Turkey and European integration : accession prospects and issues
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Turkey and European integration : accession prospects and issues
（Europe and the nation state, 6）
Routledge, 2004
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Contents of Works
- Turkey and European integration : introduction / Nergis Canefe and Mehmet Uğur
- Societal perceptions of Turkey's EU membership : causes and consequences of support for EU membership / Ali C̦arkoğlu
- Populism as a barrier to integration with the EU : rethinking the Copenhagen criteria / Mine Eder
- Economic mismanagement and Turkey's troubled relations with the EU : is there a link? / Mehmet Uğur
- Europeanisation of Turkish peak business organisations and Turkey-EU relations / Serap Atan
- Islamist redefinition(s) of European and Islamic identities in Turkey / Burhanettin Duran
- The Islamist movement and Turkey-EU relations / Effie Fokas
- Helsinki, Copenhagen and beyond : challenges to the new Europe and the Turkish state / E. Fuat Keyman and Ziya Öniş
- Turkish political parties and the EU discourse in the post-Helsinki period : a case of Europeanization / Gamze Avcı
- The Turkish contract of citizenship and the Union model : limits of convergence / Nergis Canefe
- Leverage in theory and practice : human rights and Turkey's EU candidacy / Jonathan Sugden
- Turkey and European integration : conclusion / Mehmet Uğur and Nergis Canefe
Description and Table of Contents
Description
This book examines the important issue of Turkey's relationship with Europe. The authors uniquely present the Turkish view of integration within the broad context of the debates on Europeanisation and sovereignty, but with a specific focus on the internal debates and issues in Turkey itself. Key issues considered include populism, economic policy design, nationalism, Islam, human rights, business, public attitudes to Europeanisation and the position of the Turkish polity.
Table of Contents
1. Turkey and European Integration: Introduction Section 1: Public Opinion and EU Membership 2. Societal Perceptions of Turkey's EU Membership Section 2: Economic Governance and EU Membership 3. Populism as a Barrier to Intergration with the EU: Rethinking the Copenhagen Criteria 4. Economic Mismangement and Turkey's Troubled Relations with the EU: Is there a Link? 5. Europeanisation of Turkey Peak Business Organisations and Turkey-EU Relations Section 3: Religion and EU membership 6. Islamist Redefinition(s) of European and Islamic Identities in Turkey 7. The Islamist Movement and Turkey-EU Relations Section 4: International-domestic Interactions 8. Helsinki, Copenhagen and Beyond: Challenges to the New Europe and the Turkish state 9. Turkish Political Parties and the EU Discourse in the Post-Helsinki Period: A Case of Europeanization 10. The Turkish Contract of Citizenship and The Union Model: Limits of Convergence 11. Leverage in Theory and Practice: Human Rights and Turkey's EU Candidacy 12. Turkey and European Integration: Conclusion
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