Items where Author is "Ker-Lindsay, James"

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  • Introduction: a conceptual framework for engagement with de facto states. (2018) Ker-Lindsay, James and Berg, Eiki
  • The national politics of EU enlargement in the Western Balkans. (2018) Ker-Lindsay, James and Armakolas, Ioannis and Balfour, Rosa and Stratulat, Corina
  • Turkey’s EU accession as a factor in the 2016 Brexit referendum. (2018) Ker-Lindsay, James
  • Between "pragmatism" and "constitutionalism. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • Between “pragmatism” and “constitutionalism”: EU-Russian dynamics and differences during the Kosovo status process. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • Britain's central role in the search for an international peacekeeping force for Cyprus, 1963-1964. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • Britain, 'Brexit' and the Balkans. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • Climate change and state death. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • Cyprus. Ker-Lindsay, James and Webb, Keith
  • Cyprus. Ker-Lindsay, James and Webb, Keith
  • Cyprus-Turkey: growing tensions. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • Die Europaische Union, die Türkei und das Zypernproblem seit 2004: Fehleinschätzungen und enttäuschten Hoffnungen. Faustmann, H. and Ker-Lindsay, James
  • Editorial: the Commonwealth and the Middle East. Ker-Lindsay, James and Williams, Andrew
  • Engagement without recognition: the limits of diplomatic interaction with contested states. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • Europe's eastern outpost: the Republic of Cyprus and the Middle East. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • Exploring myths and realities in the Cyprus problem: some examples from 1963-64. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • Forging EU foreign policy unity from diversity: the ‘unique case’ of the Kosovo Status Talks'. Economides, Spyros and Ker-Lindsay, James
  • From autonomy to independence: the evolution of international thinking on Kosovo, 1998–2005. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • Great powers, counter secession and non-recognition: Britain and the 1983 unilateral declaration of independence of the “Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus”. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • Greek-Turkish rapprochement under New Democracy. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • Greek-Turkish rapprochement: the impact of 'disaster diplomacy'? Ker-Lindsay, James
  • Introducing the Cyprus problem. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • Kosovo: four futures. Economides, Spyros and Ker-Lindsay, James and Papadimitriou, Dimitris
  • Kosovo’s land for peace solution. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • Not such a 'sui generis' case after all: assessing the ICJ opinion on Kosovo. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • 'Pre-accession Europeanization': the case of Serbia and Kosovo. Economides, Spyros and Ker-Lindsay, James
  • Presidential power and authority in the Republic of Cyprus. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • Preventing the emergence of self-determination as an norm of secession: an assessment of the Kosovo ‘unique case’ argument. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • Principles and the partition of Kosovo. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • Renaming Macedonia:a job well done. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • Shifting alignments: the external orientation of Cyprus since independence. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • Standards before status before accession:Kosovo's EU perspective. Ker-Lindsay, James and Economides, Spyros
  • Turkey and Black Sea strategy for EU enlargement. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • The UN and the post-intervention stabilisation of Kosovo. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • The UN force in Cyprus after the 2004 reunification referendum. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • Understanding state responses to secession. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • The United Arab Emirates as an emerging actor in the Western Balkans: the case of strategic investment in Serbia. Bartlett, Will and Ker-Lindsay, James and Alexander, Kristian and Prelec, Tena
  • The United Kingdom and EU enlargement in the Western Balkans: from ardent champion of expansion to post-Brexit irrelevance. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • A difficult transition to a new relationship: Britain and Cyprus in the European Union. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • The emergence of ‘meditration’ in international peacemaking. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • The emergence of ‘meditration’ in international peacemaking: a response to Weller, Noel, Yakinthou and Belloni. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • The future of Turkey's western orientation. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • The importance of process in peacemaking. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • An irreparable breakdown of trust: relations between the UN Secretary-General and the Greek Cypriots before and after the 2004 referendum. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • The policies of Greece and Cyprus towards Turkey's EU accession. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • A response to the interview with Ambassador Albert Rohan, Deputy Special Envoy of the United Nations Secretary-General for the future status talks for Kosovo. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • A second referendum: the May 2006 parliamentary elections in Cyprus. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • The stigmatisation of de facto states: disapproval and ‘engagement without recognition’. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • The threat and management of terrorism in Cyprus. Ker-Lindsay, James
    • Audio/visual resource
  • How did Cyprus become independent? (And why it didn't join Greece). Ker-Lindsay, James
  • How do countries die? The 3 (or 4) forms of state extinction. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • How does a country join the United Nations? The 3 steps to UN membership. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • What is a country? The 4 key requirements for statehood. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • What was the Macedonia name issue? And how was it solved? Ker-Lindsay, James
  • Why did Catalonia's declaration of independence fail? Ker-Lindsay, James
  • Why didn't Iraqi Kurdistan declare independence? Ker-Lindsay, James
  • Why do countries hate losing land? 7 reasons states oppose secession. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • Will Bosnia break up? Could Republika Srpska really secede? Ker-Lindsay, James
  • Will Bougainville really achieve independence? Key next steps. Ker-Lindsay, James
    • Book
  • Britain and the Cyprus crisis, 1963-1964. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • Crisis and conciliation: a year of rapprochement between Greece and Turkey. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • The Cyprus problem: what everyone needs to know. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • EU accession and UN peacemaking in Cyprus. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • Kosovo: the path to contested statehood in the Balkans. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • The foreign policy of counter secession: preventing the recognition of contested states. Ker-Lindsay, James
    • Chapter
  • Countering secession. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • The Cyprus problem. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • Does a Cyprus solution still matter? Ker-Lindsay, James
  • The EU and democratization in Cyprus. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • Explaining Serbia's decision to go to the ICJ. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • Introduction: an island in Europe: the EU and the transformation of Cyprus. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • Introduction: testing the United Nations Organization: the case of Cyprus. Ker-Lindsay, James and Richmond, Oliver P.
  • Introduction: the government and politics of Cyprus. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • Kosovo, EU member states and the recognition-engagement nexus. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • Kosovo, sovereignty and the subversion of UN authority. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • Membership and foreign policy. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • The National Council. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • Presidential power and authority. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • Secession and recognition in foreign policy. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • Turkey and Greece: what future for rapprochement? Ker-Lindsay, James
  • Turkish foreign policy after Iraq and post-enlargement: building bridges or mending fences? Ker-Lindsay, James
  • UN peacemaking in Cyprus: from mediation to arbitration and beyond. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • The United Kingdom. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • The United Kingdom:Kosovo's strongest supporter in Europe. Ker-Lindsay, James description
  • The case for a loose federation. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • The deceiving shadow of the EU?: contradictory perceptions of the ‘European solution’ for Cyprus. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • The four pillars of a counter-secession foreign policy:lessons from Cyprus. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • A history of Cyprus peace proposals. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • The joint truce force in Cyprus, December 1963 - March 1964. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • The origins and development of the Cyprus issue. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • The origins of the UN presence in Cyprus. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • The role of the EU as a conflict manager in Cyprus. Ker-Lindsay, James
    • Report
  • The Cyprus problem in an era of uncertainty:establishing a culture of engagement. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • The Greek-Turkish forum: a portrait of a track 1.5 peace support initiative. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • Lack of engagement: surveying the EU member state policies towards Kosovo. Ker-Lindsay, James and Himmrich, Julia and Dopita, Tomas and Wiśniewski, Jarosław and Armakolas, Ioannis and Ivan, Paul and Ferrero-Terrion, Ruth and Demjana, Agon and Nič, Milan and Ioannides, Isabelle
    • Online resource
  • After a shock victory in Serbia, Tomislav Nikolic now faces a dilemma over Kosovo and EU accession. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • Barack Obama is re-elected as US President: our experts react. Sennett, Richard and Pissarides, Christopher and Ker-Lindsay, James and Galeotti, Mark and Power, Anne and Ashton, Matthew and Fuller, Steve
  • Book review: unrecognized states: the struggle for sovereignty in the modern international system. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • Did the unfounded claim that Turkey was about to join the EU swing the referendum? Ker-Lindsay, James
  • Dreams of Secession – the case of Sardinia. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • EU wins Nobel Peace Prize- reactions from EUROPP experts. Ker-Lindsay, James and Featherstone, Kevin and Brown, Chris and Thomas, Daniel and Cherrier, Nick and Pastrorella, Giulia and Besliu, Raluca
  • Experts react: EU progress reports 2014. Ker-Lindsay, James and Gashi, Krenar and Bartlett, Will and Morrison, Kenneth and Koneska, Cvete and Hanson, Joanna and Buhari-Gulmez, Didem and Karahasan, Burhan Can
  • Few surprises from Cyprus in the European parliament elections. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • Following a litany of failures, few will miss Cyprus’ outgoing president, Dimitris Christofias. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • How angry will Cyprus be over the Eurozone bailout? Agapiou-Josephides, Kalliope and Kyris, George and Skoutaris, Nikos and Apostolides, Alexander and Charalambous, Giorgos and Pegasiou, Adonis and Ker-Lindsay, James
  • Kosovo’s status is still in doubt – time for Britain to rethink the need for new talks? Ker-Lindsay, James
  • Look ahead to 2017: a potential Cyprus settlement? Ker-Lindsay, James
  • Peace efforts in Cyprus must involve civil society if there is to be any chance of success where so many others have failed. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • Political reactions to the Paris attacks: from national unity to politics as usual. Ker-Lindsay, James and Mitrovic, Olga and Hronesova, Jessie and Merdžanović, Adis and Kmezić, Marko and Krasniqi, Gëzim and Buhari-Gulmez, Didem and Hoxhaj, Andi
  • Serbia’s EU accession talks will be a long and difficult process: the chief negotiator should pick her battles sparingly. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • There were few surprises in the European election results in Cyprus, but public discontent was apparent in the large drop in turnout. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • Top experts offer their reactions to the US election results. Sennett, Richard and Pissarides, Christopher and Power, Anne and Ker-Lindsay, James and Ashton, Matthew and Fuller, Steve
  • Western Balkan states will need allies in an increasingly enlargement sceptic EU if they are to realise their aims of EU accession. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • Western Balkans will need champions in an increasingly enlargement sceptic EU. Ker-Lindsay, James
    • Working paper
  • Combating international terrorism: Turkey's added value. Ker-Lindsay, James and Cameron, Alastair
  • The European Union as a catalyst for conflict resolution: lessons from Cyprus on the limits of conditionality. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • From U Thant to Kofi Annan: UN peacemaking in Cyprus, 1964-2004. Ker-Lindsay, James
  • The hollow threat of secession in Bosnia and Herzegovina: legal and political impediments to a unilateral declaration of independence by Republika Srpska. Ker-Lindsay, James
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  • There is a good case to be made for Cyprus pressing ahead with full recognition of Kosovo’s independence. Ker-Lindsay, James picture_as_pdf
  • The crisis in Cyprus not only threatens the Cypriot economy, but might also undermine the country’s relations with key partners and allies. Ker-Lindsay, James picture_as_pdf
  • An independent Scotland would face little European opposition to membership of the European Union. Ker-Lindsay, James picture_as_pdf