Külügyi Szemle - A Magyar Külügyi Intézet folyóirata - 2007 (6. évfolyam)
2007 / 4. szám - ÁZSIAI VÁLSÁGÖVEZET - Rada Csaba - Rada Péter: Törökország európai uniós csatlakozásának biztonságpolitikai aspektusai
Törökország európai uniós csatlakozásának biztonsági aspektusai Szigetvári Tamás (1998): Törökország és az EU ambivalens viszonya. Törököt fogtam, de nem ereszt. Working Papers The New Crusade (2004) Newsweek, 08. November 2004. 24-27. o. Thies, Cameron G. (2004): „Are Two Theories Better than One?" International Political Science Quarterly, No. 2.159-181. o. Toje, Asle (2005): „The 2003 European Union's Security Strategy: A Critical Appraisal". European Foreign Affairs Review, No. 1.117-133. o. Turkey 2006 Progress Report. http://ec.europa.eu/enlargement/pdf/key_documents/2006/Nov/tr_sec_ 1390_en.pdf (2006.11. 21.) Turkey and the European Union: An Overview (2001). The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of The Republic of Turkey Turkish PM Erdogan to visit neighbouring Iran. http://www.turkishweekly.net/news.php?id=41451 (2006.12. 02.) Turkey's Role in the Reconstruction of Afghanistan, 2005. http://www.deik.org.tr/bultenler/ 200582511515TurkeysRoleinReconstructionofAfghanistan-august2005.pdf (2005.10.14.) Valki László (2003): NATO. Budapest: Corvina Vecsernyés György (1988): Törökország: Földtana, ásványi nyersanyagai és bányászata. Budapest: Magyar Állami Földtani Intézet „Viewpoints: Where is the EU heading?" Ire BBC News 29 April 2004 Forrás: http://www.cer.org.uk/ enlargement/turkeyhtml (2005. 04.02.) Watts, Nicole (2004): „Institutionalizing virtual Kurdistan West". Im Joel Migdal: Boundaries and Belonging. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Résumé The Security Dimension of Turkey's EU-accession The paper examines the question of Turkish accession to the European Union. Since the problem gained actuality at the end of 2004, scholars have contributed to several aspects of this topic. Although there are missing niches in the examination that we want to fill with this paper. The new aspect of our paper is highlighting the question of the Turkish accession from the point of view of security policy. Traditionally scholars base their works about the integration process on neofunctionalist theories. In contrast, our theoretical framework is the well-known sector theory, developed by the "Copenhagen school". The authors, e.g. Barry Buzan and Richard Little categorized the threats that states have to face into five different sectors: traditional military, political, economic, societal and environmental security sectors. According to these scholars the acts of the states, when standing against external security threats can be summarized within the frame of these sectors. 2007. tél 41
