Cyprus 35 Years Later: What is Needed for a Solution?
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We encourage you to donate copies of Cyprus 35 Years Later: What
is Needed for a Solution? to your elected Representatives in Congress.
It is an important volume and it is extremely important that each of the 435
Representatives receive two copies of this book—one for the member and another
for his/her Legislative Assistant. If you do not know your Representative we
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This 160 page volume includes the papers
presented at two seminars marking Turkey’s 1974 invasion and occupation of Cyprus
which were sponsored by the AHIF and held in Washington, DC. The papers include:
Cyprus and the Obama Administration: Good News and Bad News byTed
Galen Carpenter, Ph. D.
Cyprus 35 Years Later: What is Needed for a Solution? Political Action byEugene
T. Rossides
Cyprus 35 Years Later by Amb. Andreas Kakouris
Exclusive Economic Zone: A New Dispute in the Cyprus Issue? byNicholas
Karambelas
The “Cyprus Issue”: Now Urgent, After 35 Years byGregory
R. Copley
Decision-making Authority Is in Ankara; U.S., E.U. Have Roles to
Play by Ted Galen Carpenter, Ph. D.
How Do Positive Steps Translate to a Solution? by Doug
Bandow
Cyprus Is A U.S. Foreign Policy Failure byEugene
T. Rossides
Solution for the Cypriots and by the Cypriots byAmb.
Andreas Kakouris
Reflections by Dr. John Brademas
Remarks made in the House and Senate in July 2008 and 2009commemorating
Turkey’s invasion and occupation of Cyprus.
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book to be sent to your US Representative on your behalf (one copy for
your Representative and a second to his Legislative Assistant) and we
will mail to you a third copy free of charge. A copy of the transmittal
letter to the Representative will be also mailed to you.
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The American Hellenic Institute is a nonprofit public policy organization
that works to strengthen relations between the United States and Greece and Cyprus,
and also within the American Hellenic community.