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How Courts Adapt: Lessons from the Constitutional Court of Turkey
Const. Court of Turkey
How Courts Adapt: Lessons from the Constitutional Court of Turkey
Const. Court of Turkey

Alexei TROCHEV

The Constitutional Court of Turkey: Between Legal and Political Reasoning is a sophisticated, impressive, and comprehensive analysis of the Turkish Constitutional Court’s (CCT) operation since its founding in 1961…

Const. Court of Turkey
Constitutional Court of Turkey: Decision Making between Legal and Political Reasoning and the Practice of Dissent
Const. Court of Turkey
Constitutional Court of Turkey: Decision Making between Legal and Political Reasoning and the Practice of Dissent
Const. Court of Turkey

Oya YEGEN

The Constitutional Court of Turkey (Anayasa Mahkemesi, AYM) is going through difficult times. In the past couple of years, the lower courts have refused to comply with its decisions, resulting in the high court issuing a second ruling for rights violation…

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Constitutional Judges in Emerging Autocracies
Const. Court of Turkey
Constitutional Judges in Emerging Autocracies
Const. Court of Turkey

Kriszta KOVÁCS & Gábor Attila TÓTH

A much-needed, comprehensive analysis of Turkish constitutional case law has recently been published. Silvia von Steinsdorff, Ece Göztepe, Maria Abad Andrade and Felix Petersen have co-authored the book…

Const. Court of Turkey
The Constitutional Court of Turkey between Legal and Political Reasoning: Perspectives From Outside and From Within
Const. Court of Turkey
The Constitutional Court of Turkey between Legal and Political Reasoning: Perspectives From Outside and From Within
Const. Court of Turkey

Ece GÖZTEPE & Silvia VON STEINSDORFF

Constitutional courts have been regarded as effective protectors of the newly established constitutional order in emerging democracies in many European countries since the 1950s. The German and Italian constitutional courts are the first and most prominent examples of a long list…

Const. Court of Turkey