PUBLIC MANAGEMENT REFORMS IN TURKEY

Fatih Demir

Public administration issues, 2021, issue 6, 63-83

Abstract: This article focuses on public management reforms in Turkey and how the reform trajectory has changed over the past two decades. Reforms in Turkey represent a mixture of ideas and reform elements that are constantly evolving under the influence of foreign actors, especially the European Union, efforts to respond to global reform trends, and domestic political developments. The article is divided into three parts. The first part gives a brief picture of the political-administrative structure of the country. The second part provides a landscape of the reform initiatives in the last two decades. The third part examines the main challenges Turkey might face in the coming years in terms of implementing reforms and provides a discussion on how they can be addressed.

Keywords: public management; reforms; Turkey; bureaucracy (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2021
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