TÜRKİYE’DE DÜZENLEYİCİ KURUMLARIN YAPISI, İŞLEVİ VE DÖNÜŞÜMÜ

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2017

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İlk olarak ABD’de ortaya çıkan ve 1970’lerden itibaren yeni bir işlev ve yapıyla pekçok ülkede benzer ortak özelliklerle yaygınlaşan düzenleyici kurumlar Türkiye’de de önemli bir işleve sahip olmuşlardır. Ancak idari ve siyasi kültür, ekonomik sistem ve idari teşkilatların yapısal özellikleri gibi etkenler nedeniyle bu kurumların işlev ve yapısı ülkeden ülkeye farklılaşabilmektedir. Temelde kurumsal özerklik ve karar organlarının bağımsızlığı nitelikleriyle ve ekonomik kamu düzenine ilişkin kolluk işlevleriyle düzenleyici kurumlar neo-liberal politikaların uygulanmasında etkili bir role sahip olmuş ve Türkiye’de kurulmalarının ardından geçen süre içerisinde daha iyi anlaşılmış, aynı zamanda idari teşkilatta yaşanan dönüşümden etkilenmişlerdir. Yerinden yönetim içerisinde yer alan bu kamu kurumlarıyla ilgili mevzuatta çok sık ve köklü değişiklikler yaşanmış ve genel bir eğilim olarak bu kurumlar üzerinde merkezi idarenin yetkilerinde bir artış yaşanmıştır.

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The Structure, Function and Transformation of Regulatory Agencies in Turkey
ABSTRACT: Regulatory agencies became widespread in 1970’s carrying a new function and therefore having a new structure in many countries including Turkey. However, the function and structure of these institutions has been varied depending on the administrative and political culture, economic system and structural features of the administrative organisation of the country. Described by the characteristics of institutional autonomy, the independency of decision-making body and regulation of economic public order, these institutions have played an important role in the application of neo-liberal policies. Meanwhile the role and structure of these institutions has been understood after the elapsed time since the establishment of these regulatory agencies while they have been affected by the transformation of Turkish administrative organisation. After the establishment of these institutions, it was made many fundamental amendments in the relevant Laws rendering these institutions more dependent to the central administration which is a reflection of the general tendency of centralisation.

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