Based on the author's PhD thesis (U. of Sussex, UK), this study focuses on a country that despite its small size exemplifies the complexity of migration issues facing many nations today. Making the study unusual is its atypical investigation. The author is not investigating how a second generation of immigrants adapts to the country of settlement; instead, the focus is on the ties that a second generation has to the parents' country of origin, and migration in that direction. The author looks at individuals' childhood memories of visits to Cyprus from the UK, motives for return as adults, and adaptation to the changed homeland. Distributed in the US by IPG. Annotation ©2014 Ringgold, Inc., Portland, OR (protoview.com)