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Rethinking the Postcolonial Cypriot Statehood: The Cyprus Problem, Class Struggles, and Ethnic Conf national, regional, and global contexts. It does so by contextualizing the state question within a historical perspective and analyzing the terms of class conflict within the Cypriot formation. A Lilliputian country containing multiple asymmetrical state-related formations within a conflict-ridden

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Turkish-Cypriot Nationalist Drive Toward State-Building: Politics, Violence, and Political Economy,riot society, is rather sparse. For the most part, the focal point of theoretical narratives regarding Cyprus is that the problem belongs to the realm of international relations, where the Turkish-Cypriots feature just as a unitary actor. There are a number of authors who highlight this literary def

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,Making Sense of Turkey’S Changing Cyprus Policy: The EU Factor and the Shifting Preferences of the pective. The core of the determinants of changing Turkey’s Cyprus policy is to be found in the Turkey-European Union (EU) relations and the changing circumstances for the EU project of Turkey. It will be argued that behind Turkey’s changing Cyprus policy lie the shifting preferences of the “power bl

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The Potential for Reconciliation, Forgiveness, and Social Transformation, of the Turkish-Cypriots (65 percent) supported it. A wide-ranging research on the “Prospects of Reconciliation, Co-existence and Forgiveness in Cyprus in the Post-Referendum Period”. was started after the failure of the Annan Plan to comprehend this process and its repercussions. This chapter draws