Patrimonial characteristics of Turkish public bureaucracy in the Özal era
Patrimonial characteristics of Turkish public bureaucracy in the Özal era
This thesis analyzes patrimonial characteristics of Turkish public bureaucracy in the era between 1983-1993. Patrimonial taints within the structure of public bureaucracy will be elucidated from a diachronic perspective. The thesis will elaborate the revitalization of patrimonialism in the first half of 1980s signified with Motherland Party’s seizure of power in 1983. The study shall exclusively cover major policy changes targeting a societal change by New Right policies and transaction between New Right policies and transformation of bureaucracy. It shall also assert that patrimonial figures were revitalized by the New Right Policies’ applications.
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Özer, Buğra
- Bilkent University Turkey
Public Administration, Public administration, Ozal, New Right, Patrimonialism, Public bureaucracy, JF1501 .O94 1998, Bureaucracy., Kamu Yönetimi, Public administration., Public Bureaucracy, Patrimonial state, Özal, Turgut, Bureaucracy
Public Administration, Public administration, Ozal, New Right, Patrimonialism, Public bureaucracy, JF1501 .O94 1998, Bureaucracy., Kamu Yönetimi, Public administration., Public Bureaucracy, Patrimonial state, Özal, Turgut, Bureaucracy
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