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    Avrupa’nın Önyargılarının ve Çelişkilerinin Bir Sonucu Olarak İslamofobi
    (Çanakkale Onsekiz Mart Üniversitesi, 2017) Samur, Hakan
    İslam’a ve Müslümanlara yönelik negatif tutum ve davranışları ifade eden İslamofobi, son çeyrek asırda Avrupa ülkelerinde varlığını giderek artıran çok önemli bir sorundur. Bu sorunun ana sebebi olarak, başta kendisini İslam’la irtibatlandıran bazı kişi ve örgütlerin dünyanın çeşitli yerlerinde gerçekleştirdikleri terör saldırıları olmak üzere, genellikle Müslümanların tutum ve aktiviteleri gösterilmektedir. Şüphesiz, İslam’a ve Müslümanlara yönelik birtakım negatif yaklaşımların oluşmasında bizzat dünya üzerindeki Müslümanlardan kaynaklanan bazı faktörler rol oynayabilir. Ancak, bu çalışmada ortaya konmaya gayret edileceği gibi, Avrupa’da yükselen İslamofobinin öncelikli sebepleri Müslümanların tutumlarından ziyade 1990’lar sonrasının konjonktüründe Avrupa devlet ve toplumlarının kendi değerleriyle çelişen yaklaşımlarında ve Müslümanlara yönelik önyargılarında aranmalıdır
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    The EU's tacit yet unspoken attitude towards Turkey's EU accession process: viewing Turkey as 'a European outsider'
    (Univ Alexandru Ioan Cuza, Centrul Studii Europene, 2025) Samur, Hakan; Demirtepe, Turgut
    Turkey's accession process to the European Union has been a prolonged journey. The objective of this article is to scrutinize the role of the European Union in extending this process. A thorough analysis of the relations between Turkey and the EU from the 1960s to the present demonstrates a notable discrepancy between the EU's official rhetoric and its tangible actions concerning Turkey's membership. In official statements, the EU has consistently underscored Turkey's Europeanness and its suitability for membership. However, an examination of the EU's attitude reveals a stark contrast to these declarations, suggesting that the EU's commitment to Turkey's membership is superficial at best. It is frequently asserted by the EU that Turkey suffers from significant shortcomings in meeting the economic, political, and institutional criteria required for membership, which are often cited as key obstacles to accession. However, even during periods when Turkey has made genuine and determined efforts to address these deficiencies, the EU's stance has largely been characterized by institutional inertia and lack of genuine engagement. Moreover, the constructive approach extended to other candidate countries has conspicuously not been applied to Turkey. Similarly, since the 1990s, reluctance toward Turkey's accession has been openly articulated by certain EU officials. Through a qualitative and diachronic analysis of key events and official statements, this study aims to illustrate all these points with concrete examples and to argue that the primary impediment to Turkey's EU membership lies not in the country's shortcomings, but rather in the EU's principled and persistent opposition to Turkish accession.
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    The EU’s tacit yet unspoken attitude towards Turkey’s EU accession process: viewing Turkey as ‘a European outsider’
    (Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iasi, 2025) Samur, Hakan; Demirtepe, Turgut
    Turkey’s accession process to the European Union has been a prolonged journey. The objective of this article is to scrutinize the role of the European Union in extending this process. A thorough analysis of the relations between Turkey and the EU from the 1960s to the present demonstrates a notable discrepancy between the EU’s official rhetoric and its tangible actions concerning Turkey's membership. In official statements, the EU has consistently underscored Turkey’s Europeanness and its suitability for membership. However, an examination of the EU’s attitude reveals a stark contrast to these declarations, suggesting that the EU's commitment to Turkey’s membership is superficial at best. It is frequently asserted by the EU that Turkey suffers from significant shortcomings in meeting the economic, political, and institutional criteria required for membership, which are often cited as key obstacles to accession. However, even during periods when Turkey has made genuine and determined efforts to address these deficiencies, the EU’s stance has largely been characterized by institutional inertia and lack of genuine engagement. Moreover, the constructive approach extended to other candidate countries has conspicuously not been applied to Turkey. Similarly, since the 1990s, reluctance toward Turkey’s accession has been openly articulated by certain EU officials. Through a qualitative and diachronic analysis of key events and official statements, this study aims to illustrate all these points with concrete examples and to argue that the primary impediment to Turkey’s EU membership lies not in the country’s shortcomings, but rather in the EU’s principled and persistent opposition to Turkish accession. © 2025 Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iasi. All rights reserved.