The Broken Olive Branch: Nationalism, Ethnic Conflict, and the Quest for Peace in Cyprus:
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Writen by Harry Anastasiou - Publisher Syracuse University Press
- Year2008
The Broken Olive Branch by Harry Anastasiou provides an in-depth analysis of the ethnonational conflict between Greek Cypriots and Turkish Cypriots, examining the historical roots of the conflict, its impact on the people of Cyprus, and the challenges to peacebuilding. Anastasiou explores the impasse of ethnonationalism, the persistence of ethnic division, and the difficulties in resolving the conflict despite numerous peace efforts. The book offers valuable insights into the complex dynamics of ethnic and national identity, territorial disputes, and the prospects for peace in Cyprus. Table of Contents: 1. Introduction: The Cypriot Problem 2. The Rise of Ethnonationalism in Cyprus 3. The Ethnic Divide: Greek and Turkish Cypriot Perspectives 4. The Role of International Powers in the Cyprus Conflict 5. Peace Initiatives and Their Failures 6. The Psychology of Conflict and Peace 7. Pathways to Reconciliation and Peace 8. Conclusion: The Future of Cyprus

