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Turkey's EU Membership Split Reinforces Political Biases and Prejudices.

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Meandering Turkey and the European Union Relations: Fatigue or Doom
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The article explores how Turkish people feel about joining the European Union. They studied surveys from before the 2002 and 2007 elections to see who would vote for EU membership. They found that attitudes towards the EU can change over time and are influenced by political factors. If Turkey doesn't join the EU, other options may emerge. This could affect Turkey's relationships with other countries and impact how Muslims view the EU.