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Turkey Watch: EU Member States Perceptions on Turkey’s Accession to the EU by Akşit Sait, Şenyuva Özgehan, Üstün Çiğdem (Eds.). is a nonfiction available to read on EtoBox.

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A publication of the Center for European Studies, Middle East Technical University, Ankara, 2010ю - 202 p. ISBN: 978-605-89751-2-5 Contents: In his analysis of the French perceptions on Turkey‘s accession to the EU, Nicolas Monceau points out that France is one of the EU members where the public debate on Turkey is the most intense and controversial. Monceau presents the main factors that explain the opposition in France, at the elite and the public level, and looks at whether there are any dividing lines across the parties and the leaders. Katrin Böttger and Eva-Maria Maggi argue that there are diverging positions on the question of Turkey‘s accession in Germany, and point to different lines of argumentation which raise a comprehensive list of questions. Yvonne Nasshoven, on the other hand, spotlights a limited debate on Turkey‘s candidacy in Belgium, due largely to its internal difficulties. However, the Belgian stance deserves exploration due to the country‘s large Turkish population, and the fact that Belgian Prime Minister Hermann von Rompuy is to take the office of the President of the European Council for two and a half years, between 2009 and 2012. Emiliano Alessandri‘s

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Author
Akşit Sait, Şenyuva Özgehan, Üstün Çiğdem (Eds.).
Publisher
ZEPLİN
Language
EN
ISBN
9786058975125
Category
nonfiction
Subjects
History, Humanities

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