Özet:

The 1980s marked the beginning of a new era in Turkish public administration with developments that profoundly affected the understanding of public administration, and a process of change began to take place from legislation to institutional structuring. In the democratic process, which expresses the transition from state-centered modernization to society-centered modernization, which includes a significant change in economic, political, social, cultural and administrative terms with the pre-1980 period and significant differences in mentality and practice in public administration, public administration has also been significantly affected. The Civil Administrative System and the civil administrators, who are the executive actors that operate it, have also had an important position as both the subject and the subject of the developments in this process. In this context, the aim of the study is to analyze the changes in the scope of duty, authority and functions of the Civil Administration System, which is an important element of the Turkish administration system and the provincial administration form of the central administration, in the democratization process.

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