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The post-Erdoğan vision of Turkish opposition : opportunities and limitations

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they publicly signed the joint manifesto for Turkey's transition into the "Strengthened Parliamentary System" in February … foreign policy. The 200-page joint document provides a comprehensive overview of what changes Turkey can be expected to go … issues in Turkey-EU relations, a possible opposition victory could bring bilateral relations back to an institutional …

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European elections and their implications for the Cyprus issue : populist challenges and Turkish Cypriot inclusion

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