EU and turkish foreign policies - synergies for the Southern Caucasus?

The thesis explores the potential for Turkey to become a valuable member of the EU, emphasizing the need for compatible foreign policies between the two entities during lengthy accession negotiations. It highlights the importance of Turkey's relationships with Georgia, Armenia, and Azerbaijan, suggesting that friendly ties could enhance EU foreign policy. The study critiques the separate research on the European Neighbourhood Policy and EU enlargement, questioning whether their interests in the Southern Caucasus can align to create beneficial synergies.