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EU Conditionality in Turkey: When Does it Work? When Does it Fail? seeks to address several interconnected questions on the terms, circumstances, and factors that make the dynamics of conditionality work or fail in the case of the European Union-Turkey relationship. Analyzing the areas of disputes and of agreements, the contributions of this edited volume are focused on exploring the strengths and weaknesses of what the conditionality offers or stipulates, and what Turkey, as a candidate state, is capable or incapable of performing in response. Through a detailed analysis of each separate case underlined by the parties involved in the process of Turkey's accession to the EU, the editors and the contributors of this collection expertly infer how, when, and under what conditions the concept of conditionality works or fails.
Contents
Introduction by Ali Onur Özçelik and Cenap Çakmak
Chapter 1: Expectations, Benchmarks and Tensions: Exploring Turkey's Political U-Turn from Brussels by Anthony Costello
Chapter 2: The Rule of Law as "Arrested Development": The Turkish Experiment with the Political Condition by Mustafa Yaylali
Chapter 3: The Collapse of Turkey's Three-Pillar Engagement Policy as a Part of Reversed Third Wave by Devrim Sahin and Ahmet Sözen
Chapter 4: A Search for Effective Governance at the Cost of Turkey's EU Democratization Process by Devrim Sahin and Ahmet Sözen
Chapter 5: Turkey on the Frontline between the West and the Middle East: A Buffer State or More? by Devrim Sahin and Ahmet Sözen
Chapter 6: EU Accession Process and Women's Rights in Turkey: The Effects on Family Values and Culture by Cenap Çakmak and Ali Onur Özçelik
Chapter 7: The EU's Civil Society Conditionality in Turkey: Applying a Gramscian Lens to Procedural Diffusion by Sinem Bal
Chapter 8: EU Conditionality in the Europeanization of Turkish Env
