Chapter Introduction
part PART I Robert Holland as historian
chapter 1 Robert Holland's empire / JOHN DARWIN
chapter 2 The historiography of modern Cyprus and Robert Holland's place in it / PASCHALIS M. KITROMILIDES
part PART II Themes on the history of colonial Cyprus
chapter 3 Society, religion and moral reform in early twentieth-century Cyprus: Syllogos Orthodoxia and the 1907 Sunday Observance Law / LOIZOS KAPSALIS
chapter 4 Unseen and unrecognised: the physical legacy of the Second World War in Cyprus / TIM REARDON
chapter 5 'An ideal to be attained': the 1946 Ten Year Development Plan for Cyprus / GEORGE KAZAMIAS
part PART III Cyprus's transition from empire
chapter 6 An unsettled state: majority rule versus federalism in Cyprus, 1957-1964 / DIANA MARKIDES
chapter 7 The struggle for recognition and political rights of the small ethnic and religious minorities at the end of British colonial rule in Cyprus / HUBERT FAUSTMANN
chapter 8 The Unitary Democratic Front of Reconstruction: EOKA's transformation from an armed movement to a political formation / ANDREAS KARYOS
chapter 9 An uncommon alliance: the Democratic Union and AKEL during the 1959 elections / ANASTASIA YIANGOU
chapter 10 From British colonial government to Communal Chambers: a change of the guard in Cyprus education / ANTIGONE HERACLIDOU
part PART IV The post-colonial experience to the present
chapter 11 Cyprus in transition 1960-1974: the impressive economic growth of a newly founded state and its impact on the Cyprus problem / MARILENA VARNAVA
chapter 12 Cyprus and international organisations: overcoming the obstacles to membership / MARIA MUT BOSQUE
chapter 13 Cyprus in crisis: the ramifications of the 2013 bank bail-in
part PART V Aspects of Anglo-Hellenism
chapter 14 The substance and the shadows: reflections on British-Greek relations over two centuries / MICHAEL LLEWELLYN-SMITH
chapter 15 Searching for a new balance: attitudes of the Greek political elites towards Britain, 1950-1966 / EVANTHIS HATZIVASSILIOU
chapter 16 The British press and the Greek resistance against the Colonels, 1967-1974 / CHRISTOS CHRISTIDIS.