Presidential System
Domestic Consolidation, International Pro-Activism
| Foreign PolicyThe changing nature of the global political economy in the aftermath of the economic crisis …
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Domestic PolicyTurkey to Renew Governing Mechanisms after Referendum
By Kılıç Buğra KanatWith the end of the referendum process, Turkey enters a new phase that necessitates important steps in a smooth transition from a hybrid system to a presidential system.
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Domestic PolicyTurkey’s Referendum a Reaction against the Coup Tradition
By Burhanettin DuranIt would be very wrong to compare the April vote with previous constitutional reforms, which were forcefully created by the representatives of the coup tradition
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Domestic PolicyThe Constitutional Amendment Draft: The End of Debates on Change in the Turkish Political System?
By Serdar GülenerDebate over the government system has occupied Turkey’s political and constitutional agenda for many years. Yet the discussions that have taken place have not, until very recently, progressed beyond the level of popular discourse.
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Presidential System: A Latin American Experience
By Hazal DuranAfter President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's official visit to the three Latin American countries of...
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Turkey’s Search for a Presidential System
By Fahrettin AltunAll actors on the political stage are in agreement that Turkey needs a new...
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The Economic Impact of a Presidential System
A presidential system will also allow better macro-policy coordination among the Finance, Development, Industry and Social Security Ministries and international trade, as there will be a clear line of upward hierarchy and better performance monitoring.
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Presidentialism: The Turkish Way?
By Burhanettin DuranThe main theme of the meeting related to Turkey's need to design a unique type of presidential system in light of its own democratic progress.
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Presidential System is not Authoritarian
By Ali AslanOpposition parties vehemently objected to the proposal of a presidential system, arguing that it will lead Turkey to an authoritarian, one-man regime. But upon close inspection, it can be seen that a presidential system is not necessarily authoritarian or undemocratic.