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  1. Representing the (un)finished revolution in Belfast's political murals.Stephen Goulding & Amy McCroy - 2021 - Critical Discourse Studies 18 (5):538-564.
    ABSTRACT Political murals have a long history in Northern Ireland. During the Troubles, political murals were used by republicans in working-class areas to construct narratives that would legitimise their ideological assertions and help galvanise popular support for their political causes. In recent years, Belfast's republican political murals have not only become the forefront of a flourishing political tourism sector, but they also provide a risk-free means of drawing attention to dissident republican grievances – both of which challenge traditional and contemporaneous (...)
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