Europeanization of Minority Norms in Turkey

Zelal Basak Kizilkan-Kisacik

doi:10.5771/9783845243634

Summary

Die EU hat die Einführung von Minderheitenrechten zur Voraussetzung für einen Beitritt gemacht. Sie nutzte die Beitrittsanreize, um Minderheitenrechte voranzutreiben. Die Studie nimmt EU-Normen und -Bedingungen als Hauptvariablen in den Blick und versucht herauszufinden, ob sich anhand dieser Kategorien Kontinuität und Veränderung hinsichtlich des Minderheitenschutzes in der Türkei erklären lassen.

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Bibliographic data

Copyright year: 2012
ISBN-Print: 978-3-8329-7886-0
ISBN-Online: 978-3-8452-4363-4
Publisher: Nomos, Baden-Baden
Series: Studies on the European Union
Volume: 8
Language: English
Pages: 264
Product type: Book Titles

Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis No access Pages 1 - 4
Acknowledgement No access Pages 5 - 6
Inhaltsverzeichnis No access Pages 7 - 10
List of Abbreviations No access Pages 11 - 12
1. PROBLEM DEFINITION No access
2. RESEARCH QUESTION No access
3. RELEVANCE No access
4. TIMEFRAMES No access
5. STATE OF ART No access
6. CONTRIBUTION No access
7. DEFINITIONS No access
8. 1. REFERENCES No access
1. INTRODUCTION No access
2. THEORETICAL SCOPE No access
3. 1. WHAT IS EUROPEANIZATION? No access
  2. THE DEGREE OF CHANGE No access
  3. TWO MECHANISMS OF CHANGE No access
  4. NEW INSTITUTIONALISM AND EUROPEANIZATION No access
4. 1. 1. EXTERNAL INCENTIVES MODEL No access
    2. SCOPE CONDITIONS FOR CONDITIONALITY No access
    3. 1. Positive outcome can take place in cases where membership incentive is strong even if the number of veto actors is high. No access
      2. Negative outcome or inertia occurs when the membership incentive is weak and the number of institutional and nationalist veto actors is high. No access
      3. Positive outcome can be observed regardless of the existence of strong membership incentive, if the EU standards provide solution to domestic policy problems. No access
  2. 1. SOCIAL LEARNING MODEL No access
    2. SCOPE CONDITIONS FOR NORMS No access
    3. 1. Conditionality triggers change, once conditionality introduced, value based factors sustain norm adoption. No access
      2. ositive minority related outcome can take place, if European norms have resonance with existing domestic norms, identities and values or if domestic norms in a given issue area have lost its legitimac... No access
5. 1. REFERENCES No access
1. INTRODUCTION No access
2. RESEARCH STRATEGY No access
3. 1. 1. CONCEPTUALIZATION OF DOMESTIC CHANGE No access
    2. OPERATIONALIZATION OF DOMESTIC CHANGE No access
    3. MEASUREMENT OF DOMESTIC CHANGE No access
  2. 1. 1. Conceptualization of Conditionality No access
      2. Operationalization of Conditionality No access
      3. Mediating Factor: Veto Actors No access
      4. Measurement of Conditionality No access
    2. 1. Conceptualization of Norms No access
      2. Operationalization of Norms No access
      3. Mediating Factor: Norm Resonance No access
      4. Measurement of Norms No access
4. 1. TEXT ANALYSIS No access
  2. INTERVIEWS No access
  3. LEGAL ANALYSIS No access
  4. CONTENT ANALYSIS OF DISCOURSES No access
5. 1. REFERENCES No access
1. INTRODUCTION No access
2. MINORITY PROTECTION NORMS OF THE EU No access
3. MINORITY CONDITIONALITY OF THE EU No access
4. 1. REFERENCES No access
1. INTRODUCTION No access
2. 1. THE POLICY OF EXCLUSION AND ASSIMILATION No access
  2. POLICY OF INTEGRATION AND NON-DISCRIMINATION No access
  3. POLICY OF RECOGNITION AND MINORITY RIGHTS No access
3. MINORITY NORMS AND POLICIES IN TURKEY No access
4. THE POLICY OF EXCLUSION AND NON-MUSLIMS No access
5. POLICY OF ASSIMILATION AND MUSLIM GROUPS No access
6. 1. NON-MUSLIMS MINORITIES No access
  2. MUSLIM GROUPS No access
7. 1. REFERENCES No access
1. INTRODUCTION No access
2. 1. 1. THE PERIOD OF 1963-1987 No access
    2. THE PERIOD OF 1987-1999 No access
3. EU’s GENERAL MINORITY APPROACH IN TURKEY No access
4. 1. ACCESSION PARTNERSHIP DOCUMENTS No access
  2. REGULAR REPORTS OF THE COMMISSION No access
  3. 1. FREEDOMS OF ASSOCIATION, PRESS AND ASSEMBLY No access
    2. LINGUISTIC AND CULTURAL RIGHTS No access
    3. FREEDOM OF RELIGION AND PROPERTY RIGHTS No access
5. 1. REFERENCES No access
1. INTRODUCTION No access
2. 1. HUMAN RIGHTS RELEVANT TO MINORITIES No access
  2. LINGUISTIC RIGHTS No access
  3. PROPERTY AND RELIGIOUS RIGHTS No access
  4. THE DEGREE OF CHANGE: ACCOMODATION No access
3. 1. 1. STRONG MEMBERSHIP INCENTIVE No access
    2. REFERENCE TO THE CONDITIONALITY No access
    3. VETO ACTORS No access
  2. THE MECHANISM OF NORMS No access
4. 1. REFERENCES No access
1. INTRODUCTION No access
2. 1. THE DEGREE OF CHANGE: INERTIA No access
3. 1. 1. WEAK MEMBERSHIP INCENTIVE No access
    2. REFERENCE TO THE CONDITIONALITY No access
    3. STRONG VETO ACTORS No access
  2. THE MECHANISM OF NORMS No access
4. 1. REFERENCES No access
1. INTRODUCTION No access
2. 1. HUMAN RIGHTS RELEVANT TO MINORITIES No access
  2. LINGUISTIC RIGHTS No access
  3. RELIGIOUS AND PROPERTY RIGHTS No access
  4. THE DEGREE OF CHANGE: ACCOMODATION No access
3. 1. 1. WEAK MEMBERSHIP INCENTIVE No access
    2. REFERENCE TO THE CONDITIONALITY No access
    3. STRONG VETO ACTORS No access
  2. THE MECHANISM OF NORMS No access
4. 1. REFERENCES No access
1. 1. EXPLANATORY POWER OF CONDITIONALITY No access
  2. EXPLANOTARY POWER OF VETO ACTORS No access
  3. EXPLANATORY POWER OF NORMS No access
  4. ALTERNATIVE ACCOUNTS No access
  5. 1. REFERENCES No access