Gregoris Ioannou Livres

Focusing on the dynamics of the Cyprus problem, this book examines the historical and contemporary factors contributing to the normalization of partition. It analyzes the interplay between political elites and society, exploring power relations and ideological influences within the Greek Cypriot community while also acknowledging Turkish Cypriot and international perspectives. The author argues that the partition's normalization stems from the political economy and culture of Greek Cypriots, highlighting the inherent contradictions and instability within the peace and reunification movement.

The book critically examines the transformative effects of the economic crisis on institutional, political, and social relations in southern Europe, particularly in Spain, Greece, and Cyprus. It highlights how the crisis has reshaped the labor market and class structures, offering a comparative analysis of the changes in employment dynamics across these countries. Through this assessment, it sheds light on the broader implications for society and the economy in the region.