maggie ronayne: Extended publication list

Academic Books

• 2005. The Cultural and Environmental Impact of Large Dams in Southeast Turkey. London: Kurdish Human Rights Project and National University of Ireland, Galway. 166 pp. ( Book in PDF format - 2.39MB)
• 2002. The Ilisu Dam: Displacement of Communities and Destruction of Culture. London: Kurdish Human Rights Project and National University of Ireland, Galway. 211 pp.

Edited Volumes

• 1993. Past Perceptions. The Prehistoric Archaeology of South-West Ireland. Cork: Cork University Press (editor with E. Shee Twohig).
• 1997. Diatribe 7 (co-edited with the editorial board of the journal Diatribe).
• 1999. Diatribe 8 (co-edited with the editorial board of the journal Diatribe).

Papers in Refereed Books and Journals

• 2009. Commitment, Objectivity and Accountability to Communities: Priorities for 21 ^st Century Archaeology. Conservation and Management of Archaeological Sites 10 (4), 367-381.  Published by Maney at www.ingentaconnect.com/content/maney. ( Article in PDF Format - 101.27KB)
• 2007. The Culture of Caring and its Destruction in the Middle East: Women’s Work, Water, War and Archaeology. In Y. Hamilakis and P. Duke (eds), Archaeology and Capitalism. From ethics to politics, 247-265. One World Archaeology Left Coast Press, California. 
• 2007. Fieldwork at the Pict¹s Knowe; Holywood cursus complex, excavations (with J. Thomas et al.), 43-94 and 166-199. In J. Thomas et al. (eds), Place and memory. Excavations at the Pict¹s Knowe, Holywood and Holm Farm, Dumfries and Galloway, 1994-8. Oxbow Books, Oxford.
• 2006. Archaeology Against Cultural Destruction: the Case of the Ilisu Dam in the Kurdish Region of Turkey. Public Archaeology 5, 23-236.
• 2001. The Political Economy of Landscape: Conflict and Value in a Prehistoric Landscape in Ireland. In B. Bender and M. Winer (eds.), Contested Landscapes: Movement, Exile and Place. Oxford and New York: Berg, 149-164.
• 1999. The Holywood Cursus Complex, Dumfriesshire. In A. Barclay and J. Harding (eds.), Pathways and Ceremonies: The Cursus Monuments of Britain and Ireland. Oxford: Oxbow Books. (with J.S. Thomas, K. Brophy, C. Fowler, M.A. Leivers and L. Wood).
• 1998. Archaeological Dilemmas? Ethics, Materialities and Pasts. Rethinking History 2(3), 321-329.
• 1997. Object Lessons: The Politics of Identity in Archaeological Discourse. Assemblage 2.
• 1993. Prehistory: A Present Perception. In E. Shee Twohig and M. Ronayne (eds.), Past Perceptions, 1-5. (with E. Shee Twohig).
• 1993. A New Agenda: The South-West and Beyond. In E. Shee Twohig and M. Ronayne, (eds.), Past Perceptions, 155-164. (with E. Shee Twohig).

Other Papers/Publications

• 2008. The State We're In on the Eve of World Archaeological Congess (WAC) 6: Archaeology in Ireland vs Corporate Takeover.  Public Archaeology 7 (2), 114-129.  ( Article in PDF format - 239KB) (Published online at www.ingentaconnect.com/content/maney).
• 2008.  Archaeology Needs to Recover Its Core Principles and Ethics.  Irish Times, July 15 ^th 2008.
• 2008.  Ilýsu Barajý: Barbarlýk Ýçin Bir Anýt ^. Türkiye’nin Kürt Bölgesindeki Ilýsu Barajý Ýçin Hazýrlanan Çevresel Etki Deðerlendirmesi Raporu Güncellemesi’nin Bir Deðerlendirmesi.  Translated by Ayþan Sönmez and published by BGST press online.
• 2006.  The Ilisu Dam: A Monument to Barbarism.  Review of the Environmental Impact Assessment Report Update for the Ilisu Dam in the Kurdish Region of Turkey (in consultation with grassroots communities from the reservoir area and the Global Women’s Strike). ( Report in PDF Format - 965KB).
• 2002. The Ilisu Dam Environmental Impact Assessment Report: Review and Critique. Public Archaeology 2, No. 2, 101-116 (with W.H. Kitchen).
• 2002. Large Dam Campaigns Update. World Archaeological Bulletin 16, 37-49.
• 2002. Cultural Impacts: Preliminary Suggestions for an Assessment Framework. In N. Hildyard, H. Griffiths, Le Verger, M. and Godinot, S. Damning Indictment: How the Yusufeli Dam Violates International Standards and People's Rights. London and Paris: Kurdish Human Rights Project, Les Amis de la Terre, France Libertés, Friends of the Earth (UK), The Corner House, Ilisu Dam Campaign, 41-43.
• 2002. Potential Cultural Impacts of the Yusufeli Dam. In N. Hildyard, H. Griffiths, Le Verger, M. and Godinot, S. A Report by an International Fact-Finding Mission on the Yusufeli Dam in Turkey, published by Friends of the Earth.
• 2001. The Ilisu Dam Environmental Impact Assessment Report: Review and Critique. Submission to UK government in September 2001 and published at, http://www.wac.uct.ac.za/ (with W.H. Kitchen).
• 2001. The Ilisu Dam in Southeast Turkey: Archaeology at Risk. Antiquity 75, 37-38 (with W.H. Kitchen).
• 2001. The Ilisu Dam Project in Southeast Turkey. World Archaeological Bulletin 13, 17-33.
• 2000. Sustainable Stonehenge: Sustainable for What? Rescue News 80, 5-6.
• 2000. The Destruction of Cultural Property in Conflict Situations. World Archaeological Bulletin 11, 12-17.
• 2000. The Ilisu Dam Project in Southern Turkey. World Archaeological Bulletin 12, 7-12.
• 2000. In Defence of Memory: the Struggle for the Past and the Present in Chiapas. World Archaeological Bulletin 12, 64-78 (with P.P. Frassinelli).
• 2000. Paesaggi Irlandesi Neotradizionali: La Favola Della 'Tigre Celtica'. La Contradizione 81, 70-78 (with P.P. Frassinelli).

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