evidence: Green, S. F. (2015). Greece-Turkey: Imia/Kardak Island. In E. Brunet-Jailly (Ed.), Border Disputes: A Global Encyclopedia (First ed., Vol. 2, pp. 640-649). Greenwood/ABC-CLIO. Green, Sarah Francesca. / Greece-Turkey: Imia/Kardak Island. Border Disputes: A Global Encyclopedia. editor / Emmanuel Brunet-Jailly. Vol. 2 First. ed. Santa Barbara CA : Greenwood/ABC-CLIO, 2015. pp. 640-649 @inbook{064797fa945d4ca28fbf690f99662e2f, title = "Greece-Turkey: Imia/Kardak Island", abstract = "This is an encyclopedia entry of 4000 words. The Imia/Kardak dispute began in 1995 when a Turkish cargo ship ran aground on an uninhabited islet in the Aegean Sea. When the Turkish captain refused help from Greeks on the grounds that the islet was in Turkish territory, a serious dispute developed between Turkey and Greece. Yet in the same year, trade relations across the Aegean significantly improved because of the EU-initiated Barcelona Process, demonstrating the effects of the dual-border zone that the Aegean has become.", keywords = "5143 Social and cultural anthropology, Borders, Aegean Sea, European Union, 519 Social and economic geography", author = "Green, {Sarah Francesca}", year = "2015", month = aug, language = "English", isbn = "978-1-61069-023-2", volume = "2", pages = "640--649", editor = "Emmanuel Brunet-Jailly", booktitle = "Border Disputes", publisher = "Greenwood/ABC-CLIO", address = "United States", edition = "First", }