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THE TIME HAS COME FOR CYPRUS

Pages
165–169
Publication Date
1998-06-22
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Both Turkey and greece should adapt their political decision-making processes to facilitate the adoption of a solution on the Cyprus issue .

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Objective & Hypothesis:Since 1974 Turkey has contended that the Cyprus question should be settled through negotiations between the Turkish and Greek Cypriots.
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Key Findings & Data:However, develop- ments have shown that bargaining carried out on this platform did not yield the ex- pected results.
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Conclusion & Impact:Both Turkey and greece should adapt their political decision-making processes to facilitate the adoption of a solution on the Cyprus issue .
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Since 1974 Turkey has contended that the Cyprus question should be settled through negotiations between the Turkish and Greek Cypriots. However, develop- ments have shown that bargaining carried out on this platform did not yield the ex- pected results. The time has come for direct bilateral negotiations between Turkey and Greece since the Cyprus question is basically a Greco-Turkish problem. This is the only p l atform which can pave the way for a solution on the island. In this process, both parties should pursue a bipartisanship model that will ease the bargaining pro- cess by making it easier for the parties to give concessions and retreat to an extent from their starting positions . Both Turkey and greece should adapt their political decision-making processes to facilitate the adoption of a solution on the Cyprus issue .

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Since 1974 Turkey has contended that the Cyprus question should be settled through negotiations between the Turkish and Greek Cypriots. However, develop- ments have shown that bargaining carried out on this platform did not yield the ex- pected results. The time has come for direct bilateral negotiations between Turkey and Greece since the Cyprus question is basically a Greco-Turkish problem. This is the only p l atform which can pave the way for a solution on the island. In this process, both parties should pursue a bipartisanship model that will ease the bargaining pro- cess by making it easier for the parties to give concessions and retreat to an extent from their starting positions . Both Turkey and greece should adapt their political decision-making processes to facilitate the adoption of a solution on the Cyprus issue .

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Sönmezoğlu, F. (1998). THE TIME HAS COME FOR CYPRUS. Marmara Üniversitesi Avrupa Topluluğu Enstitüsü Avrupa Araştırmaları Dergisi, Cilt: 6 Sayı: 1, 165–169. https://doi.org/10.29228/mjes.317

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