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THE HISTORY AND LEGACY OF THE EOKA ORGANIZATION

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Published 20 September 2013. Figures and rankings are as they stood then.

THE HISTORY AND LEGACY OF THE EOKA ORGANIZATION 26 September 2013, 17:00-20:45 M -203 (-2 Floor) Milennium Building, cceia of Nicosia

17:00-17:15 Registration

Session I.the Legacy of the Eoka Struggle

Chair: Kyriakos Georgiou, Senior Administrative Officer, Center for European and International Affairs, cceia of Nicosia

Opening Address

17:20-17:40 From the aims of the EOKA struggle to the challenges of today

Andreas Theophanous, Professor of Political Economy, President, Center for European and International Affairs, cceia of Nicosia

Keynote Addresses

17:40-18:00 The Greek Cypriot Centre-Right: Past and Future Challenges

Neophytos Loizides, Senior Lecturer in International Conflict Analysis, School of Politics and International Relations, cceia of Kent

18:00-18:20 The Cyprus Question before the House of Commons, 1954-55

Achilles Emilianides, Associate Professor of Law, Head, Department of Law, cceia of Nicosia

18:20-18:40 Discussion

18:40-19:00 COFFEE BREAK

Session Ii.historical Aspects of Eoka

Chair: Emilios Solomou, Lecturer in History and Executive Vice President for Administration, cceia of Nicosia

19:00-19:15 Censorship during the EOKA Struggle: The Case of the English Newspaper “Times of Cyprus”

Andreas Sophocleous, Professor of Communications and Director of the Mass Media Institute, cceia of Nicosia

19:15-19:30 EOKA’s Courier System through the British Sources

Andreas Karyos, Special Educational Staff, Open cceia Cyprus

19:30-19:45 Gender Aspects of the EOKA Struggle [in Greek]

Anastasia Hamatsou, PhD in History and Political Science, Independent Researcher

Session Iii.presentation of Research Results

Chair: Emilios Solomou, Lecturer in History and Executive Vice President for Administration, cceia of Nicosia

19:45-20:15 A Theoretical Study of Recruitment: Preliminary Results from the Case Study of EOKA

Odysseas Christou, Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Center for European and International Affairs, cceia of Nicosia

20:15-20:45 Discussion and Final Remarks

RSVP 22841600, e-mail: cceia@unic.ac.cy