Over the last decades, the appeal, success and political power of far-right populist parties
has been multiplying at alarming rates in disperse yet parallel waves across Europe and …

Katsourides discusses how in the early twentieth century Greek nationalism became a
hegemonic ideology in Cyprus. To this end, he looks at three aspects of Greek Cypriot …

This book uncovers the contradictions and convergences of racism, decolonisation,
migration and living international relations that were shaped by the shift from colonialism to …

The present article focuses on the major political actors in the Greek community of Cyprus—
the Left and Right—and examines the way they conceptualised anti-colonial struggle, as …

The article examines the polarization of internal politics between Left and Right in the Greek
Cypriot community in the 1940s and 1950s. By analyzing the ideological and political …

In 1975, in the aftermath of the 1974 Turkish invasion in Cyprus, President Makarios
established the National Council (NC). This was a body intended to function in an advisory …

The article analyses expressions of hate speech/behaviour between the two main Cypriot
communities–Greek and Turkish. Research and discussion on hate speech is theoretically …

Political parties are under pressure all over Europe due to a variety of social, cultural and
economic forces (Hopkin 2004: 176). Southern Europe has experienced those pressures …

Alecou aims to examine the reasons and consequences of the belayed development of far-
right in Cyprus in the 1940s, focusing on the appearance and evolution of the “X” …

This introductory chapter engages with the literature referring to nationalism and to the
emergence of political parties in colonial contexts emphasising the British colonial …