Ethem Ilbiz, Doctor and Marie Curie Senior Research Fellow, University of South Wales, UK and Christian Kaunert, Professor of International Security, DCU Conflict Institute, Dublin City University (DCU), Ireland and Professor of Policing and Security, International Centre for Policing and Security, University of South Wales, UK

'In EU, Turkey and Counter-Terrorism, Ethem Ilbiz and Christian Kaunert offer an original theoretical and empirical account of the EU's norm diffusion role in the transformation of Turkey's counterterrorism policies. While primarily focusing on formal rule adoption and the PKK and ISIL, the authors go beyond the familiar post-9/11 narratives to untangle the EU impact on the counterterrorism policies in a key membership candidate country. As such, the volume offers innovative insights on both the EU's normative power and the EU’s international security actorness.'

• Contents: Preface Introduction 1. The theoretical dimension of the EU impact on Turkish counter-terrorism policy 2. The role of the EU in promotion of democratic norms to third countries in the counter-terrorism context 3. The inertia 4. The conditional transformation 5. The social transformation 6. The backsliding 7. Conclusion Bibliography

Ethem Ilbiz, Doctor and Marie Curie Senior Research Fellow, University of South Wales, UK and Christian Kaunert, Professor of International Security, DCU Conflict Institute, Dublin City University (DCU), Ireland and Professor of Policing and Security, International Centre for Policing and Security, University of South Wales, UK

'In EU, Turkey and Counter-Terrorism, Ethem Ilbiz and Christian Kaunert offer an original theoretical and empirical account of the EU's norm diffusion role in the transformation of Turkey's counterterrorism policies. While primarily focusing on formal rule adoption and the PKK and ISIL, the authors go beyond the familiar post-9/11 narratives to untangle the EU impact on the counterterrorism policies in a key membership candidate country. As such, the volume offers innovative insights on both the EU's normative power and the EU’s international security actorness.'

• Contents: Preface Introduction 1. The theoretical dimension of the EU impact on Turkish counter-terrorism policy 2. The role of the EU in promotion of democratic norms to third countries in the counter-terrorism context 3. The inertia 4. The conditional transformation 5. The social transformation 6. The backsliding 7. Conclusion Bibliography

Ethem Ilbiz, Doctor and Marie Curie Senior Research Fellow, University of South Wales, UK and Christian Kaunert, Professor of International Security, DCU Conflict Institute, Dublin City University (DCU), Ireland and Professor of Policing and Security, International Centre for Policing and Security, University of South Wales, UK

'In EU, Turkey and Counter-Terrorism, Ethem Ilbiz and Christian Kaunert offer an original theoretical and empirical account of the EU's norm diffusion role in the transformation of Turkey's counterterrorism policies. While primarily focusing on formal rule adoption and the PKK and ISIL, the authors go beyond the familiar post-9/11 narratives to untangle the EU impact on the counterterrorism policies in a key membership candidate country. As such, the volume offers innovative insights on both the EU's normative power and the EU’s international security actorness.'

• Contents: Preface Introduction 1. The theoretical dimension of the EU impact on Turkish counter-terrorism policy 2. The role of the EU in promotion of democratic norms to third countries in the counter-terrorism context 3. The inertia 4. The conditional transformation 5. The social transformation 6. The backsliding 7. Conclusion Bibliography