الظاهرة الحزبية في تركيا : بين ثنائية الاستقرار و التنمية : قراءة تاريخية

Abstract EN

Since its founding by Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, the modern Turkish state has witnessed a diversification of the party system adopted.

Where the first Turkish constitution approved the one-party system based on the party's management of state affairs politically, economically and socially as well, to move later to a multi-party system following the repercussions of the end of World War II on the international political system.

Economically, the Turkish economy has experienced periods of recovery and development, but they were not relatively long, compared to the periods of repeated economic crises, which at some stages turned into chronic crises.

Therefore, this study aims to examine the relationship between the dualism of the economy and the nature of the approved party system, and to what extent the Turkish economy is affected by the nature of the party system and the form of governments that run it.