The Reluctant Model: Nationalism, Religion and Turkey’s European Vocation

Might Turkey be thought of as a model of democratic Government for the rest of the Islamic world? Can Turkey be a lighthouse of democracy in the Islamic world? The objective of this work is to try to answer these questions, and for this it focuses on two interrelated factors, which the author believ...

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Main Author:	Umut Özkirimli
Format:	Article
Language:	Spanish
Published:	Barcelona Centre for International Affairs (CIDOB) 2006-11-01
Series:	Revista CIDOB d'Afers Internacionals
Subjects:	EU Turkey regional integration negotiations religion Islam democracy nacionalism
Online Access:	http://www.cidob.org/es/content/download/3110/31904/file/05_ozkirimli.pdf

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title	The Reluctant Model: Nationalism, Religion and Turkey’s European Vocation
title_short	The Reluctant Model: Nationalism, Religion and Turkey’s European Vocation
title_full	The Reluctant Model: Nationalism, Religion and Turkey’s European Vocation
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description	Might Turkey be thought of as a model of democratic Government for the rest of the Islamic world? Can Turkey be a lighthouse of democracy in the Islamic world? The objective of this work is to try to answer these questions, and for this it focuses on two interrelated factors, which the author believes to be fundamental, in order to try to understand Turkey’s domestic policy: “nationalism” and “religion”, two elements that have been the object of strong debate in Turkey at the turn of the century, in the framework of the two last elections, held in April 1999 and November 2002.
topic	EU Turkey regional integration negotiations religion Islam democracy nacionalism
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The Reluctant Model: Nationalism, Religion and Turkey’s European Vocation

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