February Review / Şubat Kitabı - 2003
	Stavrinides, Zenon, (1999), "The Cyprus Conflict: National Identity and Statehood", CYREP Publishing, Nicosia, ISBN: 9756912030.
	In this classic study of Nationalism & the Cyprus Dispute academic Dr. Zenon Stavirnides became one of the first post-war scholars to make a concerted effort to approach the history and causes of the conflict in Cyprus from a balanced standpoint. Not all were happy with the results, the outcome being at times critical of both Turkish and Greek Cypriots, as well as of the role of foreign powers. Dr. Stavrinides, himself of Greek Cypriot origins, gained a first class honours degree in philosophy at London University, and research degrees from Leeds & Cambridge Universities. He is currently a university lecturer and as a pioneering leader of the Association for Cypriot, Greek & Turkish Affairs, he has played an important role over the years in encouraging dialogue between the two Cypriot communities & provided a valuable forum in the UK where diplomats & academics have informally discussed Graeco-Turkish relations. In this compact study Dr. Stavrinides outlines his arguments in the following 6 analytical chapters: I – A TRADITION OF CONFLICT II - THE DEVELOPMENT OF NATIONALISM IN CYPRUS III – ETHNIC CONFLICT WITHIN THE CYPRIOT STATE IV – CONFLICT BETWEEN THE STATES OF CYPRUS, 1963-1974 V – THE AFTERMATH OF THE TURKISH INVASION VI – CONCLUSIONS & PROSPECTS .
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