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,The Birth of the “TRNC” and Its Contradicting Interpretations,epts such as independence, the state or the right to self-determination. This chapter therefore seeks to highlight the social and political impact of the particular period on the Turkish Cypriot community itself, as well as uncover the expectations nourished regarding the prospects of a separate Turkish Cypriot state on the island.

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Post-Cold-War Geopolitical Quests,rkish Cypriot nationalist elite on the basis of the post-Cold-War geopolitical vision of Turkey. In particular, it analyses the evolution of the ideological legitimization of the new role of the TRNC by the Turkish Cypriot forces that adopted the approach of Ankara in the context of the new era.

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Towards the Ideological Collapse of Partition (,),sition front, which decisively influenced the majority of the community. This chapter, therefore, describes the creation of the platform “This Country is Ours” and the key political direction of the opposition.

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,The Victory of the “Parallel Society”,tion Turkish Cypriot movement in the 2004 referenda and the subversive pressures created by the social movement against the nationalist elite. The epicentre of this chapter is ultimately the construction of a new hegemony in the Turkish Cypriot community, which questioned in a comprehensive manner the ideology of partition in Cyprus.

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,Claiming the Homeland in a “State of Siege”,s not begin in 1974, but about a decade before the war. Hence, the focus of this chapter is on the enclaves. The enclaves are treated as areas of exclusion, where the Turkish Cypriots are effectively under siege. They are analysed as areas of production of a specific political activity against the “

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,Ideological Awakenings Against the “New Homeland”,the enclaves, their resettlement in the northern areas of Cyprus and the state-building process based on Greek Cypriot properties and funding from Turkey; the second aspect concerns the political and social organization of the Turkish Cypriot community within the new order that had been created. Thi