Introduction: Special Issue on Eu-Induced Policy Change in Turkey's Environment and Energy Policy

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2019

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Burgin, Alexander

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Routledge Journals, Taylor & Francis Ltd

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In view of Turkey's increasing distance from the European Union (EU), the continued partial alignment with EU standards is often attributed either to domestic factors, or to diffusion processes induced by external actors other than the EU. Against this background, in this special issue, we explore the extent to which reforms in Turkey's environment and energy policy are (still) influenced by the EU. This introduction briefly reviews the Turkey related Europeanisation literature and previews the articles in this special issue.

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Policy learning, EU-Turkey relations, Europeanization, environment and energy policy, EU conditionality, Foreign-Policy, European-Union, Politics, Conditionality, Identity, Power, Akp

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05 social sciences, 0506 political science

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Turkısh Studıes

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20

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4

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483

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492
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