صلاحيات السلطة التشريعية في رقابة السلطة التنفيذية في النظام الرئاسي من النمط التركي

Abstract EN

The government system became the central debate in Turkey during the initialization of the 1982 Constitution that placed an irresponsible but powerful president.

In 2007, Turkey adopted some constitutional amendments that initiated the election of the President directly by the people.

This change, however, made the government system vulnerable to a crisis stemmed from possible disputes between the two popularly elected executive authorities, the President and the prime minister.

After the April 16 referendum, Turkey is on the verge of a change in the direction of a “Turkish presidential system.” This study examines the supervisory authority of the legislature over the executive authority in the new system in comparison with both the presidential system examples and the existing system in Turkey.