Acturca Journal Watch March 2010 mars 31, 2010
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Acturca Journal and Periodical Review, March 2010
Compiled by Ozan Yigitkeskin
Acturca Journal Watch monitors leading scholarly journals for articles of particular interest to scholars of diplomacy, foreign relations, and international history on Turkey. It is updated monthly. (Lire la suite…)
The European Neighbourhood Policy and the Southern Mediterranean / Michele Comelli, Atila Eralp, Çiğdem Üstün (eds) mars 31, 2010
Posted by Acturca in Académique, Europe du Sud-Est, Livres, Moyen Orient, Turquie-UE, UE.Tags: Algeria, Atila Eralp, Çiğdem Üstün, Egypt, EU Neighbourhood Policy, Israël, Mediterranean, Meliha Benli Altunışık, Michele Comelli, Turkey-EU, UE, Union for the Mediterranean
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The International Spectator (Italy), Vol. 45, No. 1, March 2010
Silvia Colombo
The European Neighbourhood Policy and the Southern Mediterranean / Michele Comelli, Atila Eralp, Çiğdem Üstün (eds). – Ankara : Middle East Technical University Press, 2009. – xiv, 181 p. – ISBN 978-9944-344-79-1 (Lire la suite…)
La Turquie sort de la récession avec une croissance de +6% au 4e trimestre mars 31, 2010
Posted by Acturca in Economie, Turquie.Tags: croissance, Institut de la statistique turc, PIB, récession, Turquie
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Agence France Presse
31 mars 2010
L’économie turque a connu une croissance positive de 6% au quatrième trimestre de 2009, pour la première fois en un an, mais a enregistré un recul de 4,7% pour l’ensemble de l’année, a annoncé mercredi l’Institut de la statistique (Tüik), signalant la fin de la récession. (Lire la suite…)
Diverses façons d’apprendre le cinéma mars 31, 2010
Posted by Acturca in Art-Culture, France, Turquie.Tags: Cinéma, Cinémathèque, France, Metin Erksan, Paris, Turquie
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L’Humanité (France), 31 mars 2010, p. 19
Emile Breton
Rétrospective Metin Erksan à la Cinémathèque. Une expérience de sonorisation au Cinéma du réel. (Lire la suite…)
Port : une ligne de fret ouvre sur la Turquie mars 31, 2010
Posted by Acturca in Economie, France, Turquie.Tags: France, fret, Méditerranée, ro-ro, Tekirdag, Toulon, transport maritime, Turquie, UND Deniz
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Var-Matin (France)
31 mars 2010
Ce sera la première « autoroute » de la mer Méditerranée en France. Mercredi prochain, un navire chargé de camions turcs accostera à Brégaillon. (Lire la suite…)
La mobilisation continue pour un père expulsable mars 31, 2010
Posted by Acturca in France, Immigration, Turquie.Tags: France, Réseau éducation sans frontières, Turquie
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Midi Libre (France)
31 mars 2010
La mobilisation continue pour un père expulsable. Depuis deux semaines, le collectif Réseau éducation sans frontières (RESF) se bat pour empêcher l’expulsion de Hanifi Kapan, un maçon turc sans papiers arrêté lors d’un banal contrôle routier, à Avignon, le 15 mars. (Lire la suite…)
Une créatrice Turque célèbre Istanbul mars 30, 2010
Posted by Acturca in France, Istanbul, Turquie.Tags: Dice Kayek, France, Istanbul, mode, Paris, Turquie
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France 2, 30 mars 2010
Par Corinne Jeammet
La créatrice turque Dice Kayek, présente sa collection Istanbul Contrast pour célébrer la fin de cette saison culturelle. (Lire la suite…)
Turkey Knocks: Will EU Let It Enter? mars 30, 2010
Posted by Acturca in Economie, Turquie-UE, UE.Tags: Angela Merkel, EU membership, Germany, Turkey, Turkey-EU, UE
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The Wall Street Journal (USA), March 30, 2010 (extract)
By Patience Wheatcroft
Turkey’s desire to join the European Union has the virtue of being consistent. It was in 1987 that the country first applied to accede to the EU, and it has been knocking on the door ever since. (Lire la suite…)
Angela Merkel’s ‘Privileged Provocation’ in Turkey mars 30, 2010
Posted by Acturca in Turquie-UE, UE.Tags: Angela Merkel, EU enlargement, EU membership, Germany, privileged partnership, Turkey-EU, UE
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Spiegel Online (Germany) 03/30/2010
By Ralf Beste and Daniel Steinvorth in Ankara and Daryl Lindsey in Berlin
Chancellor Merkel’s meeting with Prime Minister Erdogan in Ankara on Monday was anything but harmonious. Merkel may have attempted to smile the troubles away, but the rift between Germany and EU-candidate Turkey is growing. Commentators say Germany must finally provide an honest answer to Ankara: Yes or no. (Lire la suite…)
