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Appendix A - Trends in the Greek Cypriot Community, 2007–2023

from Chapter 5 - Single-Case Generalisation through Mixed Methods

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  07 March 2026

Edited by
Charis Psaltis  and
Brady Wagoner
Charis Psaltis
Affiliation:
University of Cyprus
Brady Wagoner
Affiliation:
Aalborg University

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Conflict and Change
Integrating Social and Developmental Psychology
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Print publication year: 2025
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Appendix A Trends in the Greek Cypriot Community, 2007–2023

A line graph titled Feelings Towards Turkish Cypriots by Greek Cypriots, depicts changes in sentiment from 2007 to 2023. See long description.

Figure A.1 Feelings towards Turkish Cypriots by Greek Cypriots in the period 2007–2023.

Figure A.1Long description

The x-axis spans from 2007 to 2023, while the y-axis quantifies percentage values, ranging from 0% to 60% in increments of 10 units. Three curves indicate trends for negative feelings, neutral feelings, and positive feelings. The curve for negative feelings passes through the following points (2007, 34.40), (2010, 48.80), (2018, 35.50), and (2023, 22.20). The curve for neutral feelings passes through the following points (2007, 36.40), (2017, 39.90), (2019, 45.50), and (2023, 33.90). The curve for positive feelings passes through the following points (2007, 34.40), (2015, 51.20), (2019, 31.50), and (2023, 43.90).

A grouped column chart titled National identification of Greek Cypriots plots the years versus percentage values. See long description.

Figure A.2 National identification of Greek Cypriots in the period 2007–2023.

Figure A.2Long description

The x-axis represents years as 2007, 2010, 2011, 2020, and 2023, while the y-axis denotes percentage values. Identification is divided into five categories as follows. Only Cypriot and not Greek, more Cypriot than Greek, To the same extent Greek and Cypriot, more Greek than Cypriot, and Only Greek and not Cypriot. The data are as follows. Only Cypriot and not Greek (2007, 16), (2010, 18), (2011, 13), (2020, 19), and (2023, 14.8). More Cypriot than Greek (2007, 28), (2010, 15), (2011, 18), (2020, 27), and (2023, 30). To the same extent Greek and Cypriot (2007, 48), (2010, 59), (2011, 58), (2020, 46), and (2023, 51.20). More Greek than Cypriot (2007, 5), (2010, 6), (2011, 8), (2020, 6), and (2023, 3). Only Greek and not Cypriot (2007, 1), (2010, 1), (2011, 1), (2020, 2), and (2023, 1).

A line graph titled Stance on Status Quo, Greek Cypriots plots percentage versus years for displaying opinions from 2010 to 2023. See long description.

Figure A.3 Stance towards keeping the current situation (status quo) in the period 2010–2023.

Figure A.3Long description

The x-axis represents years as 2010, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, and 2023, while the y-axis quantifies percentages ranging from 0% to 100% in increments of 20 units. Three curves are plotted for in favour, against, and neither against nor in favour but could tolerate it if necessary. The curves pass through the following points. Against curve (2010, 63), (2017, 51.2), (2019, 50.80), (2020, 79.40), and (2023, 47.40). Neither against nor in favor but could tolerate if necessary curve (2010, 30.50), (2017, 38.5), (2019, 31.2), (2020, 15.60), and (2023, 45.40). In favor curve (2010, 6.50), (2017, 10.30), (2019, 18), (2020, 5), and (2023, 7.20).

A line graph titled Stance on Unitary State: Greek Cypriots depicts opinions from 2010 to 2023. See long description.

Figure A.4 Stance of Greek Cypriots towards unitary state in the period 2010–2023.

Figure A.4Long description

The x-axis represents years as 2010, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, and 2023, while the y-axis quantifies percentages ranging from 0% to 100% in increments of 20 units. Three curves are plotted for in favour, against, and neither against nor in favour but could tolerate it if necessary. The curves pass through the following points. Against curve (2010, 9.2), (2017, 15.50), (2018, 13.60), (2019, 27.40), (2020, 11.50), and (2023, 11.30). Neither against nor in favor but could tolerate if necessary curve (2010, 14.80), (2017, 17.50), (2019, 15.40), (2020, 17), and (2023, 14.40). In favor curve (2010, 76), (2017, 67), (2018, 77.50), (2019, 57.20), (2020, 71.50), and (2023, 74.40).

A line graph titled Stance on Two States: Greek Cypriots plots percentage versus years depicts opinions from 2010 to 2023. See long description.

Figure A.5 Stance of Greek Cypriots towards two states in the period 2010–2023.

Figure A.5Long description

The x-axis represents years as 2010, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, and 2023, while the y-axis quantifies percentages ranging from 0% to 100% in increments of 20 units. Three curves are plotted for in favour, against, and neither against nor in favour but could tolerate it if necessary. The curves pass through the following points. Against curve (2010, 71.40), (2017, 77.40), (2018, 70.80), (2019, 72.40), (2020, 80), and (2023, 81.30). Neither against nor in favor but could tolerate if necessary curve (2010, 16.70), (2017, 12.60), (2018, 17.60), (2020, 12), and (2023, 10.50). In favor curve (2010, 11.90), (2017, 10), (2018, 11.60), (2019, 13.70), (2020, 8), and (2023, 8.10).

A line graph titled Stance on Bizonal Bicommunal Federation B B F Greek Cypriots displays three lines representing different stances. See long description.

Figure A.6 Stance of Greek Cypriots towards Bizonal Bicommunal Federation (BBF) in the period 2010–2023.

Figure A.6Long description

The x-axis represents years as 2010, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, and 2023, while the y-axis quantifies percentages, ranging from 0% to 60%. Three lines track different positions, Against, Neither Against nor in Favour But Could Tolerate it if Necessary, and In Favour. The data points are as follows. Against (2010, 51.20), (2017, 26), (2018, 41.70), (2019, 35), (2020, 24), and (2023, 19.50). Neither against nor in favor but could tolerate it if necessary (2010, 36.20), (2017, 43.80), (2018, 36.40), (2019, 38), (2020, 38), and (2023, 37.60). In favor (2010, 12.70), (2017, 230.10), (2018, 21.90), (2019, 27), (2020, 38), and (2023, 42.90).

A bar chart titled Stance on Referendum Greek Cypriots displays the percentages of Greek Cypriots who tend to vote no, are undecided or to vote yes. See long description.

Figure A.7 Stance of Greek Cypriots towards referendum scenario in the period 2013–2020.

Figure A.7Long description

The x-axis represents years as 2013, 2014, 2015, May-16, Jan-17, April 17, December 17, March 20, while the y-axis quantifies percentages, ranging from 0% to 70%. The data points are as follows. Tend to vote no (2013, 20.10), (2014, 21.90), (2015, 26.90), (May 2016, 23.10), (January 2017, 44.00), (April 2017, 19.60), (December 2017, 23.20), and (March 2020, 25.00). Undecided, (2013, 60.30), (2014, 51.20), (2015, 22.80), (May 2016, 33.30), (January 2017, 18), (April 2017, 33.40), (December 2017, 57.20), and (March 2020, 25.00). Tend to vote yes, (2013, 19.60), (2014, 28.50), (2015, 48.70), (May 2016, 43.60), (January 2017, 38.00), (April 2017, 47.00), (December 2017, 19.60), and (March 2020, 51.00).

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