Volume 13:1 Spring 2001

• Articles:
  • Gisela Welz, “One Leg in the Past, and One Leg in the Future”: A Society in Transition, pp. 11–30.
  • Ann-Sofi Jakobsson Hatay, The Contribution of European Integration to Ethnic Conflict Resolution: The Cases of Northern Ireland and Cyprus, pp. 31–57.
  • Cynthia Cockburn, Gender in Armed Conflict and Peace Processes, pp. 59–74.
  • Yiorghos Leventis, Self-Government – Enosis or Immediate Enosis: The Influence of Zakhariadis on the Shift in Akel’s Strategy (November 1948 - January 1949), pp. 75–87.
  • Claude Nicolet, British Policy towards Cyprus, 1960 – 1974: A Tale of Failure or Impotence?   pp. 89–101.
  • Craig Webster, The Placement of Cyprus’ Embassies:  The Influence of Realpolitik and Culture, pp. 103–113.
• Plus Commentary Article by:
  • Angelos Sepos, Belgium’s Federal System in the European Union: A Model for Cyprus, pp. 117–120.
• Book Review:
  • The European Union and Cyprus, by Christopher Brewin (Oliver Richmond), pp. 123–125.

Volume 13:2 Fall 2001

• Articles:
  • George H. Kelling, To Stay or Not to Stay; that is the Question: Cyprus and the Official Mind of Imperialism in the Post-war World (1945-1955), pp. 13–28.
  • Heinz A. Richter, Ankara’s Policy towards Cyprus and the European Union, pp. 29–45.
  • Nicos Trimikliniotis, The Location of Cyprus in the Southern European Context: Europeanisation as Modernisation?   pp. 47–73.
  • Ramona Lenz, The Lady and the Maid: Racialised Gender Relations in Greek-Cypriot Households, pp. 75–92.
  • Tasoulla Hadjiyanni, The Persistence of Refugee Consciousness – The Case of Greek-Cypriot Refugees, pp. 93–110.
  • Giuseppina Semola, Echoes of Italy in Cyprus: Lawrence Durrell’s Bitter Lemons, pp. 111–121.
• Plus Commentary Article by:
  • Oliver P. Richmond, A Perilous Catalyst?  EU Accession and the Cyprus Problem, pp. 125–131;
• Book Review:
  • The Work of the UN in Cyprus, Promoting Peace and Development, by Oliver P. Richmond & James Ker-Lindsay (Peter Allen), pp. 135–136.

Volume 14:1 Spring 2002

• Articles:
  • George S. Yiangou, A Critical Evaluation of the Applicability of the Aland Model into the Conflict Situation in Cyprus with a View to Achieving Peaceful Governance, pp. 13–28.
  • Glen D. Camp, Policy Implications of the East Mediterranean Security Situation, pp. 29–54.
  • Eniko Baga, Civic Involvement and Social Capital Creation: Evidence from the Environmental Sector in the Republic of Cyprus, pp. 55–66.
  • Andrew Michael, The Proposed Reforms of the Cyprus Tax Structure: Who Really Benefits?   pp. 67–86.
• Plus Commentary Articles by:
  • Costa Carras, Greek – Turkish Forum First Public Event – March 2002 Cyprus: year of decision, pp. 89–100.
  • Keith Kyle, British Policy on Cyprus 1974-2002, pp. 101–109.
• Book Review:
  • United States Policy towards Cyprus, 1954-1974: Removing the Greek-Turkish Bone of Contention, by Claude Nicolet (Peter Loizos), pp. 113–119.

Volume 14:2 Fall 2002

• Articles:
  • Marios Constantinou, Constitutional Learning for Cypriots in the Light of the Swiss and EU Experience: A Sociological Perspective.  Part I: Inducing Reflexivity in the Turkish-Cypriot Constitutional Vision, pp. 13–44.
  • Anna M. Agathangelou and Kyle D. Killian, In the Wake of 1974: Psychological Well-being and Post-Traumatic Stress in Greek Cypriot Refugee Families, pp. 45–69.
  • Fusun Coban Doskaya, Legitimating Discourse: An Analysis of Legitimation Strategies in US Official Discourse on Cyprus, pp. 71–97.
  • Hubert Faustmann, Independence Postponed: Cyprus 1959 – 1960, pp. 99–119.
• Plus Commentary Articles by:
  • Nathalie Tocci, The Copenhagen Summit: Implications for Turkey and the Cyprus Conflict, pp. 123–126.
  • Taisha Abraham, “I Am So Sari” The Construction of South Asians in Cyprus, pp. 127–131.
• Book Reviews:
  • The Making of a Refugee: Children Adopting Refugee Identity in Cyprus, by Tasoulla Hadjiyanni (Nicos Peristianis), pp. 135–137.
  • Keeping the Peace in the Cyprus Crisis of 1963-64, by Alan James (Joseph S. Joseph), pp. 138–141.

Volume 15:1 Spring 2003

• Articles:
  • Marios Constantinou, Constitutional Learning for Cypriots in the Light of the Swiss and EU Experience: A Sociological Perspective.  Part II: Theoretical and Practical Stakes of Federalisation, pp. 13–65.
  • Eleni Apeyitou, Turkish-Cypriot Nationalism: Its History and Development (1571-1960), pp. 67–98.
  • Heinz Richter The Cypriot Communist Party and the Comintern, pp. 99–119.
  • Nicos Trimikliniotis and Panayiotis Pantelides, Mapping Discriminatory Landscapes in Cyprus: Ethnic Discrimination in the Labour Market, pp. 121–146.
• Plus Commentary Articles by:
  • Guy Shorrock, Bird Killing in Cyprus, pp. 149–153.
  • Marios Constantinou, Irredentism Lite: The New Syntax of Domination and the Semantic Indexicality of a Postmodern Experience, pp. 154–164.
• Book Reviews:
  • Turkey in World Politics, by Barry Rubin and Kemal Kirnsci, and Cyprus: A Troubled Island, by Andrew Borowiec (Oliver P. Richmond), pp. 167–171.
  • A Viable Solution to the Cyprus Problem, Lessons from Political Economy, by Andrew P. Kyriacou (Van Coufoudakis), pp. 172–173.
  • Embracing Cyprus, the Path to Unity in the New Europe by Pauline Green (with Ray Collins) (Vassilis K Fouskas), pp. 174–176.

Volume 15:2 Fall 2003  

• Articles:
  • Giorgos  I. Kentas, A Realist Evaluation of Cyprus’ Survival Dilemma as a Result of the Annan Plan, pp. 13–64.
  • Alexis Heraclides, The 55 Year Cyprus Debacle: A Bird’s Eye View, pp. 65–80.
  • Katerina Yennari Building Bridges in Cyprus: The Role of the European Union in the Reconciliation of the Two Communities, pp. 81–102.
  • Costas M. Constantinou, Cyprus, Europe, Mythography, pp. 103–120.
  • Marina Michaelidou and Daniel J. Decker, European Union Policy and Local Perspectives: Nature Conservation and Rural Communities in Cyprus, pp. 12–145.
• Plus Commentary Article by:
  • Peter Loizos, What does it mean to Think Historically?   pp. 149–152.
• Book Reviews:
  • The United Nations and Peace Enforcement: Wars Terrorism and Democracy, by Mohammed Awad Osman (James Ker-Lindsay), pp. 155–158.
  • Boundaries of Cooperation: Cyprus, de facto Partition, and the Delimitation of Transboundary Resource Management, by Peter R Hocknell (Oliver P. Richmond), pp. 159–161.

Volume 16:1 Spring 2004

• Articles:
  • Keith Kyle, A British View of the Annan Plan, pp. 13–28.
  • Elena Ioannidou, On Language and Ethnic Identity among Greek Cypriot Students, pp. 29–52.
  • Nicos Trimikliniotis, Mapping Discriminatory Landscapes in Cyprus: Ethnic Discrimination in a Divided Education System, pp. 53–86.
  • Jan Asmussen, Early Conflicts between the Greek and Turkish Cypriot Communities in Cyprus, pp. 87–106.
  • Andrew Michael, Monetary Policy in Cyprus: Before and After EU Membership, pp. 107–134.
• Plus Commentary Article by:
  • Michalis Attalides, The Political Process in Cyprus and the Day after the Referendum, pp. 137–146.
• Book Reviews:
  • The Annan Plan and the European Option, by AndreasTheophanous (Costas Melakopides), pp. 149–153.
  • Cyprus 1957-1963, From Colonial Conflict to Constitutional Crisis.  The Key Role of the Municipal Issue, by Diana Weston Markides (Hubert Faustmann), pp. 154–159.

Volume 16:2 Fall 2004 - Special edition

Cyprus, the EU and the Referenda on the Annan Plan

• Articles:
  • Glen Camp, Cyprus and East Mediterranean Security Problems: New Developments – Old Problems, pp. 13–36.
  • Alexis Heraclides, The Cyprus Problem: An Open and Shut Case? Probing the Greek Cypriot Rejection of the Annan Plan, pp. 37–54.
  • Tozun Bahcheli, Saying Yes to EU Accession: Explaining the Turkish Cypriot Referendum Outcome, pp. 55–66.
  • Van Coufoudakis, Cyprus – The Referendum and its Aftermath, pp. 67–82.
  • Thanos Veremis and Philippos Savvides, Cyprus after the Referenda of April 24: What Next?   pp. 83–94.
  • George Vassiliou, The Cyprus Problem and the European Union, pp. 95–102.
• Plus Commentary Articles by:
  • Mehmet Ali Birand, Papadopoulos has Saved Us from Our Complex, pp. 105–108.
  • Keith Kyle, Twenty-one years with Cyprus, pp. 109–112.
• Book Review:
  • The Cyprus Question and the EU: The Challenge and the Promise, by Andreas Theophanous (Michalis Attalides), pp. 115–117.

Volume 17:1 Spring 2005

• Articles:
  • Tozun Bahcheli and Sid Noel, Imposed and Proposed Federations: Issues of Self-Determination and Constitutional Design in Bosnia-Herzegovina, Cyprus, Sri Lanka and Iraq, pp. 13 – 36
  • Julie Scott, Reconfiguring Paradise in Cyprus, pp. 37 – 58
  • Stefan Beck, Putting Genetics to Use, pp. 59 – 78
  • Craig Webster, Greek Cypriot Perspectives on Interacting with Turkish Cypriots, pp. 79 – 92
  • Marios Constantinou, Reckoning with Anthropology’s Replotting of Narratives of Liberal Colonialism: A Counter-Narrative of Insurrection Beckoning to the Decolonisation of Reason, pp. 93 – 109
• Plus Commentary Article by:
  • James Ker-Lindsay,  Cyprus: The Way Forward, pp. 113 – 122
• Book Reviews:
  • The CyprusQuestion, 1878-1960 The Constitutional Aspect by Evanthis Hatzivassiliou (Hubert Faustmann) pp. 125 – 131
  • The Search for a Solution  by David Hannay and  An International Relations Debacle: The UN Secretary-General’s Missionof Good Offices in Cyprus1999-2004 by Claire Palley
    • (Michalis Attalides), pp. 132 – 143
    • (Nicos Trimikliniotis), pp. 144 – 153

Volume 17: 2 Fall 2005

• Articles:
  • Matt Qvortrup, Fair Voting? The Regulation of Referendums in Cyprus in Comparative Perspective, pp. 13 – 25
  • Niki Christodoulou and Pavlos Pavlou, Repatriation Issues in Cyprus,pp. 27 – 46
  • Andrekos Varnava, Recreating Rural Britain and Maintaining Britishness in the Mediterranean: The Troodos Hill Station in Early British Cyprus, pp. 47 – 79
  • Costas Constantinou, The Differential Embodiment of Home: Constructing and Reconstructing Identities among Refugees, pp. 81 – 101
  • St?phanie Laulh?, Recent Strategies towards the Membership of Cyprus to the European Union: A Case Study on Trade, pp. 103 – 125
  • George Christoforou and Marios Katsioloudes, The Present and Future Prospects of E-Commerce in Cyprus, pp. 127 – 144
  • Plus Commentary Article by:
  • Nicos A Pittas, Cyprus: The Way Forward, pp. 147 – 150
• Book Reviews:
  • Echoes from the Dead Zone: Across the CyprusDivide, by Yiannis Papadakis and, From the East: Conflict and Partition in Cyprus, by Costas Yennaris (Oliver Richmond), pp. 153 – 156
  • Place of Refuge: A History of the Jews in Cyprus, by Stavros Panteli (John A Koumoulides), pp. 157 – 159
  • Sources for the History of Cyprus: Volume CI: Enosis and the British: British Official Documents 1878-1950, Selected and edited   by Reed Coughlan (William Mallinson) pp. 161 – 163

Volume 18:1 Spring 2006

• Articles:
  • Craig Webster and Alexandros Lordos, Who Supported the Annan Plan? An Exploratory Statistical Analysis of the Demographic, Political and Attitudinal Correlates, pp. 13 – 35
  • Nicos Trimikliniotis, A Communist’s Post-Modern Power Dilemma: One Step Back, Two Steps Forward, “Soft No” and Hard Choices…, pp. 37 - 86
  • Stelios Stavridis, Towards a ‘European Solution’ of the Cyprus Problem: False Promise or Real Opportunity?, pp. 87 - 119
  • Alexis Rappas, The Cypriot Colonial Civil Servant: Practical Agency through Uncertain Identities, pp. 121 - 136
  • John Ungerleider, The Impact of Youth Peacebuilding Camps: Connectedness, Coping and Collaboration, pp. 137 - 147
• Plus Commentary Article by:
  • Peter Loizos, In Memoriam: Prokopis Papaloizou, 1907-2002, pp. 151 - 159
• Book Reviews:
  • ‘Step-mother Tongue’ From Nationalism to Multiculturalism: Literatures of Cyprus, Greeceand Turkey, edited by Mehmet Ya?in (Andrekos Varnavas), pp. 163 – 167
  • Cyprus and the EU: The Road to Accession, edited by Constantin Stefanou (Phedon Nicolaides), pp. 169 - 170
  • Cyprus: A Modern History, by William Mallinson (Emilios Solomou), pp. 171 - 173
  • Cyprus 1900-2000: Footprints on the Sands of Time, edited by John A. Koumoulides (Emilios Solomou), pp. 175 - 177

Volume 18:2 Fall 2006

• Articles:
  • Michalinos Zembylas and Hakan Karahasan, The Politics of Memory and Forgetting in Pedagogical Practices: Towards Pedagogies of Reconciliation and Peace in Divided Cyprus, pp. 13 – 35
  • Anna M. Agathangelou, Colonising Desires: Bodies for Sale, Exploitation and In(Security) in Desire Industries, pp. 37 - 73
  • Andreas Panayiotou, Models of Compromise and ‘Power Sharing’ in the Experience of Cypriot Modernity, pp. 75 - 103
  • Savvas Daniel Georgiades, Favouritism as a Form of Injustice in Cyprus: Ubiquitous and Eternal, pp. 105 - 127
  • Mete Hatay, The Levantine Legacy of Cypriot Culinary Culture, pp. 129 - 142
• Plus Commentary Article by:
  • Alexandros Lordos, 8^th July 2006: The Unappreciated Breakthrough, pp. 145 – 151
• Book Reviews:
  • The British and the Hellenes: Struggles for Mastery in the Eastern Mediterranean 1850-1960, by Robert Holland and Diana Markides (Keith Kyle), pp. 155 – 159
  • Britainin Cyprus: Colonialism and Post-Colonialism 1878-2006, edited by Hubert Faustmann and Nicos Peristianis (Zenon Stavrinides), pp. 161 - 166
  • Divided Cyprus: Modernity, History and an Island in Conflict, edited by Yiannis Papadakis, Nicos Peristianis and Gisela Welz (Andrekos Varnava), pp. 167 - 172

Volume 19:1 Spring 2007

Special Edition: Reconciliation in Cyprus

Guest Editor for this issue: Nicos Trimikliniotis

• Introduction:

Nicos Trimikliniotis, Reconciliation and Citizenship in Cyprus: A Trans Communal Concept for Social Action, pp. 13-15

• Articles:
  • Laurie Johnson, Reconciliation and Peace Education in Cyprus: What Will It Take? pp. 17-41
  • Chara Makriyianni and Charis Psaltis, The Teaching of History and Reconciliation, pp. 43-69
  • Erol Kaymak, Does Cyprus Need a Truth and Reconciliation Commission? pp. 71-89
  • Virginie Ladisch, The Challenge of Peacebuilding: Cypriot Views on Reconciliation, pp. 91-108
  • David Officer, Northern Ireland – Peace without Reconciliation, pp. 109-121
  • Nicos Trimikliniotis, Reconciliation and Social Action in Cyprus: Citizens’ Inertia and the Protracted State of Limbo , pp. 123-160
• Plus Commentary Articles by:
  • Djelal Kadir, Truth and Reconciliation on Cyprus will be Possible, when … , pp. 163-169
  • Ari Sitas, Reconciliation and Transformation: Lessons from South Africa? pp. 171-179
  • John Milios, “The Greek Nation”: An Inherently Totalitarian Concept. Concerns to be borne in Mind during the Reconciliation Process in Cyprus, pp. 181-186
• Book Reviews:
  • Turkeyand the EU: An Awkward Candidate for EU Membership (2^nd Edition), by Harun Arikan (Tosun Bahcheli), pp. 189-192
  • Dancing Fear and Desire: Race, Sexuality, and Imperial Politics in Middle Eastern Dance, by Stavros Stavrou Karayanni (Constantinos Phellas), pp. 193-19

Volume 19:2 Fall 2007

• Articles
  • James Ker-Lindsay, An Irreparable Breakdown of Trust: Relations between the UN Secretary-General and the Greek Cypriots Before and After the 2004 Referendum, pp. 13-30
  • Evagoras C. Leventis and Andreas Tsokkalides, Protracted Social Conflict Analysis and Cyprus: An Assessment, pp. 31-56
  • Emel Akcali, The ‘Other’ Cypriots and their Cyprus Questions, pp. 57-82
  • Andreas Stergiou, Soviet Policy toward Cyprus, pp. 83-106
  • Marina Vasilara and Gotelenne Piaton, The Role of Civil Society in Cyprus, pp. 107-121
• Plus Commentary Articles by:
  • Mike Hajimichael, Where is the Movement? pp. 125-128
  • Craig Webster, Cyprus and Its Responsibility towards the World’s Poor, pp. 129-134
• Book Reviews:
  • Subcontracting Peace: The Challenges of NGO Peacebuilding, edited   by Oliver P. Richmond and Henry F. Carey (Ayla Garel), pp. 137-141
  • Collective Non-Recognition of Illegal States [in German],   by Stefan Talmon  (Altana Filos), pp. 143 - 148
  • Greeceand the Cold War: Frontline State, 1952-1967, by Evanthis Hatzivassiliou (Diana Markides), pp. 149-151

Volume 20:1 Spring 2008

• Articles:
  • Christalla Yakinthou, The Quiet Deflation of Den Xehno? Changes in the Greek Cypriot Communal Narrative on the Missing Persons in Cyprus, pp.15-33
  • Nicos Peristianis and Katerina Kokkinou, Single-Parent Families in Cyprus, pp. 35-55
  • Mashoed Bailie and Bekir Azgin, A Barricade, a Bridge and a Wall: Cypriot Journalism and the Mediation of Conflict in Cyprus, pp. 57-92
  • Olga Demetriou, Reading the Paratexts of the Cyprus Conflict: Policy, Science, and the Pursuit of ‘Objectivity’, pp. 93-113
  • Theodora Christodoulidou, The Legal Status of the Buffer Zone in Cyprus, pp. 115-12
• Plus Commentary Article by:
• Panayiotis Constanti, Tradition, What Tradition? pp. 129-131
• Book Reviews:
• The Cyprus Issue: A Documentary History, 1878-2007, edited by Murat Hakki (Andrekos Varnava), pp. 135-139
• Legal Aspects of the Cyprus Problem: Annan Plan and EU Accession, by Frank Hoffmeister (Kudret ?zersay), pp. 141-144
• Update on the Cyprus Conflict, by Clement Dodd (Erol Kaymak), pp. 145-148
• Cultures of Memory / Memories of Culture, edited by Stephanos Stephanides and Coffee House Embellishments, by Nicos Philippou(Paul Gibbs), pp. 149-150
• Contentious Issues of Security and the Future of Turkey, edited by Nursin Atesoglu Guney (Glen D. Camp), pp. 151-155
• European Security in Transition, edited by Gunther Hauser and Franz Kernic (George Christou), pp. 157-160