Cover -- Contents -- Contributors -- Introduction -- PART I: The History -- 1. A History of Cyprus Peace Proposals -- James Ker-Lindsay -- PART II: The Plan -- 2. Consociational Democracy and Cyprus: The House that Annal Built? -- Chrustalla Yakinthou -- 3. A Comparative Analysis of the Five Versions of the Annan Plan -- Tim Potier -- 4. The International Relations Aspect of the Annan Plan -- Costa Carras -- 5. Contra: The Political Workability of the Annan Plan -- Klearchos A. Kyriakides -- 6. Pro: An Appraisal of the Functionality of Annan V -- Neophytos G. Loizides -- 7. Contra: Constitutional Structure of the Annan Plan -- Achilles C. Emilianides -- 8. Pro: Rethinking the Un-viability of the Constitutional Arrangement -- Nicos Trimikliniotis -- 9. Contra: The Economic Aspects of Annan V - Recipe for Growth or Destabilisation? -- Dinos Lordos -- 10. Pro: Economic Viability of Annan V -- Zenon Pophaides -- 11. The Turkish Cypriot Views on Annan V -- Erol Kaymak -- PART III: The Referendums -- 12. From Secret Diplomacy to Public Diplomacy: How the Annan Plan Referendum Failure Earned the Cypriot Public a Seat at the Negotiating Table -- Alexandros Lordos -- 13. The Plan, Public Discourse and the Role of Mass Media in Getting to 'No' -- Yiouli Taki -- 14. Constructions of Solution(s) to the Cyprus Problem: Exploring Formal Curricula in Greek Cypriot State Schools -- Stavroula Philippou and Andrekos Varnava -- 15. A Phychological Analysis of the Greek Cypriot 'No' -- Panicos Stavrinides -- 16. The Role of Security: Perceptions of Advantage and Disadvantage -- Hubert Faustmann -- 17. The Rise of the Ak Party and Ankara's Changing Role: Paving the Way for the 'Yes' -- Tozun Bahcheli and Sid Noel -- PART IV: The Aftermath -- 18. Reunifying Cyprus: Essential Challenges -- Robert I. Rotberg -- Selected Bibliography -- Index.