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The 16 pages that link to Northern Ireland peace process, each with the reason it gives.

• Good Friday AgreementNarrower topic: The agreement became the central framework for this continuing process.

• Northern IrelandRelated: It altered political life while leaving reconciliation and institutional stability ongoing concerns.

• Northern Ireland AssemblyNarrower topic: The Assembly was a central institutional outcome of this wider process.

• Gerry AdamsNarrower topic: Adams was a prominent republican participant in this long process.

• John HumeNarrower topic: Hume’s dialogue and electoral strategy formed a major strand of this wider process.

• David TrimbleNarrower topic: Trimble’s negotiations formed part of this wider process.

• Northern Ireland ExecutiveNarrower topic: The Executive emerged from efforts to secure lasting political cooperation.

• Ulster unionismRelated: The process required unionist parties to negotiate with former opponents while retaining the consent principle.

• St Andrews AgreementNarrower topic: St Andrews was a major settlement in the continuing effort to stabilize Northern Ireland’s peace process.

• Provisional Irish Republican ArmyRelated: The IRA's ceasefire and acceptance of political negotiations were pivotal to this process.

• Martin McGuinnessNarrower topic: McGuinness’s shift from the IRA to government made him one of its most consequential participants.

• Betty WilliamsCompared with: It shows how later institutional negotiations differed from Williams’s early mass appeals.

• History of Northern IrelandBroader topic: Its gains and setbacks frame developments after the agreement.

• John DeLoreanNarrower topic: The DeLorean factory was promoted as an investment in employment amid regional conflict.

• Mary McAleeseNarrower topic: It provides the wider context for her reconciliation work as president.

• Unionism in the United KingdomRelated: Unionist parties negotiated within a settlement that protects the union while recognizing competing aspirations.