Titlebook: Nationalism in the Troubled Triangle; Cyprus, Greece and T Ayhan Aktar (Professor),Niyazi K?z?lyürek (Profess Book 2010 Palgrave Macmillan,

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Rauf Denkta?: Fear and Nationalism in the Turkish Cypriot Communitythe Greeks’ never subsided. He based his whole political career on exploiting the fear of the Turkish Cypriots from the Greeks of Cyprus. When hope took the place of ‘fear’ this spelt the end for his political career.

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The Referendum of 24 April 2004: A Resounding Victory for Greek Cypriot Nationalism proposed settlement, 65 per cent of Turkish Cypriots voiced their support for it. The result(s) of the referendum came as a shock to the international community, but seemed quite logical, if not outright predictable, to any objective analyst who has followed political developments in the two Cypriot communities over the past few years.

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The Use and Abuse of Archaeology and Anthropology in Formulating the Turkish Nationalist Narrativethis respect, the project was similar to nation-building efforts elsewhere. Yet, archaeological activities, designed along the lines of the thesis, experienced a paradox between demonstrating the genealogical purity and autochthony of the Turks, on the one hand, and proving that they are part of, if

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Dismantling the ,: Religion and National Identity in Contemporary Greece the clear recognition of the Ottoman past and the way in which personal identity is constructed. In the Greek state the Ottoman heritage is a crucial factor which should be obvious but is often ignored by those unfamiliar with the country’s history and, curiously, even by some strata in Greek socie

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