Abstract
Turkish - Greek relations may often have exhibited antagonistic features. However, a possible co-operation between these countries may present considerable advantages for them both. ln that sense, the neo-functionalist theory can be utilized in order to facilitate the political relations of these Aegean neighbors.
Private actors existing in the rountries within an integration process are emphasized greatly in neo-functionalism. In this context, this paper tries to investigate whether private actors in Turkey and Greece, are in favor of an increasing co-operation or not. Moreover, the paper tries to derive a conclusion for the application of the neo-functionalist theory in the Turkish - Greek case considering the other factors peculiar to the relations between these two countries,
Neo-functionalism may be followed in practice to ameliorate the Turkish - Greek relations or not, but in any case, the paper evidences that people, particularly the representatives of the private sector, on both sides of the Aegean are willing to engage co-operation and may benefit very much if they work together in various fields.
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Abstract
Turkish - Greek relations may often have exhibited antagonistic features. However, a possible co-operation between these countries may present considerable advantages for them both. ln that sense, the neo-functionalist theory can be utilized in order to facilitate the political relations of these Aegean neighbors.
Private actors existing in the rountries within an integration process are emphasized greatly in neo-functionalism. In this context, this paper tries to investigate whether private actors in Turkey and Greece, are in favor of an increasing co-operation or not. Moreover, the paper tries to derive a conclusion for the application of the neo-functionalist theory in the Turkish - Greek case considering the other factors peculiar to the relations between these two countries,
Neo-functionalism may be followed in practice to ameliorate the Turkish - Greek relations or not, but in any case, the paper evidences that people, particularly the representatives of the private sector, on both sides of the Aegean are willing to engage co-operation and may benefit very much if they work together in various fields.
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| Primary Language | English |
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| Journal Section | Makaleler |
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| Publication Date | December 27, 2002 |
| Published in Issue | Year 2002 |