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- Title
The Cyprus Problem: A Cold War Legacy.
- Authors
CAMP, GLEN D.
- Abstract
In this article, the author discusses the various political developments in Cyprus after the end of the Cold War. It mentions that according the author, Cyprus which is the third-largest island of the Mediterranean and having 80 percent Greek population, 18 percent Turkish and the rest being made up of Armenians, Britons and Maronites, has a different political culture from that of Greece, with a highly developed administration hospitality and courtesy and cultural unwillingness to get involved in politics, especially in incremental reform movements. The author further states that ethnic division in Cyprus is the major reason, which has prevented the development of a civil society in the country.
- Subjects
CYPRUS; GREECE; CYPRIOT politics &; government; COLD War, 1945-1991; INTERNATIONAL relations, 1945-1989; CIVIL society; MARONITES; ARMENIANS; BRITONS
- Publication
Global Dialogue, 2001, Vol 3, Issue 4, p1
- ISSN
1450-0590
- Publication type
Article