This article uncovers the relationship between the intra-paradigm power struggle of two rival political parties in 1970s Turkey and their identity formations. Given the economy-laden context of Turkish–European relations in the 1970s, the (re)production of Europe as an identificatory reference between the National Salvation Party (NSP) and the Justice Party (JP) is of special interest. This investigation will help shed light on how the power relations—that both actors were situated in—can be mirrored through their struggle for identity. Moreover, will it contribute to highlighting the functionality of foreign policy in the production of identity. In analytical terms, this study borrows case-restricted concepts from the post-structuralist theory of international relations, and gathers its case data from the 1970s National Assembly records.

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土耳其的 EEC 成员身份作为身份斗争的画布：NSP 与 JP

本文揭示了 1970 年代土耳其两个对立政党的范式内权力斗争及其身份形成之间的关系。鉴于 1970 年代土耳其与欧洲关系的经济背景，将欧洲的（再）生产作为救国党 (NSP) 和正义党 (JP) 之间的识别参考具有特别的意义。这项调查将有助于阐明权力关系——这两个行为者所处的位置——如何通过他们为身份而进行的斗争反映出来。此外，它是否有助于突出外交政策在身份产生中的功能。在分析方面，本研究借鉴了后结构主义国际关系理论中的案例限制概念，并从 1970 年代国民议会记录中收集了案例数据。