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2662-5857 rs a critical investigation of the relationship between Turkish NGOs and the European Union (EU) and a nuanced assessment of the opportunities and limitations to fashioning social change by funding NGOs.978-1-349-44186-0978-1-137-03452-6Series ISSN 2662-5857 Series E-ISSN 2662-5865

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Marco F. Schmidt,Oliver Korb,Chris Abelle to internalize the agenda introduced by EU civil society policy. Ultimately this interplay between the external and internal means that the outcomes of EU civil society funding in Turkey are inherently unpredictable.