“…The first part of the book, 'Theories and Concepts', puts together complementary and competing conceptual and theoretical approaches with distinct analytical frameworks to study the overall evolution of EU-Turkey relations. The chapters cover approaches from major theoretical schools that are typically employed or referenced in EU-Turkey studies: neoliberalism/liberal intergovernmentalism (Müftüler-Baç & McLaren, 2003;Turhan, 2012Turhan, , 2016Reiners & Tekin, 2020), constructivism (Neumann, 1999;Sjursen, 2002;Aydın-Düzgit, 2012), historical institutionalism (Camyar & Tagma, 2010;Bürgin, 2016;Icoz, 2011), Europeanization (Noutcheva & Aydın-Düzgit, 2012;Börzel & Soyaltın, 2012;Alpan, 2014;Tekin & Güney, 2015;Aydın-Düzgit & Kaliber, 2016;Süleymanoglu-Kürüm & Cin, 2021), rhetorical entrapment (Schimmelfennig, 2009Bürgin, 2010;Saatçioglu, 2012), and differentiated integration (Turhan, 2017(Turhan, , 2018Müftüler-Baç, 2017;Özer, 2020). All chapters include an assessment of the basic features and core assumptions of the theory or concept under scrutiny, a brief review of the associated core literature and terminology, and the identification of key actors, forums, institutional frameworks, and policies most relevant from the respective perspective.…”