A liberal peace in Asia?

Article Abstract:

The relevance of prominent 'Kantian' hpotheses for understanding the internationl politis of Asia is examined drawing on recent liberal peace and Asian security research. The findings contribute to a broader understanding of international relations by demonstrating that regional context, even in a very large and diverse region matters and it is concluded that there is evidence of liberal peace based primarily on economic interdependence.

Asia, Analysis, Economic aspects, International cooperation, Kantianism

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Public attitude towards peace: the Greek-Cypriot position

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A telephone survey was conducted with 150 Greek-Cypriot citizens to know their opinion on reunification with Turkish-Cypriots. Results concluded that 43% of respondent's didn't want to reunify, whereas fourth-fifths of respondents wanted to reunify.

Greece, Turkey, Surveys, Telephone surveys, Reunions, Survey

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The Cyprus peace talks: a critical appraisal

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The reasons behind the failure of Annan plan to restore peace in Cyprus are examined. Results conclude various societal and industrial groups should be widely consulted and altered local and third party effort should be culminated.

Public affairs, Political activity, Annan, Kofi, Cypriot foreign relations

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