英国留学生案例分析study case [6]
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关键词:留学生经济分析case studyEU expand市场经济案例分析
摘要:留学生经济分析的case study,本作业以欧盟为主体,分析其经济结构,并且从更广阔的角度上分析欧盟的结构弊端,完成本次作业的意义在于给欧盟的发展带来更好的建议性结果。
between military and police. EDSP is trying to create a more secured coordinated EU and it is presenting very possible positive steps. With increased joint military missions there may be potential increases in terrorist threats to EU members and also future EU members. OC needs to be a number one target so we can fight terror at its root. Current candidates to join the EU must be prepared to tackle OC and an increase in OC before we accept them. An increase in depth to chapter 24 before we allow them to join is needed. Turkey poses major risk without data protection laws because of the demand on links between police and military. External borders need to be regulated more to stop threats getting i whilst internal borders need better regulation to stop facilitation of OC which links to terrorism. This highlights a need for a review of the Schengen area. From a security analyses I would not expand the EU, because the major threats have new dimensions and candidates to join are not prepared for them.
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Since the negations for Turkey’s accession into the EU began in 2005, rather than seeing a speeding up of the process there has been a slowing down.
“To date only 13 of 33 chapters of negotiations for Turkey’s accession have been opened, and only one, on
Science and research, completed. Nineteen have been frozen, over the issue of Cyprus, or due to other objections by EU members.” (Head, 2010)
Since Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan was elected in 2003, he identified Turkey's EU entry as a top priority, pledging reforms to make Turkey more democratic and pluralist and bring it in line with the Union's membership criteria (www.setimes.com) However, the biggest challenge now; from those working on Turkeys EU bid is having no certainty of membership in the end. This has all but killed public enthusiasm for Turkey to join the EU. (Euro-Dialogue, 2009.)
Figure 1. Turkish Prime minister: Recep Tayyip ErdoganFurther supporting this statement was the response of Hulya Kars Lamb a 2nd year Criminology and Forensic Science student at Manchester Metropolitan University and native Turk. When asked how she felt about Turkey joining the EU, she commented;
“The public who are already poor will become poorer and the rich become richer. The public does not want to join the EU because everything will become more expensive, foreign people will come to Turkey, buy properties easily and this will increase house prices and lead to even more homeless people.
Turkish people will move to different countries as they may feel, they will have a better life and security for themselves; this would be considered by poor and rich. Are EU members ready to open their doors for Turkish immigrants?”
So we can then ask will Turkey ever join the EU?
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Turkey has many obstacles that they need to overcome before they can gain accession to the EU. The 2010/11 European Commission (EC) strategy report examines Turkey’s application amongst other potential and candidate countries. Two of the main stumbling blocks it identifies are the unresolved issues between Turkey and Cyprus (Ugar, 1995) and secondly, the view of Member countries such as France and Germany towards Turkey joining the EU.
“Turkey still has not complied with its obligations as outlined in the declaration of the European Community and its member states
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