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(51) TI: EARLY
PREHISTORIC BURIALS IN CYPRUS - NIKLASSON,K AU: RANDSBORG_K NA:
UNIV COPENHAGEN,INST ARCHAEOL,VANDKUNSTEN 5,DK-1467
COPENHAGEN,DENMARK JN: AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ARCHAEOLOGY, 1992,
Vol.96, No.4, p.766 IS: 0002-9114 DT: Book Review
(52) TI: EARLY
PHOENICIAN PRESENCE IN THE MEDITERRANEAN ISLANDS - A REAPPRAISAL
AU: NEGBI_O NA: TEL AVIV UNIV,DEPT ARCHAEOL,IL-69978 TEL
AVIV,ISRAEL JN: AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ARCHAEOLOGY, 1992, Vol.96,
No.4, pp.599-615 IS: 0002-9114 DT: Review AB: The genesis of the
Phoenicians and the nature of their earliest ventures overseas
are two controversial issues that lack satisfactory
archaeological data. The working hypothesis of this paper is
that Phoenician colonial activities had started in the early
12th century B.C. and were already well established by the end
of the 1Oth century B.C. Re-evaluation of both old and new
discoveries indicates that a long but steady process initiated
by Levantine diaspora on Cyprus was followed, i.a., by permanent
Phoenician posts on Crete in order to expand their trade routes
beyond the Aegean as far as Sardinia in the west.
(53) TI: THE
MACRODYNAMICS OF INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION AS A SOCIOCULTURAL
DIFFUSION PROCESS .A. THEORY AU: DIAMANTIDES_ND NA: KENT STATE
UNIV,DEPT GEOG,POB 5190,KENT,OH,44242 JN: TECHNOLOGICAL
FORECASTING AND SOCIAL CHANGE, 1992, Vol.42, No.3, pp.273-289
IS: 0040-1625 AB: This study formulates a model of the
macrodynamics of international migration using a differential
equation to capture the push-pull forces that propel it. The
model's architecture rests on the functioning of information
feedback between settled friends and family at the destination
and potential emigrants at the origin. The intensity of the
ensuing migratory flow is determined by a nexus of mediators
prevailing in either society and comprising (a) legal
prerogatives such as migration laws, (b) economic prerogatives
measured by the ratio of income per capita between destination
and origin, (c) political prerogatives such as war or other
forms of compulsion, (d) natural stimulants such as climatic
extremes and epidemics, (e) societal conditions such as
job-hierarchy differences and network characteristics, and (f)
causes other than the ones motivating the pool members, such as
the reasons for the so-called "brain drain." The
mathematical entity thus constructed is named the mediating
factor, and features both steady-state and transient components
that are accommodated by the model. While the model's
architecture is independent of any geographic or temporal
specificity, the model is capable of portraying migration flow
between any given origin/destination pair and over any
designated historical period-this through the numerical values
of the model parameters derived from the historical,
demographic, and economic data of the case. Two specific
paradigms of diverse nature serve to demonstrate the model's
tenets and pertinence, one being Greek emigration tot the United
States since 1820, and the other total out-migration from Cyprus
since statehood (1946). KP: DETERMINANTS, MODELS, PERSPECTIVES,
EMIGRATION, MOBILITY
(54) TI:
SWEDISH UN SOLDIERS IN CYPRUS, UNFICYP - THEIR PSYCHOLOGICAL AND
SOCIAL SITUATION AU: LUNDIN_T, OTTO_U NA: LINKOPING UNIV
HOSP,DEPT PSYCHIAT,S-58185 LINKOPING,SWEDEN JN: PSYCHOTHERAPY
AND PSYCHOSOMATICS, 1992, Vol.57, No.4, pp.187- 193 IS:
0033-3190 AB: Two Swedish rifle batallions serving as UN
soldiers in Cyprus (UNFICYP) have been investigated with respect
to their demographic background and motives for application for
UN service. The comparison of symptoms of stress in general, of
posttraumatic stress disorder specifically, and some other
variables of reaction with various studies of Swedish UN
soldiers in different settings has given the following results.
Very few interviewees experienced 'personal nervous breakdown'
(0.5%). The soldiers reported in general very few psychological
or psychosomatic complaints in the short time perspective. There
seemed, however, to be two groups of persons at risk, namely
those who were repatriated and those with a high consumption of
alcohol. KP: SOUTH LEBANON WA: UN SERVICE, CYPRUS, MILITARY
PSYCHIATRY, STRESS REACTIONS, POSTTRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER
(55) TI:
TOURISM AND EXPORT-LED GROWTH - THE CASE OF CYPRUS, 1976-1988
AU: KAMMAS_M, SALEHIESFAHANI_H NA: INTERCOLL,DEPT BUSINESS
ADM,NICOSIA,CYPRUS UNIV WASHINGTON,DEPT ECON,SEATTLE,WA,98195 JN:
JOURNAL OF DEVELOPING AREAS, 1992, Vol.26, No.4, pp.489-506 IS:
0022-037X
(56) TI:
PALEONTOLOGY - TWILIGHT OF THE PYGMY HIPPOS AU: DIAMOND_JM NA:
UNIV CALIF LOS ANGELES,SCH MED,DEPT PHYSIOL,LOS ANGELES,CA,90024
JN: NATURE, 1992, Vol.359, No.6390, p.15 IS: 0028-0836 DT:
Editorial KP: HIPPOPOTAMUS, CYPRUS
(57) TI: TOUMBA
TOU SKOUROU, A BRONZE-AGE POTTERS QUARTER ON MORPHOU BAY IN
CYPRUS - VERMEULE,E, WOLSKY,FZ AU: KARAGEORGHIS_V NA: LEVENTIS
FDN,NICOSIA,CYPRUS JN: JOURNAL OF FIELD ARCHAEOLOGY, 1992,
Vol.19, No.3, pp.395-396 IS: 0093-4690 DT: Book Review
(58) TI:
ENTANGLED ALLIES - UNITED-STATES-POLICY TOWARDS GREECE, TURKEY
AND CYPRUS - STEARNS,M AU: CLIVE_N JN: INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS,
1992, Vol.68, No.3, p.515 IS: 0020-5850 DT: Book Review
(59) TI: THE
ARCHAEOLOGY OF FERTILITY AND BIRTH - A RITUAL DEPOSIT FROM
CHALCOLITHIC CYPRUS AU: BOLGER_DL NA: UNIV MARYLAND,DIV
EUROPEAN,GRUENEBURGWEG 81,W-6000 FRANKFURT 1,GERMANY JN: JOURNAL
OF ANTHROPOLOGICAL RESEARCH, 1992, Vol.48, No.2, pp.145-164 IS:
0091-7710 AB: The recent discovery of a pit containing figurines
and a building model at the Chalcolithic site of
Kissonerga-Mosphilia in Cyprus sheds important new light on our
understanding of fertility and birthing rituals before the
Bronze Age. Although figurines of similar type have been found
in Cyprus and elsewhere in the Mediterranean prior to the
discovery of the Kissonerga deposit, their precise functions
have often remained elusive on account of their fragmentary
state and unstratified find contexts. Close scrutiny of the
contents and context of this deposit has yielded a wealth of
information regarding the use and function of the objects it
contained and enables us to make important inferences regarding
their ritual use. In addition, ethnographic studies of
traditional fertility and birthing ritual allow us to amplify
these inferences by providing a cross-cultural framework for the
interpretation of their social and cultural significance.
(60) TI: THE
KINGDOM-OF-CYPRUS AND THE CRUSADES, 1191-1374 - EDBURY,PW AU:
LLOYD_S NA: UNIV NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE,NEWCASTLE TYNE NE1 7RU,TYNE
& WEAR,ENGLAND JN: HISTORY, 1992, Vol.77, No.250, pp.283-285
IS: 0018-2648 DT: Book Review
(61) TI:
INTERNATIONAL ELECTION NOTES - ICELAND, UNITED-KINGDOM, CYPRUS
AU: SCAMMON_RM NA: ELECT RES CTR,WASHINGTON,DC JN: WORLD
AFFAIRS, 1991, Vol.153, No.4, pp.167-168 IS: 0043-8200
(62) TI:
EDUCATION ON THE ISLAND OF CYPRUS - A SPECIAL REPORT -
SCHATZMAN,MA AU: PERSIANIS_P JN: COMPARATIVE EDUCATION REVIEW,
1992, Vol.36, No.2, pp.251-252 IS: 0010-4086 DT: Book Review
(63) TI: SURVEY
IN THE MARONI VALLEY, CYPRUS AU: CONWELL_DH, MANNING_SW NA: UNIV
PENN,PHILADELPHIA,PA,19104 UNIV CAMBRIDGE,CAMBRIDGE,ENGLAND JN:
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ARCHAEOLOGY, 1992, Vol.96, No.2, p.351 IS:
0002-9114 DT: Meeting Abstract
(64) TI:
ATHIENOU ARCHAEOLOGICAL PROJECT, 1991 - THE 2ND SEASON OF
INVESTIGATIONS AT ATHIENOU-MALLOURA, CYPRUS AU: TOUMAZOU_MK,
KARDULIAS_PN, YERKES_RW NA: DAVIDSON COLL,DAVIDSON,NC,28036
KENYON COLL,GAMBIER,OH,43022 OHIO STATE UNIV,COLUMBUS,OH,43210
JN: AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ARCHAEOLOGY, 1992, Vol.96, No.2, p.352
IS: 0002-9114 DT: Meeting Abstract
(65) TI:
PRINCETON-UNIVERSITY EXCAVATIONS AT POLIS CHRYSOCHOUS, CYPRUS
AU: CHILDS_WAP NA: PRINCETON UNIV,PRINCETON,NJ,08544 JN:
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ARCHAEOLOGY, 1992, Vol.96, No.2, p.352 IS:
0002-9114 DT: Meeting Abstract
(66) TI: THE
1991 SEASON AT KALAVASOS-KOPETRA, CYPRUS AU: MCCLELLAN_MC,
RAUTMAN_ML NA: BOSTON UNIV,BOSTON,MA,02215 UNIV
MISSOURI,COLUMBIA,MO,65201 JN: AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ARCHAEOLOGY,
1992, Vol.96, No.2, pp.352-353 IS: 0002-9114 DT: Meeting
Abstract
(67) TI: THE
CYPRUS QUESTION AND THE TURKISH POSITION IN INTERNATIONAL- LAW -
NECATIGIL,ZM AU: STAVRINIDES_Z NA: UNIV LEEDS,LEEDS LS2 9JT,W
YORKSHIRE,ENGLAND JN: JOURNAL OF COMMONWEALTH & COMPARATIVE
POLITICS, 1991, Vol.29, No.3, pp.406-407 IS: 0306-3631 DT: Book
Review
(68) TI: 2 NATO
ALLIES AT THE THRESHOLD OF WAR - CYPRUS, A FIRSTHAND ACCOUNT OF
CRISIS MANAGEMENT, 1965-1968 - HART,PT AU: FISHER_RJ JN:
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL, 1991, Vol.46, No.3, pp.567-568 IS:
0020-7020 DT: Book Review
(69) TI:
APPROXIMATE CALENDAR DATE FOR THE 1ST HUMAN SETTLEMENT OF CYPRUS
AU: MANNING_SW NA: UNIV CAMBRIDGE JESUS COLL,CAMBRIDGE CB5
8BL,ENGLAND JN: ANTIQUITY, 1991, Vol.65, No.249, pp.870-878 IS:
0003-598X DT: Note AB: The radiocarbon determinations from the
archaeological deposits at Akrotiri Aetokremnos, (Simmons' paper
above, pages 857-69) set a human presence on Cyprus back beyond
the limit of the standard radiocarbon calibration. New
approaches nevertheless make possible an approximate calibration
of the date of settlement into real calendar years. KP:
RADIOCARBON AGE CALIBRATION, TIME SCALE, PLEISTOCENE, BP,
TIMESCALE, CORALS, BACK
(70) TI:
HUMANS, ISLAND COLONIZATION AND PLEISTOCENE EXTINCTIONS IN THE
MEDITERRANEAN - THE VIEW FROM AKROTIRI AETOKREMNOS, CYPRUS AU:
SIMMONS_AH NA: UNIV NEVADA SYST,CTR QUATERNARY SCI,DESERT RES
INST,RENO,NV,89506 JN: ANTIQUITY, 1991, Vol.65, No.249,
pp.857-869 IS: 0003-598X AB: Excavations at Akrotiri Aetokremnos
in Cyprus have documented the oldest site on the island.
Associated with this site is a huge faunal assemblage. This
consists primarily of pygmy hippopotamus, an endemic species
thought to have become extinct during the Pleistocene, prior to
the arrival of humans on Cyprus. Their association at
Aetokremnos suggests otherwise. This paper is an interim report,
summarizing data obtained during three excavation seasons. KP:
RADIOCARBON AGE CALIBRATION, MAJOR NEOLITHIC SETTLEMENT, DID
PYGMY ELEPHANTS, MARINE SAMPLES BACK, CAL YR BP, CENTRAL JORDAN,
HUMAN FOSSILS, N-15 ANALYSIS, DEER HUNTER, XAD-2 RESIN
(71) TI:
COUNTDOWN TO REBELLION - BRITISH POLICY IN CYPRUS, 1939-1955 -
KELLING,GH AU: HATZIVASSILIOU_E NA: UNIV LONDON LONDON SCH ECON
& POLIT SCI,LONDON WC2A 2AE,ENGLAND JN: HISTORY, 1991,
Vol.76, No.248, pp.537-538 DT: Book Review
(72) TI:
CONFLICT RESEARCH AND RESOLUTION - CYPRUS AU: ROTHMAN_J NA:
HEBREW UNIV JERUSALEM,LEONARD DAVIS INST INT RELAT,CONFLICT
RESOLUT PROGRAM,JERUSALEM,ISRAEL JN: ANNALS OF THE AMERICAN
ACADEMY OF POLITICAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCE, 1991, Vol.518, No.NOV,
pp.95-108
(73) TI: CYPRUS
AND THE EAST MEDITERRANEAN IN THE IRON-AGE - PROCEEDINGS OF THE
7TH BRITISH-MUSEUM CLASSICAL COLLOQUIUM, APRIL 1988 -
TATTONBROWN,VA AU: RUPP_DW NA: BROCK UNIV,DEPT CLASS,ST
CATHARINES L2S 3A1,ONTARIO,CANADA JN: AMERICAN JOURNAL OF
ARCHAEOLOGY, 1991, Vol.95, No.4, pp.745-746 DT: Book Review
(74) TI:
COINTEGRATION, ERROR CORRECTION AND THE DEMAND FOR MONEY IN
CYPRUS AU: ARESTIS_P, DEMETRIADES_PO NA: POLYTECH E
LONDON,LONDON,ENGLAND UNIV KEELE,KEELE ST5 5BG,STAFFS,ENGLAND JN:
APPLIED ECONOMICS, 1991, Vol.23, No.9, pp.1417-1424 KP:
NON-NESTED HYPOTHESES, TESTS, MODEL
(75) TI: THE
ROLE OF THE GREEK COMMUNITY IN THE DETERMINATION OF AUSTRALIA
ATTITUDE TO THE CYPRUS PROBLEM AU: MICHAEL_MS NA: LA TROBE
UNIV,DEPT POLIT,BUNDOORA,VIC 3083,AUSTRALIA JN: AUSTRALIAN
JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS, 1991, Vol.45, No.1, pp.98-108
(76) TI: 2 NATO
ALLIES AT THE THRESHOLD OF WAR - CYPRUS, A FIRSTHAND ACCOUNT OF
CRISIS MANAGEMENT, 1965-1968 - HART,PT AU: BURROWS_B JN:
INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS, 1991, Vol.67, No.2, pp.359-360 DT: Book
Review
(77) TI: COPPER
AND BRONZE-WORKING IN EARLY THROUGH MIDDLE BRONZE-AGE CYPRUS -
BALTHAZAR,JW AU: KNAPP_AB NA: UNIV CAMBRIDGE,DEPT
ARCHAEOL,CAMBRIDGE,ENGLAND JN: ANTIQUITY, 1991, Vol.65, No.246,
pp.168-170 DT: Book Review
(78) TI: THE
CYPRUS QUESTION AND THE TURKISH POSITION IN INTERNATIONAL- LAW -
NECATIGIL,ZM AU: WARBRICK_C JN: INTERNATIONAL AND COMPARATIVE
LAW QUARTERLY, 1990, Vol.39, No.OCT, pp.961-962 DT: Book Review
(79) TI:
TOWARDS A CONTINGENCY APPROACH TO 3RD PARTY INTERVENTION IN
REGIONAL CONFLICT - A CYPRUS ILLUSTRATION AU: KEASHLY_L,
FISHER_RJ NA: UNIV NEW BRUNSWICK,PSYCHOL,FREDERICTON E3B
5A3,NB,CANADA UNIV SASKATCHEWAN,PSYCHOL,SASKATOON S7N
0W0,SASKATCHEWAN,CANADA CARLETON UNIV,SOCIAL SCI,OTTAWA K1S
5B6,ONTARIO,CANADA JN: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL, 1990, Vol.45,
No.2, pp.424-453
(80) TI: EARLY
SOCIETY IN CYPRUS - PELTENBURG,EJ AU: KNAPP_AB NA: UNIV
CAMBRIDGE,DEPT ARCHAEOL & MUSEUM CLASS
ARCHAEOL,CAMBRIDGE,ENGLAND JN: ANTIQUITY, 1990, Vol.64, No.243,
p.433 DT: Book Review
(81) TI:
PARENTAL RIGHTS AND CHILDRENS BEST INTERESTS - CYPRUS AND
BRITAIN AU: DYER_C JN: BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL, 1990, Vol.300,
No.6741, p.1673 DT: Editorial
(82) TI: THE
RELATIVE IMPACT OF DEMOGRAPHIC-CHANGE ON FUTURE SOCIAL
EXPENDITURE INCREASES - AN EXAMPLE FROM CYPRUS AU:
DEMETRIADES_EI, HOUSE_WJ NA: MINIST FINANCE,DEPT STAT &
RES,NICOSIA,CYPRUS OFF PRESIDENT & CABINET,LILONGWE,MALAWI
JN: INTERNATIONAL LABOUR REVIEW, 1990, Vol.129, No.2, pp.185-211
(83) TI:
TOURISM TO NORTHERN CYPRUS AU: LOCKHART_D, ASHTON_S NA: UNIV
KEELE,KEELE ST5 5BG,STAFFS,ENGLAND UNIV COLL SWANSEA,SWANSEA SA2
8PP,W GLAM,WALES JN: GEOGRAPHY, 1990, Vol.75, No.327, pp.163-167
DT: Editorial
(84) TI: THE
POLITICS OF EEC-CYPRUS ASSOCIATION AGREEMENT - 1972-1982 -
TSARDANIDIS,C AU: YANNOPOULOS_GN NA: UNIV READING,READING RG6
2AH,BERKS,ENGLAND JN: JOURNAL OF COMMON MARKET STUDIES, 1990,
Vol.28, No.3, p.284 DT: Book Review
(85) TI: THE
CYPRUS CONUNDRUM - THE CHALLENGE OF THE INTERCOMMUNAL TALKS AU:
SOUTER_D JN: THIRD WORLD QUARTERLY, 1989, Vol.11, No.2, pp.76-91
(86) TI: CYPRUS
AND CYPRIOTS IN THE HELLENISTIC WORLD AU: FRASER_PM NA: UNIV
OXFORD,OXFORD,ENGLAND JN: AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ARCHAEOLOGY, 1990,
Vol.94, No.2, p.338 DT: Meeting Abstract
(87) TI: LIFE
IN CYPRUS DURING THE HELLENISTIC PERIOD AU: MICHAELIDES_D JN:
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ARCHAEOLOGY, 1990, Vol.94, No.2, p.338 DT:
Meeting Abstract
(88) TI: CYPRUS
AND DARK AGE GREECE - EX-ORIENTE-LUX AU: COLDSTREAM_N NA: UNIV
LONDON UNIV COLL,LONDON WC1E 6BT,ENGLAND JN: AMERICAN JOURNAL OF
ARCHAEOLOGY, 1990, Vol.94, No.2, pp.337-338 DT: Meeting Abstract
(89) TI: THE
ARCHAEOLOGY OF FERTILITY AND BIRTH - EXCAVATIONS AT
KISSONERGA-MOSPHILIA, CYPRUS 1987-1989 AU: BOLGER_D,
PELTENBURG_EJ NA: UNIV MARYLAND,COLLEGE PK,MD,20742 UNIV
EDINBURGH,EDINBURGH EH8 9YL,MIDLOTHIAN,SCOTLAND JN: AMERICAN
JOURNAL OF ARCHAEOLOGY, 1990, Vol.94, No.2, pp.328-329 DT:
Meeting Abstract
(90) TI:
POLITICAL-ORGANIZATION IN LATE BRONZE-AGE CYPRUS AU: KESWANI_P
NA: UNIV MICHIGAN,ANN ARBOR,MI,48109 JN: AMERICAN JOURNAL OF
ARCHAEOLOGY, 1990, Vol.94, No.2, p.307 DT: Meeting Abstract
(91) TI:
PRODUCTION, LOCATION, AND INTEGRATION IN BRONZE-AGE CYPRUS AU:
KNAPP_AB NA: UNIV CAMBRIDGE,DEPT ARCHAEOL,BRITISH ACAD RES GRP
PROJECT,SIDGWICK AVE,CAMBRIDGE CB3 9DA,ENGLAND UNIV
CAMBRIDGE,MUSEUM CLASS ARCHAEOL,CAMBRIDGE CB3 9DA,ENGLAND JN:
CURRENT ANTHROPOLOGY, 1990, Vol.31, No.2, p.147 DT: Review
(92) TI: CYPRUS
- A CHRONICLE OF ITS FORESTS, LAND AND PEOPLE - THIRGOOD,JV AU:
KOLARS_J JN: GEOGRAPHICAL REVIEW, 1989, Vol.79, No.4, pp.493-494
DT: Book Review
(93) TI: GREEK
IRREDENTISM IN ASIA MINOR AND CYPRUS AU: KITROMILIDES_PM JN:
MIDDLE EASTERN STUDIES, 1990, Vol.26, No.1, pp.3-17
(94) TI:
INDUSTRIAL RESTRUCTURING AND ITS IMPACT ON EDUCATION AND
TRAINING IN CYPRUS AU: SIEKKERIS_G JN: IDS BULLETIN-INSTITUTE OF
DEVELOPMENT STUDIES, 1989, Vol.20, No.4, pp.27-31
(95) TI:
APPRAISING AND FINANCING FLEXIBLE MANUFACTURING METHODS -
LESSONS FOR CYPRUS AU: COSTA_C JN: IDS BULLETIN-INSTITUTE OF
DEVELOPMENT STUDIES, 1989, Vol.20, No.4, pp.24-26
(96) TI: THE
SANCTUARY OF APOLLO HYLATES AT KOURION, CYPRUS - SOREN,D AU:
HOLLINSHEAD_MB NA: BROWN UNIV,CTR OLD WORLD ARCHAEOL &
ART,PROVIDENCE,RI,02912 JN: AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ARCHAEOLOGY,
1989, Vol.93, No.4, pp.623-624 DT: Book Review
(97) TI: ENKOMI
AND THE LATE BRONZE-AGE IN CYPRUS - FRENCH - FRENCH -
COURTOIS,JC, LAGARCE,J, LAGARCE,E AU: GORING_E NA: NATL MUSEUMS
SCOTLAND,CHAMBERS ST,EDINBURGH EH1 1JF,SCOTLAND JN: AMERICAN
JOURNAL OF ARCHAEOLOGY, 1989, Vol.93, No.4, pp.608-609 DT: Book
Review
(98) TI: CYPRUS
- A CHRONICLE OF ITS FORESTS, LAND AND PEOPLE - THIRGOOD,JV AU:
RACKHAM_O NA: UNIV CAMBRIDGE,CAMBRIDGE,ENGLAND JN: JOURNAL OF
HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY, 1989, Vol.15, No.3, pp.316-318 DT: Book
Review
(99) TI: LAND
OWNERSHIP VALUES AND RURAL STRUCTURAL-CHANGE IN CYPRUS AU:
KING_R, BURTON_S NA: UNIV DUBLIN TRINITY COLL,DEPT GEOG,DUBLIN
2,IRELAND HEMEL HEMPSTEAD SCH,HERTFORD,ENGLAND JN: JOURNAL OF
RURAL STUDIES, 1989, Vol.5, No.3, pp.267-277
(100) TI: THE
UN FORCE IN CYPRUS AU: JAMES_A NA: UNIV KEELE,INT RELAT,KEELE
ST5 5BG,STAFFS,ENGLAND JN: INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS, 1989, Vol.65,
No.3, pp.481-500
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