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Call for Submissions for The Cyprus Review Special Section on “CYPRUS AND BRITAIN AFTER 1960”

The Cyprus Review invites submissions for the Special Section of its upcoming 2018 issue on CYPRUS AND BRITAIN AFTER 1960

Published 2 March 2018. Figures and rankings are as they stood then.

Call for Submissions for The Cyprus Review Special Section on “CYPRUS AND BRITAIN AFTER 1960”

The 2018 issue of The Cyprus Review will include a special section on Cyprus and Britain after 1960. It intends to serve as a forum where original scientific research is presented on various aspects of this important topic from a multiplicity of disciplinary approaches. The aim is to address pertinent aspects, including, but not limited to, topics such as:

  • The Cyprus Question and Britain
  • Cyprus before the British House of Commons
  • The EU, Cyprus and Britain
  • Perceptions of Cypriots towards Britain and British policy
  • The Sovereign Base Areas
  • External relations and external affairs between
  • Britain and Cyprus
  • The British community of Cyprus
  • Commercial and economic relations between Cyprus and Britain
  • The influence of British law on Cypriot law
  • Remnants of British institutions in the Cypriot society
  • English language and its impact on Cypriot institutions and society
  • Influence of British education in the Cypriot education system

Submission Instructions

  • Authors should consult the journal’s guidelines for submission, which can be found at https://cyprusreview.org/index.php/cr/information/authors
  • The Cyprus Review is available at https://cyprusreview.org
  • For specific academic enquiries about the special section, please contact us via email at cy_review@unic.ac.cy
  • Interested scholars should submit their papers online by the final submission deadline of 15 May 2018
  • Submissions should clearly indicate the Special Section on “Cyprus and Britain after 1960”

In addition to the Special Section, the 2018 issue of The Cyprus Review will also contain its standard features of Articles, Essays and Book Reviews, as well as a guest-edited section on the Cypriot Doctrine of Necessity. Submissions in the fields of interest of The Cyprus Review are always welcome.

About The Cyprus Review

For nearly 30 years, The Cyprus Review has been at the forefront of scholarship on Cypriot political, social and economic issues, encouraging research and reflection on social and political sciences pertinent to Cyprus. Founded in 1989, The Cyprus Review aims to serve as the forum where original research is presented and to shape the discussion of the most important and topical issues through a rigorous scholarship selection and editing process. Meeting the highest international standards, The Cyprus Review is published in the English language, thus engaging in an international dialogue about Cyprus and safeguarding that its content is widely disseminated.

As a Cyprological peer review journal in the wider field of social sciences, The Cyprus Review aims to solicit papers on topics pertinent to the fields of Anthropology, Communication, Demography, Economics, Education, European Integration, History, International Relations, Law, Linguistics, Media Studies, Philosophy, Politics, Psychology, Public Administration and Sociology.

The Editorial Team of The Cyprus Review is:

Editor-in-Chief: Associate Professor Christina Ioannou
Co-Editor: Assistant Professor Odysseas Christou
Managing Editor: Dr Emilios A. Solomou
Consulting Editor: Professor Achilles Emilianides
Publications Editor: Aileen O’ Donoghue

Contact: P.O. Box 24005, 1700 Nicosia, Cyprus, cy_review@unic.ac.cy