This book is about the domestic aspects and international implications of the conflict between the Greeks and the Turks in Cyprus. During the last three decades, the island has been a place of friction and violence caused by the clashing interests and claims of the two local ethnic groups, and three NATO allies – Greece, Turkey, and Britain. The far-reaching consequences of the conflict, seen in connection with the strategic location of the island, have also presented dangers and opportunities to the United States and the Soviet Union, and caused superpower intervention. The Cypriot dispute has also presented a threat to international peace and security, and caused UN involvement in various ways and settings. This study examines these aspects and implications of the problem, and provides some insight into the dynamics and complexities of ethnopolitics and international politics.
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A thoughtful and informed analysis of the Cyprus conflict...(David S. McLellan, Miami University)
Joseph succeeds in placing Cyprus' history of ethnic conflict in a broad historical and theoretical pers- pective so that the reader can fully appreciate the international repercussions of domestic strife... (William A. Hazleton, Miami University)
The reader interested in Cyprus and world affairs will find it an invaluable source of information and insight into the dynamics and complexities of ethnopolitics and international politics. (Cyprus Mail) «Dieses Buch ist eine Bereicherung der einschlägigen Fach- literatur.» (Ronald Meinardus, Orient Opladen)
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