Global Turkey in Europe III. Democracy, Trade, and the Kurdish Question in Turkey-EU Relations
Il terzo volume di Global Turkey in Europe mette in luce quattro aspetti chiave delle relazioni UeE-Turchia: la politica estera, la democrazia, la questione curda e gli aspetti economici e commerciali. Come i due volumi precedenti, Global Turkey in Europe III intende contribuire ad una discussione approfondita su come dare forma ad un futuro comune per la Turchia e l'Europa, prestando particolare attenzione alle principali sfide ed opportunità – interne, regionali e globali – che l'Ue e la Turchia si trovano ad affrontare.
Parte dei testi raccolti nel presente volume sono stati originariamente pubblicati nella collana [26] Global Turkey in Europe (luglio 2014-maggio 2015), nell'ambito del progetto [27] "Turkey, Europe and the World", condotto dall'Istituto Affari Internazionali (IAI) in collaborazione con Stiftung Mercator e Istanbul Policy Center (IPC).
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Roma, Nuova Cultura, giugno 2015, 285 p. -
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978-88-6812-511-0
List of Contributors, p. 9-10
List of Abbreviations, p. 11-13
Foreword, Michael Schwarz, p. 15-16
Introduction, Daniela Huber, Nathalie Tocci and Ipek Velioglu, p. 17-18
Executive Summary, p. 19-25
Part I. Foreign Relations
1. Dances with the Bear: Turkey and Russia After Crimea
Adam Balcer, p. 27-41
2. Dealing with Turkey After Ukraine: Why the EU Should Let the Enlargement Approach Go
Antoaneta L. Dimitrova, p. 43-48
3. Between Appeasement and Rivalry: Turkey and Russia and their Neighborhoods
Adam Balcer, p. 49-54
4. Making (Non)Sense of Turkey's Policy on Kobane
Nathalie Tocci, p. 55-57
5. Turkish Boots Will Remain on Turkish Ground. Why is Turkey Reluctant to "Do What it Takes" at Kobane?
Sinan Ekim, p. 59-64
Part II. Democracy
6. Can the EU Clean Politics in Enlargement Countries? Turkey in Comparison
Dimitar Bechev, p. 65-68
7. Turkey's Fight Against Corruption: A Critical Assessment
Kivanç Ulusoy, p. 69-78
8. Internet Freedom and Freedom of Expression in Turkey
Ben Wagner, p. 79-83
9. Electoral Constellations Towards the August 2014 Presidential Elections in Turkey
Ali Çarkoglu, p. 85-97
10. The 2014 Presidential Elections in Turkey: A Post-election Analysis
Ergun Özbudun, p. 99-105
11. The Challenge of à la Turca Presidentialism in Turkey
Ersin Kalaycioglu, p. 107-113
12. The Conflict within Turkey's Islamic Camp
Ömer Taspinar, p. 115-120
13. Turkey's Unconsolidated Democracy: The Nexus between Democratisation and Majoritarianism in Turkey
Meltem Müftüler-Baç and E. Fuat Keyman, p. 121-129
14. Pending Challenges in Turkey's Judiciary
Ergun Özbudun, p. 131-143
Part III. The Kurdish Question
15. Erdogan, the Kurds, and Turkey's Presidential Elections
Piotr Zalewski, p. 145-148
16. Turkey, Syria and Saving the PKK Peace Process
Hugh Pope, p. 149-155
17. The Kurdish Peace Process in Turkey: Genesis, Evolution and Prospects
Mesut Yegen, p. 157-184
Part IV. Trade and Economy
18. TTIP and EU-Turkish Economic Relations: Deepening the Customs Union
Kamil Yilmaz, p. 185-197
19. Turkey's Trade in Search of an External Anchor: The Neighbourhood, the Customs Union or TTIP?
Kemal Kirisci and Sinan Ekim, p. 199-217
20. The Turkish Economy at a Crossroads: Unpacking Turkey's Current Account Challenge
Mustafa Kutlay, p. 219-240
21. Reverting Structural Reforms in Turkey: Towards an Illiberal Economic Governance?
Isik Özel, p. 241-250
Conclusions, Senem Aydin-Düzgit, Sinan Ekim, Meltem Müftüler-Baç, E. Fuat Keyman, p. 251-260
Bibliography, p. 261-285