Abstract
Today, all European governments and public opinions are different about the orientation they want to be taken place in the European Union (EU). Indeed, it is a global problem about the Union they expect to see in the future: a communitarian, an intergovernmental, an economic, a political, maybe even a military Union. Amongst all these touchy issues, the problem of enlargement, and especially, enlargement of the Union by adding Turkey, is really a specific problem, partly because it is linked to culture and religion. Integration of Tuekey into the Union is a particularly burning issue because it is mainly a Muslim country, whereas the inhabitants of the European Union have a mainly Jew or Christian background.
