The Turkish military's march toward Europe / Ersel Aydinli, Nihat Ali Ozcan, and Dogan Akyaz
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Foreign Affairs Vol 85 No 1, Jan-Feb 2006, pp.77-90Summary: The wiling support of Turkey's armed forces is essential for the country to meet the requirements of entry to the European Union. This support has been given because the military see EU membership as the culmination of modernization and a means of dealing with internal problems, even though the power of the military has been significantly reduced in the process.
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The wiling support of Turkey's armed forces is essential for the country to meet the requirements of entry to the European Union. This support has been given because the military see EU membership as the culmination of modernization and a means of dealing with internal problems, even though the power of the military has been significantly reduced in the process.
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