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Hegemonic Preservation of Constitutional Courts: The Case Of Turkey,Used
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The purpose of this book is to investigate the political and legal contest about the recent decisions of the Turkish Constitutional Court with the purpose of determining its role which falls in an area between law and politics. This study consists of an Introduction, four chapters and conclusion. The introduction is a discussion about the aim and scope of the study. The first chapter comparatively explores the emergence and changeability of the duties and powers of the constitutional courts in the world. The second chapter examines the establishment of the Constitutional Court in Turkey. Some decisions based on the powers of the Constitutional Court according to 1961 and 1982 constitutions are explored. The third chapter analyses recent three decisions which caused the debates about the Constitutional Court in 2007 and 2008. The opinions of lawyers, politicians, academicians and journalists about these controversial decisions that are discussed for a long term in public opinion are included. The forth and the last chapter explores whether or not the Constitutional Court had political aims with these decisions?
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