Conclusion: An Election that Satisfied Few and Solved Little (2018) (0)
So why did the guns fall silent? The inadequacies of existing conflict resolution theories in explaining the peace process in Northern Ireland. (2008) (0)
Country Before Party (2019) (0)
The UUP during the Troubles, 1969–1998 (2019) (0)
The Big Tent at Stormont: The Northern Ireland Assembly (2005) (0)
Who Are the Modern Members (2014) (0)
Conflict to peace: politics and society in Northern Ireland over half a century . By Bernadette Hayes and Ian McAllister. Pp 265. Manchester: Manchester University Press. 2013. £65. (2014) (0)
16 and 17 year olds can be part of our democracy even if they do not have the vote (2014) (0)
The International Context (2005) (0)
Political Parties and the Party System (2009) (0)
Still the Same Old Story? The views of former combatants in Northern Ireland (2006) (0)
Imprisonment, ideological development and change (2010) (0)
Loyalists: from killing to commonsense (2011) (0)
Personal and Public Lives: Orangeism and political identities in Northern Ireland (2010) (0)
How Britain Got Hung (2010) (0)
New ‘Green’ Politics: Growing Electoral Dominance by Sinn Fein (2005) (0)
Election 2015: Conservatives gain in England, SNP rampant across Scotland – experts react (2015) (0)
Book reviews (2001) (0)
Britishness, Identity, and Belonging (2014) (0)
The Electoral System and Voting Behaviour (2009) (0)
Single Party Government in a Fragmented System: Introduction (2015) (0)
Conclusion: From Never to Possibly to Yes to What Next? (2014) (0)
Book Reviews (2009) (0)
‘And I Hereby Declare the Runner‐Up to be the Winner’: The Extraordinary 2021 DUP Leadership Election (2021) (0)
The lessons of 1969: policy learning, policy memory and voting age reform (2021) (0)
‘Never, Never, Never, Never’: The DUP, 1971–2003 (2014) (0)
Women in the DUP: ‘The Backbone of the Party’ (2014) (0)

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