CUMHURBAŞKANLIĞI HÜKÜMET SİSTEMİ: MERKEZ-YEREL İLİŞKİLERİNDE KURUMSAL DEĞİŞİM VE DÖNÜŞÜM.

Turkish public administration has undergone various institutional changes and transformations in the historical process. In Turkey, urbanization factor has affected social life to a great extent. Urbanization has been the determining factor in the change of Turkish public administration in the administrative, economic and technological developments. The most considerable change occurred after the founding of the Republic is switching to the Presidential System. In the public opinion, the current system is referred to as the Turkish-Type Presidential System or the Presidential System. Regardless of the name, the system has undoubtedly affected all institutions of the Turkish public administration. The new system in which the President is active has required public institutions to renew their memory and experiences. The new system has also significantly affected the relations between existing central and local governments. The authority in the relations between the central administration and local administrations is given to the Ministry of Interior and Ministry of Environment and Urbanization. New institutions were established in the organization of these Ministries, and the distribution of authority and duties in provincial organizations were renewed. For example, the responsibility of YİKOB has been increased in local services. Some of the services provided by the governorship were transferred to the provincial organization of the Ministry of Environment and Urbanization. In this study, new institutions emerging in the relations between central government and local government within the framework of the new system will be examined. The current situation analysis for the change will be made available to the interested parties. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]