2015
DOI: 10.29228/mjes.74
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Bi̇r İmkân Olarak Avrupalilik Ki̇mli̇ği̇: Türki̇ye-Ab İli̇şki̇leri̇ Tartişmalarin Neresi̇nde?

Abstract: ÖzAvrupa bütünleşmesinin ulusal, bölgesel ya da küresel gündemimizi derinden etkilediği bir bağlamda, geçmişte kaldığını sandığımız "aidiyet" ve "kimlik" gibi kavramlar, siyasi gündemi oldukça meşgul eden konu başlıkları olarak tekrar karşımıza çıkmıştır. Bu süreç, özellikle 1980Bu süreç, özellikle 'li ve 1990 yıllardan başlayarak yoğun göç dalgalarıyla karmaşıklaşmış çok kültürlü toplumlarda "kimlik" kavramının tüm dünyada önem kazandığı bir döneme denk gelmiştir. Türkiye'nin AB macerasında da "kimlik" kavra… Show more

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“…Turkey's application was seen as the best option due to the economic and political difficulties the government faced after the mid-1950s (Balkır & Williams, 1993). The main purpose of the application was to once again strengthen its role as a "friend and ally" of the United States and the West in a bipolar world through membership in the EEC, which had not yet been defined (Alpan, 2015).…”
Section: Turkey's Eu Adventurementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Turkey's application was seen as the best option due to the economic and political difficulties the government faced after the mid-1950s (Balkır & Williams, 1993). The main purpose of the application was to once again strengthen its role as a "friend and ally" of the United States and the West in a bipolar world through membership in the EEC, which had not yet been defined (Alpan, 2015).…”
Section: Turkey's Eu Adventurementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Moreover, the signature of the Customs Union between the EU and Turkey in 1995 was introduced by Turkish political elite as the most important step for becoming European ( Alpan, 2015 ). Turkey regarded the Customs Union as a step towards full membership, although the EU never made such an indication ( Rumelili, 2007: 64 ).…”
Section: The Third Period (1946–1998)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Europe is considered to be based on universal values and norms including democracy and human rights, instead of rigid cultural, religious and historic qualities ( Arkan, 2016 ; Aydın-Düzgit, 2006 ; Balkır & Eylemer, 2016 ; Gülmez, 2008 ; Müftüler-Baç, 2005 ; Oğuzlu & Kibaroğlu, 2009 ; Öniş, 2010 ). Similarly, ‘Europeanness’ is largely associated with ‘democracy’, ‘democratic consolidation’ and ‘reform’ ( Alpan, 2015 ). Europe is also viewed as having a potential to become a post-national polity dependent upon Europeans’ ability to accept Turkey as an equal partner ( Aydın & Keyman, 2004 ; Baban & Keyman, 2008 ).…”
Section: The Fourth Period (1999–2016)mentioning
confidence: 99%
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