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The EU has Begun Negotiations with Turkey on Possible Membership. This is a Highly Controversial Issue and if Turkey is Successful in its Application there will be Major Implications for the EU itself.
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The EU has Begun Negotiations with Turkey on Possible Membership. This is a Highly Controversial Issue and if Turkey is Successful in its Application there will be Major Implications for the EU itself. This essay will detail the controversial issues about Turkey's possible membership in the EU, what implications it has for the EU, the pros and cons of Turkey joining the E.U, the benefits for both groups if Turkey joined the EU. Also I intend to argue specifically in detail why Turkey should be allowed to join the EU. The foundation of modern Turkey took place in 1923, a series of measures known as the Kemalist reforms lead to the adoption of the Gregorian calendar, the introduction of a modified Latin alphabet and the adoption of new civil, commercial and penal codes based on European models. Turkey became a secular state in 1928, when the clause retaining Islam as...
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