Lambkin, Brian (2010), Re-framing conflict and conflict resolution as migration, and schoolchildren as migrants : teaching The Troubles in Northern

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1 Brian Lambkin Lambkin, Brian (2015) Dealing with the past in Northern Ireland: Famine, diaspora, and the influence of A.T.Q. Stewart, in Patrick Fitzgerald, Christine Kinealy and GerardMoran (eds), Irish Hunger and Migration: Myth, Memory and Memorialization, Quinnipiac University Press Connecticut, Lambkin, Brian (2014), The Historiography of the Conflict in Northern Ireland and the Reception of Andrew Boyd s Holy War in Belfast, Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy, Vol. 114C, 1-32 Lambkin, Brian (2014), Academic Antagonism and the Resetting of the Northern Ireland Problem, : Owen Dudley Edwards v. Hugh Trevor-Roper, Irish Political Studies, 1-29 Lambkin, Brian (2014), Migration as a Metaphor for Time: Past, present and future, Metaphor and the Social World, 4(2), Lambkin, Brian (2014), Migration as a Metaphor for Time: Dealing with the past and dealing with the future, Metaphor and the Social World, 4 (2), Lambkin, Brian (2013), The Migration Story of Micí Mac Gabhann, ), in Jim Mac Laughlin and Seán Beattie (eds), An Historical, Environmental and Cultural Atlas of County Donegal, Cork University Press, Cork, Lambkin, Brian (2012), Irish Migrants and an Irish Migrant Object Aboard Titanic, Journal of the Association of European Migration Institutions, 10, Lambkin, Brian, Fitzgerald, Patrick and Trew, Johanne Devlin, Migration in Belfast History in Olwen Purdue (ed.), Belfast: the Emerging City, , Irish Academic Press, Dublin, Lambkin, Brian (2012), John Toland, , in Rosemarie Doherty (ed), Hotels, Holidaymakers and Heretics: an account of Ballyliffin, the Isle of Doagh and surrounding areas, Inishowen Development Partnership, Clonmany Lambkin, Brian (2012), Migration as a Metaphor for Metaphor, Metaphor and the Social World, 2 (2), Lambkin, Brian (2011), Using ICT to Visualize Migrant Narratives, Journal of the Association of European Migration Institutions, 9, Lambkin, Brian (2011), Irish Linen and the Irish Diaspora: Fabrics spanning water: introduction, in Kathleen Curtis Wilson, Irish People, Irish Linen, Ohio University Press, Athens, 1-7 Lambkin, Brian (2010), Hallelujah, We re off to America! The European Cultures of Origin in Western, Central and Northern Europe in D. Knauf and B. Moreno (eds), Leaving Home: Migration, Yesterday and Today, Temmen, Bremen, Lambkin, Brian (2010), The Mellon Family of Castletown, Omagh, County Tyrone, Ireland in D. Knauf and B. Moreno (eds), Leaving Home: Migration, Yesterday and Today, Temmen, Bremen, Lambkin, Brian (2010), Towards a Prospopography of European Migration, Journal of the Association of European Migration Institutions, 8, 19-23

2 Lambkin, Brian (2010), Re-framing conflict and conflict resolution as migration, and schoolchildren as migrants : teaching The Troubles in Northern Ireland, Shared Space, 10, Lambkin, Brian (2010), The Scottish and Irish backgrounds of a Scotch-Irish family: The Mellons of Castletown, Tyrone and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Familia: Ulster Genealogical Review, 26, 19-39

3 Lambkin, Brian (2010), The Campbell Quest: A Saga of Family and Fortune by Patrick C. MacCulloch: review, Folk Life: Journal of Ethnographical Studies, 48 (2), Lambkin, Brian (2009), The Wreck of the Exmouth on Islay, 1847: A Window on Emigration from North-West Ulster during the Great Famine, in J.D. McClure, J.M. Kirk and M. Storrie (eds), A Land that Lies Westward: Language and Culture in Islay and Argyll, John Donald, Edinburgh, Lambkin, Brian (2009), Robert Campbell, in J. McGuire (ed.), Dictionary of Irish Biography 2, Royal Irish Academy, Cambridge University Press, Lambkin, Brian (2009), Thomas Mellon, in J. McGuire (ed.), Dictionary of Irish Biography 6, Royal Irish Academy, Cambridge University Press, Lambkin, Brian and Fitzgerald, Patrick (2008), Migration in Irish History, , Palgrave Macmillan, Basingstoke Lambkin, Brian (2008), Thomas D Arcy McGee ( ) and the Darcys of Tattyreagh, Co. Tyrone, Journal of the West Tyrone Historical Society, 1 (1), Lambkin, Brian (2008), Remembering John Toland of Clonmany ( ), Inishowen 1607 and all that: proceedings from the 2007 McGlinchey Summer School, 10, Clonmany, 72-6 Lambkin, Brian (2008), Scots-Irish Culture ; Scots-Irish Politics, in James P. Byrne, Philip Coleman & Jason King (eds), Ireland and the Americas: Culture, Politics and History, ABC-CLIO, Santa Barbara, ; Lambkin, Brian (2008), The emotional function of the migrant s birthplace in transnational belonging: Thomas Mellon ( ) and Andrew Carnegie ( ), Journal of Intercultural Studies, 29 (3), Lambkin, Brian (2007), The Art of European Migration Virtual Archive: Comparing Rituals of Departure, Journal of the Association of European Migration Institutions, vol. 5, Lambkin, Brian (2007), Emigrants and Exiles : migration in the early Irish and Scottish Church, Innes Review: Journal of the Scottish Catholic Historical Association, 58 (2), Lambkin, Brian (2006), The Migration Story of John Toland, , Donegal Annual, 57, Lambkin, Brian (2006), Representing Migrant Objects in Cinema and Museum: a recent cast study from Northern Ireland, Journal of the Association of European Migration Institutions, 4, Lambkin, Brian (2005), Charles Gavan Duffy s The Irish Chiefs : Diasporic trajectories of a Young Ireland text in the United States and Australia, Canadian Journal of Irish Studies, 31 (1), Lambkin, Brian (2005), Moving Titles of a Young Ireland Text: Davis, Duffy and McGee and the Origins of Tiocfaidh Ár Lá in Harte, L (ed.), Ireland: Space, Text and Time, Liffey Press, Dublin, Lambkin, Brian and Jennifer Meegan ( ), The Fabric of Memory, Identity and Diaspora: an Irish needlework sampler in Australia with United States and Canadian connections, Folklife: Journal of Ethnological Studies, 42, 7-31 Lambkin, Brian and Fitzgerald, Patrick (2004), Townland Diasporas in Brian Turner (ed), The Heart s Townland: Marking boundaries in Ulster, Ulster Local History Trust, Belfast, 88-92

4 Lambkin, Brian (2004), The Teaching of History in Northern Ireland, Wereld En Zending: Tijdschrift Voor Interculturele Theologie, 3, Lambkin, Brian (2003), The Return to Ulster of Thomas Mellon: A Pilgrimage, Journal of Scotch-Irish Studies, 1 (3), Lambkin, Brian and Mac Éinrí, Piaras (2002), Whose Diaspora? Whose Migration? Whose Identity? Some Current Issues in Irish Migration Studies, Irish Journal of Psychology, 23 (3-4), Lambkin, Brian (2001), On seeing schoolchildren as immigrants, citizens and emigrants: segregation, integration and the third way, in Gardner, J and Leitch, R (eds), A 2020 Focus: Issues in Education, Queen s University, Belfast, Lambkin, Brian (2001), Boundary-Awareness : Language, Migration and the Introduction of Citizenship Education to Schools in Northern Ireland, in J.M. Kirk and D. Ó Baoill, D (eds), Language Links: The Languages of Scotland and Ireland, Belfast Studies in Language, Culture and Politics 2, Cló Ollscoil na Banríona, Belfast, Lambkin, Brian (2000), The Return of Hugh Campbell in 1835 from the United States to Ulster and the Issue of Linguistic Diversity, Journal of Scotch-Irish Studies, 1 (1), Lambkin, Brian (2000), Migration, leadership and the school badge: talking about ethos with parents, pupils and teachers, in Furlong, C and Monahan, L (eds), School Culture and Ethos: Cracking the Code, Marino Institute of Education, Lambkin, Brian (1999), Blathmac and the Céli Dé: A Reappraisal, Celtica 23, Lambkin, Brian (1998), Taking Townland Studies into the New Millennium, Familia: Ulster Genealogical Review, 14, Lambkin, Brian (1997), Integrated Education in Northern Ireland: Into the New Millennium, Henry Dunleath Memorial Lecture, All Children Together, Belfast Lambkin, Brian (1996), Opposite Religions Still? Interpreting Northern Ireland After the Conflict, Avebury, Aldershot Lambkin, Brian (1994), The Ulster Cycle, the Navan Centre and the Improvement of Community Relations in Northern Ireland, in J.P. Mallory & G. Stockman (eds), Ulidia: Proceedings of the First International Conference on the Ulster Cycle of Tales, December Publications, Belfast, Lambkin, Brian (1993), Navan Fort and the Arrival of Cultural Heritage, Emania 11, Lambkin, Brian & Flanagan, C.E.T. (1993), Religious Identity and Integrated Education, in C. Moffat (ed), Education Together for a Change: Integrated Education and Community Relations in Northern Ireland, Fortnight Educational Trust, Belfast, Lambkin, Brian (1992), Opposite Religions? Protestants and Catholics in Ireland since the Reformation: Book 1, Comparing What Protestants and Roman Catholics Do; Book 2, Comparing Protestant and Roman Catholic Churches; Book 3, Defining Protestant and Roman Catholic, Northern Ireland Centre for Learning Resources, Stranmillis

5 Lambkin, Brian (1992), Back to the Start: The Origins of Ireland, Longman, York Lambkin, Brian (1990), Archaeological Sites: The Giant s Ring in C. Gallagher, C. Kinealy & T. Parkhill (eds), Making Sense of History: Evidence in Ireland for the Young Historian, Ulster Historical Foundation, Belfast, Lambkin, Brian (1989), Navan Fort and the Coming of Cultural Heritage, Emania 6, 48-9 Lambkin, Brian, Allen, Harry, Anderson, Andrew, Brown, Deirdre, Cooke, Stephen & Griffin, David. (1988), The National Schools, , Ulster Folk and Transport Museum, Cultra Lambkin, Brian (1987), Is Lagan College a Protestant or a Catholic Integrated School?, in Alan Robinson (ed.), Education for Mutual Understanding: Roles and Responsibilties, University of Ulster, Coleraine Lambkin, Brian (1987), Patrick, Armagh, and Emain Macha, Emania 2, Lambkin, Brian (1986), The Structure of the Blathmac Poems, Studia Celtica 20-21, Lambkin, Brian (1984), The Teaching of History in an Integrated School, in Avila Kilmurray (ed.), Teaching Community Relations, Belfast, Lambkin, Brian (1984), Religious Education in an Integrated School, PACE: Journal of Protestant and Catholic Encounter 26, 7-11 Lambkin, Brian (1984), Orwell, Oral History and the Teacher, History Journal 3, Queen s University, Belfast, 7-8