Cyprus

1. Front Matter

   Pages i-xi

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2. Introduction: Understanding the Tragedy of Cyprus

   1. Introduction: Understanding the Tragedy of Cyprus

      • Ronald J. Fisher

      Pages 1-14

3. Background to the Regional Conflict

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 15-15

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   2. A Domestic Issues

      1. Domestic Politics and the Search for a Solution of the Cyprus Problem

         • Van Coufoudakis

         Pages 17-38

      2. Political Parties in the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus and their Vision of “the Solution”

         • Mümtaz Soysal

         Pages 39-43

   3. B Regional Considerations

      1. Cyprus as a Regional Conflict

         • William Dobell

         Pages 44-61

      2. Cyprus in the Politics of Turkey since 1955

         • Tozun Bahcheli

         Pages 62-70

      3. The Cyprus Problem in Greek Foreign Policy

         • Constantine Melakopides

         Pages 71-89

   4. C Global Perspectives

      1. The United States and Cyprus: Past Policies, Current Concerns

         • Ellen Laipson

         Pages 90-99

      2. The Soviet Union and Cyprus

         • Augustus Richard Norton

         Pages 100-113

4. Approaches to Conflict Resolution

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 115-115

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   2. D Constitutions and Federalism

      1. The Constitution of 1960 and its Failure

         • Norma Salem

         Pages 117-125

      2. The Birth of a Constitution

         • Jean-Luc Pepin

         Pages 126-133

      3. Reflections on the Implications for Cyprus of Canadian and Comparative Constitutional Concepts and Ideas

         • Robert J. Jackson

         Pages 134-149

      4. Approaches to the Study of Comparative Federalism: the Dynamics of Federalism

         • Alain-G. Gagnon

         Pages 150-168

   3. E Economics and Conflict Resolution

      1. Towards a Solution in Cyprus through Economic Federalism

         • Ozay Mehmet

         Pages 169-186

      2. Economic Dimensions of the Cyprus Dispute

         • Louis N. Christofides

         Pages 187-200

   4. F Conflict Resolution, Peacekeeping and the United Nations

      1. The Cyprus Conflict: Explaining Resistance to Resolution

         • Brian Mandell

         Pages 201-226

      2. The United Nations and the Cyprus Question

         • James H. Wolfe

         Pages 227-243

5. Conclusion: Paths Towards a Peaceful Cyprus

   1. Conclusion: Paths Towards a Peaceful Cyprus

      • Ronald J. Fisher

      Pages 244-255

This is a collection of papers providing an analysis of the Cyprus conflict and possible directions for its resolution. The essays blend political, economic, constitutional and socio-psychological considerations into a contemporary assessment of the problem.

• assessment
• conflict
• conflict resolution
• constitution
• Federalism
• psychology
• United Nations

• Canadian Institute for International Peace and Security, Ottawa, Canada

  Norma Salem

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