What’s in a Name?
Zoran Jolevski Macedonia’s ambassador responds to “The Name Game”. ForeignPolicy.com recently published an inaccurate history (“The Name Game,” July 23, 2009) of Greece's efforts to prevent Macedonia from joining...
Understanding the European Integration through the Ideational Factors:
Kadri Kaan Renda After the end of the Second World War, there was an urgent need to reconstruct Europe, which was ruined by the totalitarian ideologies. There were many...
Critical Discourse Analysis Of A News Report Regarding The Stall In Turkey’s Eu Process
Alaaddin F. Paksoy ritical discourse analysis has three dimensions, which are “text, discursive practice and social practise” (Jensen, Klaus Bruhn, 2002: 106). In order to understand these dimensions better,...
Can Turkey’s Main Secularist Party Make a Comeback?
Nicholas Birch nationwide, the CHP only managed to get 2 percent more votes than in general elections in 2007. But in Istanbul, Turkey’s biggest city, it increased votes by 10...
An Unwanted Guest
David J. Kramer, Irina Krasovskaya he European Union finds itself in an awkward position at the moment: hoping that an invited guest finds reason to stay away. Last...
Moldova’da Parlamento Seçimleri
Mazhar Yasin Tüylüoğlu tüm dünyanın NATO ve G-20 zirvelerine, Türkiye'nin ise Obama'nın ziyaretine odaklandığı haftada, 5 Nisan 2009 Pazar günü, Moldova Cumhuriyeti'nde parlamento seçimleri gerçekleştirildi. Katılım oranının %60'ı bulmadığı...
Identity and the Future of European integration: Crossroads or cul-de-sac?
By Kadri Kaan Renda Introduction: The European Union (EU) commenced as a project to integrate the six Western European states in economic and then political and cultural area. The economic...