10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ETHNARCHY»
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ethnarchy in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
ethnarchy and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Beyond a Divided Cyprus: A State and Society in Transformation
This period witnessed the struggle between AKEL and Ethnarchy for political
hegemony. The refusal of the Ethnarchy to enter into the constitutional framework
established by the colonial Government and AKEL's participation in it
strengthened ...
Nicos Trimikliniotis, Umut Bozkurt, 2012
2
Whose Democracy?: Nationalism, Religion, and the Doctrine of ...
Central Eastern Europe has emerged as a seedbed of a virulent form of collective
rights, to which G. M. Tamas has given the name ethnarchy. According to Tamas,
this new species of politics is characterized by the supposition that power ...
3
The End of Empire: Dependencies Since 1948, Part 1: The West ...
It has received material support from the Ethnarchy, from a complementary
organisation in Greece and sufficient popular support in Cyprus to make it
impolitic for the Greek Orthodox hierarchy to condemn it openly. (c) E.O.K.A. is
believed to be ...
4
Retreat From Empire: Sir Robert Armitage in Africa and Cyprus
He suggested a liberal constitution with an overall Greek majority, which would '
put the Ethnarchy in a dilemma', and in which the communists would come in and
probably get a majority.1" If they then took action the government disliked, ...
Colin A. Baker, Colin Baker, 1998
5
Cyprus: A Modern History
Certainly, the Colonial Office was obdurate in the extreme, refusing even to
acknowledge, let alone reply to a letter from the Cyprus Ethnarchy (church) to
consider enosis: Colonial Office was taking no action whatsoever on this letter. [...
] There ...
6
Uncertain Europe: Building a New European Security Order?
The absolute unquestioned power of ethnarchy is apolitical and anti-political. In
contrast to nineteenth-century liberal nationalism, which built states, brought
about unifications and fostered high culture, late twentieth-century ethno-
anarchism ...
Martin Smith, Graham Timmins, 2002
7
The Catholic Tradition of the Law of Nations
Little by little they extend the ethnarchy to every part of the globe, and so attain
the highest degree of social perfection. This perfection being the goal of the
ethnarchy, it must direct all its efforts to second this natural tendency, which leads
the ...
8
Radical Right in Central and Eastern Europe Since 1989
Ethno-anarchism is the ultimate consequence of the secularized version of the
age-old idea of deliverance. ",01 Ethnarchy and radical right politics are
interactive, but they are not, thus, identical. To confuse them would only multiply
confusions ...
9
Stirring the Greek Nation: Political Culture, Irredentism ...
The latter rallied round the Ethnarchy, the powerful ecclesiastical and lay
institution through which the Church of Cyprus maintained the decisive political
role it had enjoyed since the period of Ottoman rule. In January 1950, the
Ethnarchy ...
Giannēs D. Stephanidēs, 2007
10
Globalization and Orthodox Christianity: The Transformations ...
Ethnarchy. The prelates' participation in the elections meant that they were forced
todevelop political mentalitiesand to conclude alliances with the laity to maximize
their electoral support. As a result,they were drawnintotheorbitof rising Greek ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ETHNARCHY»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
ethnarchy is used in the context of the following news items.
British archives show Greek Cypriot 'agitators' were monitored in the …
... particularly after the arrival here of young men connected with terrorism in Cyprus, several meetings were held at the offices of the Ethnarchy, ... «Cyprus Mail, Jul 13»
The Divisions of Cyprus
In January 1950, moving swiftly to pre-empt this initiative, the ethnarchy organised its own plebiscite, held in churches across the island, ... «London Review of Books, Apr 08»
