Turkey after the parliamentary elections of 7 June 2015. Some reflections on the political and institutional framework
A. Di Gregorio, Bezen Balamir Coşkun
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A. Di Gregorio, Bezen Balamir Coşkun
Abstract
This article analyses the June parliamentary elections in Turkey and provides a general framework of the current legislation and the evaluations of the international observers who were present during the process. The recent political events are an occasion to reflect as well upon the constitutional system of the country, to comment on the form of government, the behaviour of the President and the future of the constitutional engineering process. Tag: Turkey, parliamentary, elections, constitutional system President
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This article analyses the June parliamentary elections in Turkey and provides a general framework of the current legislation and the evaluations of the international observers who were present during the process. The recent political events are an occasion to reflect as well upon the constitutional system of the country, to comment on the form of government, the behaviour of the President and the future of the constitutional engineering process. Tag: Turkey, parliamentary, elections, constitutional system President
Key concepts: General election, Political science, Politics, Legislation, Government (linguistics), Parliamentary procedure, Political process, Political system