On the recordJuly 14, 2014
Quite often economic progress can be short circuited and cut off if the political system does not match the progress going on in the economic system.
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congress.govQuite often economic progress can be short circuited and cut off if the political system does not match the progress going on in the economic system.
Rohrabacher emphasizes the link between economic and political progress in Turkey.
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