WHY TURKEY SHOULD JOIN THE EUROPEAN UNION: ARGUMENTS IN FAVOR OF TURKISH MEMBERSHIP
Valeri Modebadze, Fatih Mehmet
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Valeri Modebadze, Fatih Mehmet
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One of the main objectives of Turkish foreign policy is to integrate Turkey in the European Union. Over the last decades, Turkey has unsuccessfully tried to join the European Union. For various reasons (economic, political, and social), European leaders have blocked the attempts of Turkey to join the European Union. There is a widespread belief in Europe that Turkish membership poses a threat to the stability and security of the European Union. This article explains why Europe needs Turkey and why Turkey's integration into EuroAtlantic structures should not be seen as a danger but as an opportunity for economic progress and development of Europe.
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One of the main objectives of Turkish foreign policy is to integrate Turkey in the European Union. Over the last decades, Turkey has unsuccessfully tried to join the European Union. For various reasons (economic, political, and social), European leaders have blocked the attempts of Turkey to join the European Union. There is a widespread belief in Europe that Turkish membership poses a threat to the stability and security of the European Union. This article explains why Europe needs Turkey and why Turkey's integration into EuroAtlantic structures should not be seen as a danger but as an opportunity for economic progress and development of Europe.
Key concepts: Turkish, European union, Join (topology), Political science, European integration, Politics, Foreign policy, Customs union