Publisher's Synopsis
This edited collection provides a multi-faceted analysis of the Cyprus conflict and explores possible directions for its resolution. The authors come from a range of disciplines and ethnic and national origins, but they share a continuing interest in the Cyprus problem expressed in scholarly work as well as interaction with policy makers and diplomats directly involved in the situation. The collection blends political economic, constitutional and social-psychological considerations into a contemporary assessment of the Cyprus conflict while simultaneously considering the potential for peacebuilding and peacemaking.
