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�he new world order, Washington and the Greek national issues

C.P.�oannides
Vryonis Center

�he paper examines the basic assumptions of �merican Foreign Policy under what came to be known as "the new World �rder". �he Clinton administration came to power as the new world order was already beset by ethnic conflict around the world. �oreover, after two years in office, President Clinton had to face a new political situation in Washington, as Congress came to be dominated by Republicans. �he paper analyses these developments and examines their implications on the national issues, especially the Cyprus and �acedonian issues.

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�ellenism without �ellenes
Some Remarks on Greek Diaspora/�omeland Relations

�arry J.Psomiades
Stockton Stage College of �ew Jersey

�his article will deal with the evolving nature of diaspora/homeland relations. �t will also address the pros and cons of the notion of a diaspora parliament or assembly and its possible interaction with Greece and Cyprus.

�t is particularly concerned with the survival of our diaspora communities and addresses the question, do they really have a future?

�he author concludes that while significant resources are spent abroad to promote the �ellenism of our ancestors, by comparison, very little is invested by Greece or Cyprus to ensure the survival of a Greek consciousness abroad and the future of the Greek diaspora. �e then gives his thoughts on why this has been the case.

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�he Greek Diaspora in the United States
Present Conditions and Future Prospects

Speros Vryonis Jr.

�he 500 or so Greek �merican communities, now well into the fifth generation of existence, find themselves in a condition of great historical moment. �aving attained a rather remarkable status in the domains of �merican politics, business, education, and the professions, these communities are beset with a set of paradoxical conditions: Despite their remarkable achievements, the continuity of these communities is now encountering forces that threaten their dissolution or at best their radical alteration within different social, religious, and cultural structures. Further, at the very moment that large-scale absorption looms on the horizon, many of the characteristic institutions are beset with profound crises that seem to indicate the presence of the crisis. �n the final analysis the retention or rejection of the socio-cultural values of the Greek-�merican communities, values which enabled the Greek-�mericans to achieve so highly, is intimately bound up with the question as to how these Greek diasporic institutions adjust to these crises.

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Some Remarks on Greek Diaspora/�omeland Relations

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�he Greek Diaspora in the United States
Present Conditions and Future Prospects