Institutional Change in Turkey [electronic resource] : The Impact of European Union Reforms on Human Rights and Policing /
Piran, L.author.
How do state institutions reform themselves in the face of outside pressures? This study undertakes an in-depth analysis of the institutional and human rights reform process within the Turkish National Police, which faces pressure from the EU as part of Turkey's EU membership process, and examines the challenges and consequences of the process.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
Machine generated contents note: -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- List of Abbreviations -- PART I: INTRODUCTION -- 1. The Argument -- 2. Where Does This Stand? -- PART II: THE VALUE-ACTION FRAMEWORK AND STATE IDENTITY -- 3. The Value-Action Model of Foreign Policy Analysis -- 4. The Structural Dimension -- 5. The Dispositional Dimension -- 6. The Intentional Dimension -- 7. State Identity and Foreign Policy -- 8. State Identity: Definition -- 9. Identity-Value Nexus -- 10. Why Identity? When Does It Matter? -- PART III: JAPAN AND THE CREATION OF APEC: MITI'S QUIET MANEUVER, 1988-1989 -- 11. Explaining Japan's Policymaking toward the Creation of APEC -- 12. Historical Narrative: Part I -- 13. The Value-Action Analysis: The Structural Dimension -- 14. Historical Narrative: Part II -- 15. The Value-Action Analysis: The Dispositional Dimension -- 16. State Identity: The Source of The Determinant Values -- 17. Decision-Making Context: Conceptualizing a New Regional Order -- 18. A Dual Member of Asia and the West -- 19. Identity-Value Nexus -- 20. Remaining Questions and Competing Explanations -- PART IV: THE UNITED STATES AND THE CREATION OF APEC: GLOBAL HEGEMON AND REGIONAL COOPERATION, 1988-1989 -- 21. Explaining US Policymaking toward the Creation of APEC -- 22. Historical Narrative Part I: The United States and MITI's Proposal -- 23. The Value-Action Analysis: The Structural Dimension -- 24. Historical Narrative Part II: The Hawke Speech and Comprehensive Policy Review -- 25. The Value-Action Analysis: Activation of Decision-Making -- 26. Historical Narrative Part III: 'An Idea Whose Time Has Come' -- 27. The Value-Action Analysis: The Dispositional Dimension -- 28. Two Concepts of U.S. State Identity: The Sources of The Determinant Values -- 29. A Pacific Power -- 30. An International Institution-Builder -- 31. On Competing Explanations -- PART V: JAPAN AND THE CREATION OF THE ARF: MOFA IN MOTION, 1991-1994 -- 32. Explaining Japan's Policymaking toward the Creation of the ARF -- 33. Historical Narrative Part I: The Nakayama Proposal -- 34. The Value-Action Analysis: The Structural Dimension -- 35. Historical Narrative Part II: MOFA's Persistent Commitment -- 36. The Value-Action Analysis: The Dispositional Dimension -- 37. Two Concepts of Japanese State Identity: The Sources of the Determinant Value -- 38. A Past Aggressor in Asia -- 39. A Dual Member of Asia and the West -- 40. Remaining Questions and an Alternative Explanation -- PART VI: THE UNITED STATES AND THE CREATION OF THE ARF: HEGEMONIC APPROACH TOWARD THE POST-COLD WAR ASIAN SECURITY ORDER, 1990-1994 -- 41. Explaining U.S. Policymaking toward the Creation of the ARF 234 -- 42. Historical Narrative Part I: Appraising Past Success -- 43. The Value-Action Analysis: The Structural Dimension -- 44. Historical Narrative Part II and Decision-Making Activation: Lord's 'Ten Major Goals' -- 45. Historical Narrative Part III: Toward the First ARF Meeting -- 46. The Dispositional Dimension: Stay Engaged with Asia -- 47. The Pacific Power Identity: The Source of the Engagement Value -- 48. An Alternative Explanation, A Remaining Question -- PART VII: CONCLUSION: STATE IDENTITY AND FOREIGN POLICY -- 49. Japan, the United States, and Institution-Building in 21st Century Asia -- Bibliography -- Index.
How do state institutions reform themselves in the face of outside pressures? This study undertakes an in-depth analysis of the institutional and human rights reform process within the Turkish National Police, which faces pressure from the EU as part of Turkey's EU membership process, and examines the challenges and consequences of the process.
Middle East-Politics and government.
International relations.
European Union.
Social justice.
Human rights.
Police.
Middle Eastern Politics.
International Relations.
European Union Politics.
Social Justice, Equality and Human Rights.
Policing.
Human Rights.