“De-constitutionalism” in Turkey?
Acar, Ali
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2016
Verfassungsblog
2016-05-19
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Can “de-” be a modifier to describe the constitutionalism in a country? "De-constitutionalism" is what Prof. Kemal Gözler, a constitutional law scholar, has termed the current state of constitutionalism in Turkey. His argument is that constitutional bad faith practices employed by the constitutional institutions (mainly the executive, but also the judiciary) lead one to hold the view that there is no more a (valid) constitution in Turkey. Whatever it is termed, one thing is certain: that Turkey is undergoing a constitutional deadlock or crisis, and its indicators can be observed on many occasions.
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Acar, Ali
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Constitutional Crisis
Constitutional Reform
Recep Tayyip Erdoğan
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https://staging.verfassungsblog.de/de-constitutionalism-in-turkey/
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