Irish Migration, Networks and Ethnic Identities since 1750

Dr Enda Delaney, Donald M. MacRaild

• Irish Migration, Networks and Ethnic Identities Since 1750: An Introduction, 1. 'Women of the Wild Geese': Irish Women, Exile and Identity in Spain, 1750-1775, 2. Metropole and Colony: Irish Networks and Patronage in the Eighteenth-Century Empire, 3. 'We are Irish Everywhere': Irish Immigrant Networks in Charieston, South Carolina, and Savannah, Georgia, 4. Priests, Publicans and the Irish Poor: Ethnic Enterprise and Migrant Networks in Mid-Nineteenth-Century Liverpool, 5. 'Operating in the Ethnic Sphere': Irish Migrant Networks and the Question of Respectability in Nineteenth-Century South Wales, 6. Networking Respectability: Class, Gender and Ethnicity among the Irish in South Wales, 1845-1914, 7. Exporting Brotherhood: Orangeism in South Australia, 8. Networks, Communication and the Irish Protestant Diaspora in Northern England, c.1860-1914, 9. 'Bands of Fellowship': The Role of Personal Relationships and Social Networks among Irish Migrants in New Zealand, 1861-1911, 10. Deconstructing Diasporas: Networks and Identities among the Irish in Buffalo and Toronto, 1870-1910, 11. Imagined Irish Communities: Networks of Social Communication of the Irish Diaspora in the United States and Britain in the Late Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries, 12. Transnationalism, Networks and Emigration from Post-War Ireland, Notes on Contributors, Index