Titlebook: Russia-Cyprus Relations; A Pragmatic Idealist Costas Melakopides Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016 Russia.Sovi

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,Revisiting Pragmatic Idealism: Assumptions, Main Concepts, and Some “Neighbouring” Theoretical Struns in October 2014, I asked former Foreign Minister George Iacovou his opinion on the “pragmatic idealist” reading of Russia’s Cyprus policies. He replied as follows:.This reply is akin to my conception of the real nature of Russia-Cyprus relations.

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,Moscow’s Policies towards Cyprus during the Cold War: , versus , of the powers in the Eastern Mediterranean, including primarily Russia, Britain, the Ottoman Empire, and Turkey, in the 19th and 20th centuries, and the United States since World War II. But such a record must also reserve an account for Russia’s long history with Hellenism, including the Byzantine

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Russo-Cypriot Prospects,w. We also argued that this reorientation was prompted by Nicosia’s accumulated disappointments with the surrealistic policies of foreign actors, by domestic political and popular opposition to Anastasiades’ initial tendencies, and by Turkey’s latest illegal and unethical behaviour in Cyprus’ EEZ th

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rs. Melakopides develops the theory of ‘pragmatic idealism‘ when describing the way in which Moscow‘s Cyprus policies were meant to satisfy not only mutual interests but also international legal and ethical principles and norms. The book recalls Cyprus‘s dramatic vicissitudes since the 1950s and rev

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