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Turkey and the European Union

Part of the Palgrave Studies in European Union Politics Book Series

Editors: LaGro, Esra; Jørgensen, Knud Erik

DOI: 10.1057/9780230223035

ISBN: 978-1-349-28568-6

Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan UK - Springer Journals

Oct 5, 2015

1 - 10 of 13 Chapters

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Chapter 1Introduction: Prospects for a Difficult Encounter

LaGro, Esra; Jørgensen, Knud Erik

Pages: 1 –10

[Each successive enlargement of the European Union (EU) signifies a turning point in the history of European integration. While each enlargement accelerates debates on deepening versus widening, specific policy issues, budgetary concerns and the EU politics of conditionality, it is significant...
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Chapter 2The Politics of Accession Negotiations

Jørgensen, Knud Erik

Pages: 11 –28

[The process of EU enlargement has never been a straightforward affair. Whereas every single instance of EU enlargement has followed a path of application, accession negotiations, ratification and membership, some applications have been rejected without much ado (Morocco) and others have been...
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Chapter 3What Can Turkey Learn From Previous Accession Negotiations?

Schrijvers, An

Pages: 29 –50

[The European constellation Turkey currently encounters is, without any doubt, different from the context in which Central and Eastern European countries entered. After all, the Union draws lessons from past experiences and adapts — when necessary — procedures and rules. Preliminary analyses have...
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Chapter 4Reinventing Europe? Turkey, European Union Accession and Europeanization

Dyson, Kenneth

Pages: 51 –68

[This chapter offers a critique of the prevailing view within ‘old’ European Union member states that EU enlargement is essentially a problem for the accession states. EU enlargement is not only a core project through which the EU has established its comparative international advantage in ‘soft’...
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Chapter 5Europeanization, Democratization and Human Rights in Turkey

Keyman, E. Fuat; Düzgit, Senem Aydιn

Pages: 69 –89

[A quick glance at Turkish politics and their changing nature since the mid-1990s produces two contrasting images of Turkey. The period between 1995 and 2000 shows a highly state-centric, security-orientated and crisis-ridden image of Turkey, tackling a number of serious problems, such as...
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Chapter 6The Economics of the Accession Process: A Multidimensional and Policy-orientated Approach for Turkey

LaGro, Esra

Pages: 90 –110

[Turkey has started accession negotiations with the EU. This major step towards Turkish membership of the EU implies many changes and challenges for both sides, and undoubtedly creates complexities. It also means that Turkey has to follow the EU agenda more closely than ever in order to comply...
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Chapter 7The Economic Challenges of the Accession Process: The Matter in Question

Katιrcιoğlu, Erol

Pages: 111 –124

[This chapter brings into focus a crucial debate that has existed for a long time in Turkey, while also being a complementary to Chapter 5 in this volume. The matter in question in this debate is where Turkey stands with regard to economic development. It is a question that will remain throughout...
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Chapter 8Socio-cultural Dimensions of Accession Negotiations

Tacar, Pulat

Pages: 125 –146

[The Turkish accession negotiations, which began in October 2005, will last for ten to twenty years and can be considered as important for Turkey as the era of modernization reforms that followed from the establishment of the modern Turkish Republic in 1923. The coming years will beyond doubt be...
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Chapter 9From Vision to Reality: A Socio-cultural Critique of Turkey’s Accession Process

Kuran-Burçoğlu, Nedret

Pages: 147 –168

[Turkey’s accession to the EU will be a long and complex political process in which economic and socio-cultural problems will have to be addressed as well as possible solutions found. This process will undoubtedly be a challenge for both Turkey and the EU, since both will have to adapt themselves...
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Chapter 10Euro-sceptic Concerns about National Identity in the European Union and Turkey

Spiering, Menno

Pages: 169 –184

[It is obvious that the European Union as it exists today differs greatly from the European Communities founded in the 1950s. The wish for an ‘ever-closer union’, formulated in the Treaty of Rome, has not been left unanswered. There is now free movement of capital, goods and labour, there is a...

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