Suchergebnisse

Part One. From Richard the Lionheart to the cession of Cyprus to the British -- First section: The domination of the West -- 1. The conquest of Cyprus by Richard the Lionheart -- 2. The period Lusignan domination -- 3. The crisis of Frankish rule -- 4. The period of Venetian rule (1474-1578) -- 5. On the fall of the Venetians -- Second Section: The Ottoman period (1571-1878) -- 6. The organization of production in Cyprus and the economic situation of the rayah -- 7. Administration -- 8. Population movement -- 9. The first uprisings (1578-1688) -- 10. The crisis of the Asiatic mode of production in the Ottoman Empire -- 11. The role of the Church from the mid-17th century onwards -- 12. The uprising of Boyatzoglou and the administrations reforms it triggered -- 13. The reforms of 1754 -- 14. The organization of taxation in the 18th century -- 15. The role of the Church as landowner and economic factor. 16. Insurrections in the 18th and 19th century -- 17. The events of 1821 -- 18. Administrative changes and social reactions in the 1830-1839 period -- 19. The reforms of the 19th century in the Ottoman Empire (Tanzimat, Hatt-i humayun -- 20. The shaping of the rising bourgeois class -- 21. Relations between the rising bourgeois class and the Church -- 22. The existence, transmutation and emergence of differences between the two communities -- Part Two. The first period of British administration 1878-1939 -- 23. On the act of cession of Cyprus from the Ottomans to the English -- 24. The institutional and political framework for the administration of Cyprus after the 1931 uprising -- 25. Education -- 26. The institutional framework for local self-government -- 27. The first forms of economic development -- 28. The internal conflicts within the hegemonic groups of the Greek Cypriots -- 29. The first rise of Young Turk nationalism (1878-1912) -- 30. British offers of cession of Cyprus to Greece, in 1912 and 1915 -- 31. The demand for Enosis in the 1920s -- 32. The causes of the Uprising in 1931 -- 33. The consequences of the Uprising -- 34. Change in the structures of power -- 35. The growth of the Cypriot economy and the transition from agricultural power coalition to capitalist hegemony -- Part Three. From the Second World War to the 1950 referendum -- 36. The Second World War -- 37. Social conditions in the 1940s -- 38. A brief account of the new stance of the Communist Party of Cyprus on the question of Enosis -- 39. The municipal elections of 1943. 40. The creation of the Cypriot National Party (KEK) and the founding of the Labour Confederation of Cyprus (SEK) -- 41. The question of Enosis and the internal political controversies of the period 1943-1945 -- 42. The 1946 municipal elections -- 43. The dual elections for the designation of the Archbishop -- 44. The stance of the Turkish Cypriots -- 45. The thinking of the British, the organization of the "diaskeptiki" of 1947 and its aftermath -- 46. AKEL after the "diaskeptiki" -- 47. The sharpening of the internal conflict after the "diaskeptiki" up to the municipal elections of 1949 -- 48. The referendum of 1950 -- 49. Conclusion.