JOSEPH S. JOSEPH is Jean Monnet Professor of International Relations and European Affairs at the University of Cyprus. He was a Post-doctoral Fellow at Harvard and taught at the University of Alabama and Miami University. His publications include the books Cyprus: Ethnic Conflict and International Politics and The Treaty Establishing a Constitution for Europe: Introduction, Documents, Annotation (editor, in Greek).

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• Introduction: Turkey at the Threshold of the EU; J.S.Joseph The Economic Dimension of Turkey's EU Membership: A Stock-taking Exercise at the Start of Accession Negotiations; M.Ugur Between Fedora and Fez: Modern Turkey's Troubled Road to Democratic Consolidation and the Pluralizing Role of Erdogan's Pro-Islam Government; S.Kotsovilis The EU Challenge: A View from the Turkish Grand National Assembly; N.G.Loizides & E.Ersin Relations between the State and Civil Society in Turkey: Does the EU Make a Difference?; W.Weber The Kurdish Problem in International Politics; M.M.Gunter The Europeanization of Turkey's Kurdish Question; N.Tocci The Greek Variable in EU-Turkish Relations; A.Kazamias Turkey's Quest for EU Membership and the Cyprus Problem; T.Bahcheli Security Implications of Turkey's March toward EU Membership; M.Kibaroglu The US and Turkey's Quest for EU Membership; O.Taspinar The Iraq War and the Troubled US-Turkish Alliance: Some Conclusions for Europe; O.Kayhan & D.Lindley