Turkish Public Administration in the 21. Century Fatih Demir indir

Turkey, with its highly centralized, hierarchical, and bureaucratic management structure, has been suffering from unsuccesful, unfinished and sometimes reversed reform efforts. The public administration reforms in Turkey tend to repeat each other and the same solutions are offered over and over again. The administrative problems faced by the Turkish public administration cause and / or exacerbate political, social and economic issues; but they are also worsened by these problems, which tend to become a vicious cycle. Therefore, it will be a proper approach to address the issue of administrative restructuring from a holistic perspective and to consider the interaction of the government system with other social systems. It should not be forgotten that, as Turkey became a candidate for European Union membership in December 1999, it has become important to realize the reforms that would pave the way for integration to the European Union. The solution of the problems of public administration will be realized through a comprehensive reorganization that was discussed within the context of the harmonization process with the EU. Daha az göster