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What was the role of the
British and Irish Governments in the peace process? How much did the
military stalemate matter?What
role did paramilitary leaders play?What were the day-to-day
issues on the ground which at times threatened to collapse the process?
How different was the experience of ordinary people on the ground from
that of politicians? How did people handle the past?
For nearly seven years Community Dialogue has
brought together people from opposing backgrounds to share the pain
people they felt at losing loved ones, their frustration when they felt
they were ignored, and the difficulties they had understanding why
others acted the way they did. Many
also shared a deep longing
for an end to violence and a new society in which there is safety,
respect for different identities, and people are no longer dominated by
the past.
Peace Comes Dropping Slow
is a reflection on these dialogues
