The politics of rapid urbanization : government and growth in modern Turkey

Michael N. Danielson · Ruşen Keleş

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Turkish Urban and Social Issues Urban Planning and Governance Historical Turkish Studies

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The relationship between rapid urbanization and the political system in Turkey from the late 1940s to 1980 is Focusing primarily on Istanbul and on the modern planned city of Ankara [the authors] analyze the many aspects of Turkish government and politics--including governmental structure public finance bureacracy intergovernmental relations political participation special interest groups and public policy--as they relate to the pattern of urban development. At the same time the reciprocal consequences of urbanization for the Turkish political system are explored. (EXCERPT)

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