The Customs Union in the Context of Eu-Turkey Relations: An Evaluation of Current Debates

Dartan, Muzaffer; Göral, Emirhan

doi:10.29228/mjes.66

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2016

DOI: 10.29228/mjes.66

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The Customs Union in the Context of Eu-Turkey Relations: An Evaluation of Current Debates

Muzaffer Dartan¹,

Emirhan Göral²

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“…Some point out areas for improvement, like legislation dedicated to logistics infrastructure and liberation of railway transport and infrastructural links between dry ports, which are not run at full capacity (Tabak & Yildiz, 2018) . It is essential to understand that Turkey is one of few countries that have a Customs Union with the EU whilst not being a member state, which may affect such proceedings (Goral & Dartan, 2016).…”

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Comparing Of Logistic Performance In Turkey And Poland. Explaining Divergence In Development

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The development of the logistics performance of a country is an essential goal in the process of increasing trade and international cooperation. Although most of the business units allocated in a specific region or a country may benefit from it, it is often a challenge to improve it. Available data shows that Turkey and Poland have improved their performance since 2007. LPI (Logistics Performance Index) is a measurement designed by The World Bank, helping to assess logistic performance since 2007.Previously found similarity was probably caused by the geographical location of both countries. In recent research, the proven similarity ends. That fact implies questions and encourages to look for a cause of divergence in the development. A particular country is often a subject of an international economic climate, and internal and external factors influencing promoted progress. Therefore, for some regions, it is a task where a positive influence and additional time are needed. Turbulent factors force to adjust the local development strategies of a state as well as local supply chain partners reaching global cooperation.

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