Avrupa Topluluğu-Kıbrıs ve Kuzey Kıbrıs Türk Cumhuriyeti /
Yazar: SOYALP TAMÇELİK
Danışman: PROF.DR. REFİK TURAN
Gazi Üniversitesi / Sosyal Bilimler Enstitüsü / Tarih Ana Bilim Dalı
Derece: Yüksek Lisans, 1995
Konu: Siyasal Bilimler = Political Science
Dizin: Avrupa Topluluğu = European Community ; Kuzey Kıbrıs Türk Cumhuriyeti = Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus ; Kıbrıs = Cyprus

Özet:
This barrier is only possible when it is based on political reasons. International Court of Justice reduced the export of TRNC with the agreement number of 432/92, but this was political not economic. The fact that Turkey signed Customs Union Agreement with EEC on March 6 1995 had an indirect impact on the Cyprus issue. One of Greece's reservations in this agreement is about Cyprus. Thus, the community confirmed that it would start full membership negatiations with the Greek Cyprus about 6 months after the intergovermental meeting that is planned to take place in 1996. Such confirmation by the community will change the balances* in the Cyprus issue. Therefone, Turkey will have to seek some political solutions as the U.K. did in the Canal Island and Denmark in the Faroe Islands. If the this happens, the TRNC might have a political structure such that it would be free in its internal affairs but deppendant on Turkey in external sffa.irs and defence. Although such a solution in the present political stnecture seems improbable, it cannot be ruled out completely on the part of Turkey and TRNC as a political way out.EXTRACT The place of EEC is very important in our world as a whole. That is why it would be a great mistake to handle Cyprus apart from this period. Firstly, EEC is a community which holds a great importance from the economic point of view of both TRNC and Greek Cyprus. For 34. years from 1961 to 1995. The interactions between Cyprus and EEC have been political rather than economic. So we can say that the only condition for Cyprus to be a full member of EEC is that the political conditions are appropriate for that. It is that reason why we have defined the subject of the research as "European Econimic Community-Cyprus and Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus". Republic of Cyprus which Cyprus Turks and Cyprus Greeks formed together in 1960 under equal conditions ended actually in 1963 because of EN0S1S avtivities by Greeks. Cyprus Turks settled TRNC by completing the period for becoming democratic from 1963 to 1983. Their settling TRNC by using their self-determination rights made Cyprus Greeks angrier. Because of this, Greeks did everything they could to isolate TRNC from the outer world. In accordance with this, it is necessary it is necessary to evaluate the application of Cyprus Greeks for the complete membership for EEC they made on 4 July 1990. The application for full membership for EEC done by Cyprus Greeks, which is against the states and international laws, is to consider Cyprus Turks as of no importance. As for this, the membership application for EEC by Cyprus Greeks will be evaluated from economic, political and legal points of view. Except for this, since the possibility of entering of two societies to the EEC, it has been essential to examine the econimic and social aspects of the two. As a result of this survey, quite inter ast ing things ar& reached. The most important one is that the Greek Management of Southern Cyprus was superior in economy when companed to TRNC. However, this superiority is not equal in making one a member for the EEC but not the in other. Since the island is geograf ically small, it brings the fact that the island becomes a member for the EEC as a whole. Accordingly, the differ ring economic, social and cultural aspects do not matther in becoming a member for EEC for both of the societ ies."' IVThis barrier is only possible when it is based on political reasons. International Court of Justice reduced the export of TRNC with the agreement number of 432/92, but this was political not economic. The fact that Turkey signed Customs Union Agreement with EEC on March 6 1995 had an indirect impact on the Cyprus issue. One of Greece's reservations in this agreement is about Cyprus. Thus, the community confirmed that it would start full membership negatiations with the Greek Cyprus about 6 months after the intergovermental meeting that is planned to take place in 1996. Such confirmation by the community will change the balances* in the Cyprus issue. Therefone, Turkey will have to seek some political solutions as the U.K. did in the Canal Island and Denmark in the Faroe Islands. If the this happens, the TRNC might have a political structure such that it would be free in its internal affairs but deppendant on Turkey in external sffa.irs and defence. Although such a solution in the present political stnecture seems improbable, it cannot be ruled out completely on the part of Turkey and TRNC as a political way out.

Abstract:
EXTRACT The place of EEC is very important in our world as a whole. That is why it would be a great mistake to handle Cyprus apart from this period. Firstly, EEC is a community which holds a great importance from the economic point of view of both TRNC and Greek Cyprus. For 34. years from 1961 to 1995. The interactions between Cyprus and EEC have been political rather than economic. So we can say that the only condition for Cyprus to be a full member of EEC is that the political conditions are appropriate for that. It is that reason why we have defined the subject of the research as "European Econimic Community-Cyprus and Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus". Republic of Cyprus which Cyprus Turks and Cyprus Greeks formed together in 1960 under equal conditions ended actually in 1963 because of EN0S1S avtivities by Greeks. Cyprus Turks settled TRNC by completing the period for becoming democratic from 1963 to 1983. Their settling TRNC by using their self-determination rights made Cyprus Greeks angrier. Because of this, Greeks did everything they could to isolate TRNC from the outer world. In accordance with this, it is necessary it is necessary to evaluate the application of Cyprus Greeks for the complete membership for EEC they made on 4 July 1990. The application for full membership for EEC done by Cyprus Greeks, which is against the states and international laws, is to consider Cyprus Turks as of no importance. As for this, the membership application for EEC by Cyprus Greeks will be evaluated from economic, political and legal points of view. Except for this, since the possibility of entering of two societies to the EEC, it has been essential to examine the econimic and social aspects of the two. As a result of this survey, quite inter ast ing things ar& reached. The most important one is that the Greek Management of Southern Cyprus was superior in economy when companed to TRNC. However, this superiority is not equal in making one a member for the EEC but not the in other. Since the island is geograf ically small, it brings the fact that the island becomes a member for the EEC as a whole. Accordingly, the differ ring economic, social and cultural aspects do not matther in becoming a member for EEC for both of the societ ies."' IVThis barrier is only possible when it is based on political reasons. International Court of Justice reduced the export of TRNC with the agreement number of 432/92, but this was political not economic. The fact that Turkey signed Customs Union Agreement with EEC on March 6 1995 had an indirect impact on the Cyprus issue. One of Greece's reservations in this agreement is about Cyprus. Thus, the community confirmed that it would start full membership negatiations with the Greek Cyprus about 6 months after the intergovermental meeting that is planned to take place in 1996. Such confirmation by the community will change the balances* in the Cyprus issue. Therefone, Turkey will have to seek some political solutions as the U.K. did in the Canal Island and Denmark in the Faroe Islands. If the this happens, the TRNC might have a political structure such that it would be free in its internal affairs but deppendant on Turkey in external sffa.irs and defence. Although such a solution in the present political stnecture seems improbable, it cannot be ruled out completely on the part of Turkey and TRNC as a political way out.