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Turkey's relations with a changing Europe is a thorough analysis of the impact of the end of the Cold War on Turkey's internal and external policies. The author reconstructs Turkey's place in the post Cold-War European order, and suggests that the country's place in the international political order has begun to undergo a transformation. Her account provides a new insight on the relations between Turkey and the European system of states and shows the extent to which Turkey's internal system has been affected from the changes taking place around it. Tracing the policy changes in Turkey in political, economic, social spheres and foreign affairs, the author examines Turkey in the 1990s.