Preface Introduction An Island in the Sun Legend and History Toward Independence One Nation or Two? The Rift Widens Coup and Invasion Shock and Incredulity The Motherlands Prosperity and Frustration The Runaway State Deadlocked Diplomacy Appendix Bibliography Index
A first-hand view of the Cyprus conflict between the Greeks and the Turks.
ANDREW BOROWIEC is a veteran foreign correspondent and author of political studies. His areas of expertise include Africa, the Middle East, and Europe. He covered such major events as the Algerian war of independence, Lebanon's civil war, the Arab-Israeli conflicts, and the collapse of communism in Central Europe. Currently he is a correspondent with The Washington Times.
.,."an important contribution to our understanding of the
complexities of the problem of Cyprus. The volume should be read by
all students of Cyprus."-History: Reviews of New Books
?...an important contribution to our understanding of the
complexities of the problem of Cyprus. The volume should be read by
all students of Cyprus.?-History: Reviews of New Books
?His summary is a superb description of the most important elements
of Cyprus history and makes excellent reading while strongly
supporting his thesis: that many factors make it almost inevitable
that the two communities will be unable to come to any agreement in
the forseeable future.?-Mediterranean Quarterly
..."an important contribution to our understanding of the
complexities of the problem of Cyprus. The volume should be read by
all students of Cyprus."-History: Reviews of New Books
"His summary is a superb description of the most important elements
of Cyprus history and makes excellent reading while strongly
supporting his thesis: that many factors make it almost inevitable
that the two communities will be unable to come to any agreement in
the forseeable future."-Mediterranean Quarterly
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