Sayii\ig yes to eu accession: Explaining the turkish cypriot referendum outcome

Cyprus Review

Volumn 16, Issue 2, 2004, Pages 55-66

  Bahcheli, Tozun ^a  

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EID: 85055306277     PISSN: 10152881     EISSN: 25478974     Source Type: Journal    
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References (8)

1. For a useful study of the elections see Ali Carkoglu and Ahmet Sozen 'Turkish Cypriot General Elections of December 2003: An Appraisal' (translated for publication in South European Society and Politics in fall 2004).
2. Economist Intelligence Unit, Country Report: Cyprus, December 2000.
3. Turkish leader Recep Tayyip Erdogan declared: "I am not in favour of the continuation of the policy that has been maintained in Cyprus over the past 30-40 years… We will do whatever falls on us. This is not Denktash's private matter." New York Times, 2 January 2003.
4. The same survey reported that Turks expect EU membership to usher a higher standard of living. Carkoglu, A. and Kirisci, K., 'Turkiye Dis Politikasi Arastirmasf (Survey of Turkish Foreign Policy), The Departments of Politics and International Relations, Bogazici University, March 2002.
5. Economist Intelligence Unit, Country Report: Cyprus, December 2002.
6. Commission of the European Communities 2002, Regular Report on Cyprus' Progress Toward Accession, at .
7. Ann-Safi Jakobsson Hatay "'Oxi" and "Evet": the People Deliver Their Verdict on the Annan Plan for a Reunited Cyprus, 29 April 2004', TFF Forum (Transnational Foundation for Peace and Future Research), 12 May 2004.
8. Ann-Safi Jakobsson Hatay 'Popular Referenda and Peace Processes: the Twin Referenda on the Annan Plan for a Reunited Cyprus Put in Perspective', Turkish Daily News, 4 May 2004 (Internet edition).