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European Integration and the Transformation of Turkish Democracy. CEPS EU-Turkey Working Papers No. 2, 1 August 2004
This paper’s general argument is that the Copenhagen political criteria constitute the leverage that is making Turkish modernisation and democratisation more plural, multi-cultural and consolidated. In the first section, a historical overview of modern Turkey is undertaken from the perspective of political modernisation and democratic consolidation in order to assess Turkey’s ability to meet the requirements of the Copenhagen political criteria. The second section evaluates the impact of EU conditionality and the remaining problems and prospects in four major areas – the role of the military, human rights, protection of minorities and the judicial system. The paper concludes with the assessment that the dynamic process of change underway requires the continuation of efforts by Turkey to fully implement the Copenhagen political criteria and a credible policy of conditionality by the EU that respects the principle of fairness in relations between the two sides
Contemporary Turkey at a Glance
Turkish Studies; Turkish Politics, Society and Culture; Turkish Citizenship; Turkish Minorities; Muslim Identity; Turkish Diaspor
How critical is critical international relations theory? Modernity versus postmodernity as a false antithesis
The overall aim of this paper is to deal with what has come to be known as "the
critical turn in international relations theory". In doing so, the paper points out
the relative merit and pitfalls of the discourses that constituted the critical turn,
namely those of critical theory and postmodernism. The paper concludes by
making a call for theoretical pluralism without foundations as a way of
constructing a dialogical interaction within international relations theory.Publisher's Versio
Globalization and Turkey: Economy, Society and Culture
Digitised version produced by the EUI Library and made available online in 2020
Revisiting Critical Theory in the Post-September 11 World: Identity, Security and Democratic Governance
›Inclusion‹ and ›Exclusion‹: Transnational Experiences of Turkish and Kurdish Youth in London
Turkish Studies; Turkish Politics, Society and Culture; Turkish Citizenship; Turkish Minorities; Muslim Identity; Turkish Diaspor
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