Article detail · 2018 · article
The Presidential Government System in Turkey: Discussions, Shortcomings, Suggestions
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Abstract
The presidential government system introduced in Turkey with a referendum caused much stir in the political life of the country. The communal subversion experienced was almost at unprecedented scale. Much writing was produced on the ideological and factionalizing climate that the referendum result brought. This article focuses on the technical and administrative implications the new model presents. The model, surely, suffers some shortcomings and should be amended in some respects. This article determines some of these shortcomings and offers solutions considering the democratic and administrative traditions of Turkey.
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