Titlebook: Cypriot Nationalisms in Context; History, Identity an Thekla Kyritsi,Nikos Christofis Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Autho

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The Rise of Greek Cypriot Nationalism to Hegemony: Agency, Particularities, and Popularizationts of Greek Cypriot nationalism. First, he examines two main agents/carriers of nationalist ideology in Cyprus: the Church of Cyprus and the rising bourgeoisie. Together they comprised the emerging historic bloc of the Greek Cypriot ruling class, which was often divided in terms of interests and opi

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National Identity, Otherness , and Bi-communal Relations Through the Cypriot Greek-Speaking Press Be1878–1912). He discusses the dialectical relationship between “identity” and “otherness” applied in the case of Cyprus, by stressing particularly the role that the Greek-speaking press played in this regard. The press is examined as a tool representing and promoting the interests and aspirations of

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Cyprus in the 1940s: The Nationalization of Greek Cypriot Politicsexamining mainly the politics of two principal actors, the Orthodox Church and the . (AKEL). Throughout the 1930s and 1940s the Church, the main actor to promote nationalist politics, strove, not least by putting forward the claim of ., to emerge as the . leadership, or the national authority of the

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