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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-68295-0to Greece (.) on the other. The military achievements of Mustafa Kemal and the foundation of the Republic of Turkey became significant sources of inspiration for the Turkish-Cypriots. The rising struggle for . by the Greek-Cypriot community further accelerated the orientation toward Turkey.

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Introduction: Beyond a Divided Cyprus, a Society in a State of Transformation,deny, or justify claims to nationhood/statehood or the operation of “small battalion” states.. Yet small states have a significant role to play in the world and their study contributes to understanding global and regional issues related to social formations and the state system.

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Greek and Greek-Cypriot Political Strategies on Independence: Class, Nation, and Statehood,Republic of Cyprus. Our assertion is that the establishment of the Cypriot state was determined primarily by the dynamics of the class and political power balance in Cyprus and secondarily by the dynamics of balance of forces at the international level that shaped developments in Cyprus.

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Turkish-Cypriot Left: A Historical Overview,to Greece (.) on the other. The military achievements of Mustafa Kemal and the foundation of the Republic of Turkey became significant sources of inspiration for the Turkish-Cypriots. The rising struggle for . by the Greek-Cypriot community further accelerated the orientation toward Turkey.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-68295-0eece, with the Cypriots as the inept authors of their own history. Similarly, Egemen (2006, pp. 37–39) notes that popular and scholarly literature on the Turkish-Cypriots mostly concentrates on the question of Cyprus, at the expense of domestic politics and economics, ideology, and, particularly, power struggles for leadership.