The latest volume of the
Austrian Review of International and European Law (Vol. 19, 2014) is out. Contents include:
- Cyprus 1963/1964 – 1974 – 2004 – 2014: What Comes in Fours?
- Markus P. Beham, Preface: Cyprus 1963/1964 – 1974 – 2004 – 2014: What Comes in Fours?
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Aristoteles Constantinides, 1974-2014: 40 Years of a Divided Cyprus
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Ioannis Zelepos, The Historical Background of the Cyprus Problem – Just a Conflict of Ethnic Nationalism?
- Aristoteles Constantinides, The Cyprus Problem in the United Nations Security Council
- Helmut Tichy, Cyprus: A Situation of Serious Concern from the Rule of Law Perspective
- Christina Binder, Cyprus Through the Lens of the European Court of Human Rights or The European Court of Human Rights and Public International Law
- Nikolas Kyriakou, The Question of Missing Persons in Cyprus
- Markus P. Beham, Cyprus Through the Lens of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation: ‘The Victim of an Outcome in Which They Have no Fault’
- Maria Hadjipavlou,
Cypriot Citizens’ Peace Building Efforts Toward Reconciliation
- Irene Etzersdorfer, Conceptual Thoughts on the Linkage of ‘Ethnos’ and ‘Politics’ – Applied to the Emergence of the Cyprus Conflict
- Adamantios Theodor Skordos,
Ethno-Political Violence in Southeast Europe – The Cyprus Case
- Karl Müller,
New Chances Amidst Old Challenges
- Marios Ieronymides, Closing Words
