Empirical Evidence on Judicial Independence and the Rule of Law in Türkiye

Özet

This study examines judicial independence and the rule of law in Türkiye. Survey responses and administrative records were analysed with panel regression methods. Key themes include justice, rule of law, judicial. Legal and institutional reform is argued to be necessary to protect human rights and combat corruption.

Künye

Yayın türü

Bildiri

Dergi / Yayınevi / Etkinlik

7th International Symposium on Law, Governance and Institutions

Yıl

2020

Dil

İngilizce

WoS araştırma alanı

Government & Law

Anahtar sözcükler

justice, rule of law, judicial

Yazar sırası (kurum yazarı)

Last

Atıf (WoS / Scopus / Toplam)

0 / 0 / 8

Kurum araştırmacısı

Doç. Dr. Alper Yiğit Coşkun

Erişim ve lisans

Açık erişim · ccCC BY

Kalıcı bağlantı

https://avys.mr1.com.tr/yayin/258

BMSKA Sınıflandırma Gerekçesi

SDG 16: Barış, Adalet ve Güçlü Kurumlar en yüksek skoru aldı (98.2 ≥ eşik 28). Eşleşen kavramlar: law, rule of law, judicial, justice, institution, corruption, human rights, legal.

Model: TF-IDF (karakter n-gram) + Türkçe/İngilizce anahtar kelime sözlüğü v1 · atama eşiği 28.0 · yöntem: sorgu-seti · JSON gerekçe · tüm eşleşme kayıtları

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