Economic integration/political fragmentation paradox: the euro crisis and the future of European union/Ekonomik butunlesme/siyasal parcalanmislik paradoksu: avro krizi ve avrupa birliginin gelecegi

The Euro-zone project has been struggling for survival since it was hit hard by the global financial crisis in 2008. When the crisis first erupted, the member countries immediately plunged into a vicious cycle of 'blame-game' by trying to transfer the burden on the shoulders of other membe...

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Veröffentlicht in:Uluslararasi Iliskiler / International Relations 2012-03, Vol.9 (33), p.3
Hauptverfasser: Onis, Ziya, Kutlay, Mustafa
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Sprache:tur
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Zusammenfassung:The Euro-zone project has been struggling for survival since it was hit hard by the global financial crisis in 2008. When the crisis first erupted, the member countries immediately plunged into a vicious cycle of 'blame-game' by trying to transfer the burden on the shoulders of other members. In this article, we argue that the structural problems pertaining to the very architecture of the Euro-zone rather than the individual policy choices of member states were at the heart of the deep crisis that the European Union is currently confronted with. Our central argument, therefore is that the 'economic integration/political fragmentation' paradox constitutes a central underlying element of the Euro-zone crisis. We claim that the future of the Euro-zone and thereby the European Union will mainly be shaped by the response of the European leaders to the economic integration/political fragmentation paradox. The most-likely response of the EU to this paradox will be a La Carte Europe, which foresees different integration level among EU member countries. Finally, the type of European leaders' response to the paradox in question will closely affect the future of Turkey-EU relations. The emergence of a more flexible Europe may open up new avenues for Turkey-EU relations. Keywords: Euro-zone Crisis, Economic Integration/Political Fragmentation Paradox, Multi Speed Europe, A La Carte Europe, Variable Geometry Europe, Future of Turkey-EU Relations 2008 yilindan bu yana avro bolgesi derin bir ekonomik kriz icerisinde adeta varolus mucadelesi vermektedir. Kriz ilk ortaya ciktigi andan itibaren avro bolgesi uyeleri, sorunun yapisal nedenlerini ortadan kaldirmaya odaklanan cok-boyutlu ve es-zamanli tedbirler almak yerine birbirini "suclama yarisina" girmistir. Konuya politik ekonomi perspektifinden yaklasan bu makalede, avro bolgesindeki krizin temelinde, "uye ulkelerin sorumsuz politikalarindan" ziyade avro bolgesinin mimarisinden kaynaklanan yapisal sorun olan "ekonomik butunlesme/siyasal parcalanmislik" paradoksu oldugu iddia edilmektedir. Avro bolgesinin gelecegi, Birlik uyelerinin bu paradoksa nasil cevap vereceklerine gore sekillenecektir. Bu eksende daha az uye ile daha fazla butunlesme ongoren ancak monolitik AB mimarisi idealini de gundeminden dusuren "A la carte Avrupa" modelinin, AB butunlesmesinde "ikinci en iyi cozum" olarak onumuzdeki donemde gundeme gelecegi vurgulanmaktadir. Tum bu gelismelerin Turkiye-AB iliskilerinde "imtiyazli ortaklik" degil, "esnek uyeli
ISSN:1304-7310
1304-7310