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After nearly six decades of various attempts to unite the European states through a democratic process, the integration of a new state within the conglomerate has never been as difficult and disputable as is the case of Turkey.... fter nearly six decades of various attempts to unite the European states through a democratic process, the integration of a new state within the conglomerate has never been as difficult and disputable as is the case of Turkey.... Even after nearly five decades of EU's relationship with Turkey, the perspective did not change, on the other hand the feeling of alienation increased on both sides (Cendrowicz, 2009)....
10 Pages
(2500 words)
Essay
An additional stumbling block to Turkey's integration into the EU is the fact that more than half of the present EU population do not want enlargement, and worse, Turkey is their last choice for EU membership among the present and candidate members.... Despite undeniable progress by Turkey in some areas, there are serious problems surrounding the country's human rights record and relations with Cyprus, and its ability to catch up with the general level of political, economic and social development of EU member states....
15 Pages
(3750 words)
Essay
In fact, the process started way back in September 1959 when Turkey applied for associate membership in what was the European economic Council (EEC).... This case study "turkish Lobby in the European Union" is an attempt at studying the lobbying process that exists in Turkey with regard to the European Union, because Turkey has been trying to get full membership in the Union for a long time.... Even so, the Community agreed to decrease customs duties gradually until it was to be removed totally, on turkish agricultural products by the year 1987....
64 Pages
(16000 words)
Case Study
In 1923 Ottoman Empire, which was a 600 years old empire, collapsed after a three year long war of independence.... Turkey went through massive social, economic, linguistic and political reforms during the period of 1924-1934 under the leadership of Ataturk (Mustafa Kemal).... The Ottoman Empire was partly occupied by the victorious force, but in a bitter war turkish nationalists who were brought together by Mustafa Kemal were able to expel them from Anatolia....
11 Pages
(2750 words)
Essay
The analysis looks at the development in Turkish-Kurdish relations since the 1970s.... Turkey will be forced to change its oppressive ideological foundations and may fail to realize its full economic capability.... The paper "Are Kurds a Threat to turkish National Homogeneity?... In spite of the forceful turkish military attempt and several substantial achievements in dealing with the PKK rebellion, the struggle continues....
17 Pages
(4250 words)
Essay
An analysis of the nationalist roots of fascism in Italy is complemented by an overview of Kurdish terrorism, perpetuated in large part by the PKK against the Turkish state.... The following essay analyzes the linkages between nationalism, violence and aggressive political behaviour....
17 Pages
(4250 words)
Research Paper
he Turkey-EU relations could be traced back to 1950 when turkey continuously interacted with the European economic commission (EEC) (Buzan and Diez, 1999).... The paper "Turkey's Prospect of Becoming an EU Member" states that the accession of Turkey to become a member of the EU has been hindered by a myriad of factors ranging from member state's opposition to its candidature, ideological misunderstandings and laxity on Turkey's part....
20 Pages
(5000 words)
Coursework
The paper "20th-Century Nationalism in the Middle East" focuses on the critical analysis and discussion of the theme of development concerning Arab nationalism in the Arabic world timeline.... Arab nationalism was rivaled by turkish nationalism which advocated for the conversion of non-Turks into Turks.... This turkish nationalism was driven by the turkish military upon seizure of power.... This turkish nationalism was instrumental in obliterating the Ottoman national movement....
18 Pages
(4500 words)
Term Paper