WHY IS MODERATE CONSTRUCTIVIST APPROACH NECESSARY TO ANALYSE EUROPEANIZATION OF FOREIGN, SECURITY AND DEFENCE POLICIES?

2016-01-01
Torun, Zerrin
Show full item record
Creative Commons License
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.
223
views
145
downloads
Europeanization refers to the impact of the European Union polity and policy-making on the national level. This article argues that a moderate (modernist) constructivist approach is necessary to analyse Europeanization of foreign, security and defence policies of EU member states. This is because this approach attributes constitutive and transformative roles to the social and ideational factors that emerge as a result of interaction in institutions. Furthermore, the intergovernmental and consensual nature of the foreign, security and defence policy-making within the EU do not lead to adaptation to rules, regulations and directives as tangible as the economic aspects of integration.
Europeanization, Constructivism, Foreign, Security and defence policies
https://hdl.handle.net/11511/34420
ANKARA AVRUPA CALISMALARI DERGISI-ANKARA REVIEW OF EUROPEAN STUDIES
Department of International Relations, Article

Suggestions

Formulation and implementation of a common foreign policy of the European Union
Terzi, Özlem; Eralp, Yakup Atila; Department of International Relations (2003)
This thesis analysis the common foreign policy formulation and implementation processes in the European Union. It argues that the European Foreign Policy can be analysis in a similar model to those used in Foreign Policy Analysis. It proposes a model to analyse the common foreign policy formulation and implementation in the EU and tests it on the EU's relations with Central and Eastern European Countries, the Western Balkans, the Mediterranean region and Turkey, as case studies. The case studies, firstly, p...
What are the prospects for Turkey-EU cooperation in foreign policy? Compatibility of Turkish foreign policy with the EU foreign policy
Torun, Zerrin (2018-10-08)
This paper analyses Turkish foreign policy under the Justice and Development Party (AKP) government with a view to identify its compatibility with that of the European Union. The paper starts with a section on characteristics and evolution of Turkish foreign policy. Following this, it focuses on the foreign policy of AKP governments, which have been in power since 2002. Between 2002 and 2011 examples of divergence between Turkish and EU foreign policies can be observed. However, the prevailing ethos ...
The European Union : an international political actor in the making
Uzgören, Elif; Kahraman, Sevilay; Eralp, Atila; Department of European Studies (2003)
This thesis analyzes the international political actorness of the Union with an emphasis on Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP) to generate the international political actor capability on behalf of the Union. The European Community (EC) was an economic and a civilian power during the Cold War and was criticized as an economic giant but a political pygmy. The end of Cold War was both a challenge and an opportunity for the member states to reshape their consolidated form of integration and to politicize...
WHY DOES TURKEY PRIORITIZES ASSOCIATION OF SOUTHEAST ASIAN NATIONS (ASEAN) COOPERATION IN SOUTHEAST ASIA RELATIONS?
Abanozoğlu, Merve Naz; Bağcı, Hüseyin; Department of International Relations (2022-5)
The thesis' main aim is to focus on the relations between Turkey and Southeast Asia region in the historical sense. The thesis gives importance to the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), which was established on 8th August 1967, and has a Sectoral Dialogue Partnership with Turkey. The historical analysis aims to respond to the changing role of Southeast Asia and ASEAN in Turkish Foreign Policy. In this sense, as a subgoal, the thesis focuses on ASEAN's role and importance in the world order. It ...
Europe as seen from Turkey: from a strategic goal to an instrumental partnership?
Eralp, Yakup Atila; Torun, Zerrin (2012-04-01)
This article explores whether Turkish preferences regarding the relationship with the EU have moved away from seeing the EU accession as a strategic goal towards seeking an instrumental partnership in foreign and security policy during the Justice and Development Party's tenure in government since 2002. While the analysis tries to cover the opinions of different segments of the Turkish elite, particular emphasis is put on how current policy-makers define their strategic vision and the EU's role in it as wel...
Citation Formats
Z. Torun, “WHY IS MODERATE CONSTRUCTIVIST APPROACH NECESSARY TO ANALYSE EUROPEANIZATION OF FOREIGN, SECURITY AND DEFENCE POLICIES?,” ANKARA AVRUPA CALISMALARI DERGISI-ANKARA REVIEW OF EUROPEAN STUDIES, pp. 161–187, 2016, Accessed: 00, 2020. [Online]. Available: https://hdl.handle.net/11511/34420.
METU IIS - Integrated Information Service open@metu.edu.tr