Social Conflict and Control, Protest and Repression (Great Britain and Ireland)

Lois Bibbings

Social Conflict and Control, Protest and Repression (Great Britain and Ireland)

Lois Bibbings

University of Bristol Law School

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This article considers social conflict and control in Great Britain and Ireland during the First World War. Its focus is upon war resistance and, in particular, conscientious objection to military service. Conscription, conscientious objectors and their supporters as well as state attempts to manage these people are addressed within a wider context of dissention both at home and abroad. This entails the adoption of a broad sense of ‘war resistance’, with conscientious objection cast as being part of a bigger picture encompassing a range of war resistances and conscientious objectors viewed as belonging or linked to communities of resistance.

Original language	English
Type	Peer Reviewed Free Access online Encyclopedia Article
Media of output	Online
Publisher	1914-18 online. International Encyclopedia of the First World War
Number of pages	14
Publication status	Published - 16 Apr 2020

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War Resistance during the First World War: Reflections from Beyond the Centenary
Bibbings, L. S., 15 Nov 2019, 9 p. Belgium : Vlaams Vredesinstituut - Flemish Peace Institute, Institute for Peace Research at the Flemish Parliament.
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Telling Tales About Men: Conceptions of Conscientious Objectors to Military Service During the First World War
Bibbings, L., 2009, Manchester University Press. 240 p.
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Professor Lois S Bibbings
- Lois.S.Bibbingsbristol.acuk
- Bristol Population Health Science Institute
- University of Bristol Law School - Professor of Law, Gender and History
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War Resistance during the First World War: Reflections from Beyond the Centenary

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