Abstract
‘Constitutional Regime’ and ‘Operational Rule’: The Multifaceted Relations between Law and Territory. When Imbrications Divide: The Paradox of Ethnicity and the Cyprus Question. Resolving Territorial Disputes and Ethnic Conflicts in Cyprus: From Comparative Legal Studies to Legal Geography. Does Legal Geography Fit the Cyprus Question? The Performativity of the (Green) Line. A New Legal Geography for Cyprus? From the Green Line to Power-Sharing via Regional Demarcation. Reframing Cyprus’s Territorial Divide: Functions and Forms of Legal Geography. The Rationale of Legal Geography: Territorial Identity, Denomination, and Boundaries. Demarcation, Alteration, and Resolution of Ethnic Conflicts in Cyprus: Towards a Bicommunal Capital Region? Do Economic Criteria Challenge Cyprus’s Legal Geography? Some Concluding Remarks.