Tansu Ciller and the question of Turkish identity. (Prime Minister of Turkey): An article from: World Policy Journal

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From the supplier: Tansu Ciller, Turkey's conservative prime minister, faces problems in implementing her austerity program to reduce budget deficits and in solving the Kurdish issues and the rise of radical Islam, which are creating political and economic instability in the country. The European Union has refused to grant membership to Turkey, thus ignoring Turkey's pro-western interests and politically isolating the country. Ciller's unorthodox interest rate policy has methodological flaws and her stand on the Kurdish language is against the military, which plays an important role in Turkish politics.

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Title: Tansu Ciller and the question of Turkish identity. (Prime Minister of Turkey)
Author: John Murray Brown
Publication:World Policy Journal (Refereed)
Date: September 22, 1994
Publisher: World Policy Institute
Volume: v11 Issue: n3 Page: p55(6)

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