UvA-DARE ( Digital Academic Repository ) Europeanisation , Sovereignty and Contested States : The EU in northern Cyprus and
UvA-DARE ( Digital Academic Repository ) Europeanisation , Sovereignty and Contested States : The EU in northern Cyprus and
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UvA-DARE（数字学术知识库）欧洲化、主权和争议国家：塞浦路斯北部的欧盟和
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2017
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George Kyris
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Dimitris Bouris;George Kyris
结合文献主权和欧洲化，本文探讨了欧盟（EU）的参与和影响有争议的国家（国家缺乏承认）通过比较研究的北方塞浦路斯土耳其共和国（TRNC）和巴勒斯坦。我们发现，有争议的国家调解欧盟的参与和影响的特点：缺乏国际承认限制了欧盟的参与，但鼓励促进发展，国际融合和当地民间社会的援助。缺乏领土控制限制了参与，但无效的政府为促进发展和国家建设提供了机会。因此，除了提供了丰富的经验，两个突出的有争议的国家，文章有助于讨论国际参与，通过开发一个创新的概念框架，了解欧盟对有争议的国家的影响，一个主题被忽略的文献中占主导地位的传统国家或冲突解决的主题，但非常重要的广泛的国际参与有争议的国家和相关的冲突。
Combining the literature on sovereignty and Europeanisation, this article investigates the engagement and impact of the European Union (EU) on contested states (states lacking recognition) through a comparative study of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC) and Palestine. We find that characteristics of contested statehood mediate EU engagement and impact: the lack of international recognition limits EU’s engagement but encourages development promotion, international integration and assistance of local civil society. Lack of territorial control limits engagement, but ineffective government offers opportunities for development promotion and state-building. As such, and in addition to offering a rich empirical account of two prominent contested states, the article contributes to the discussion of international engagement by developing an innovative conceptual framework for understanding EU’s impact on contested states—a topic neglected within a literature dominated by conventional statehood or conflict resolution themes but very important given extensive international engagement in contested states—and related conflicts.