EU-Turkey relations 43 years on: train crash or temporary derailment?

Nov 30, 2006
Amanda Paul
Deputy Head of Europe in the World Programme and Senior Policy Analyst
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This Issue Paper by Amanda Akçakoca charts the history of relations between the two sides, assesses the state of play in Turkey’s reform process and warns that domestic issues are likely to distract the government from membership negotiations over the coming year, whatever the outcome of the current crisis.

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