Şûrâ-yı devletten danıştaya

Şûrâ-yı devletten danıştaya

by Zeki Eraslan

Book 2 of Türk Tarih Kurumu yayınları. IV/A-2-1.4. dizi -- sayı:

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An empire from the source of the birth of modern Turkey, which has a heterogeneous structure with a critical section of the main objectives of the Tanzimat reform period are uniform and institutions to protect the integrity of the empire by establishing a state order. The Tanzimat bureaucracy has seen that the path to this is through the establishment of a rational administration based on law. This is the starting point of the enactment movements. The state of the Şûrâ-yı, which was the subject of the study, emerged as a result of the relocation of the parliament as the last ring of the changes of the Court of Justice, and became the symbol of the transition to the administrative regime in the central government. It is clear that the State was established in order to ensure the continuation of the process. When the study is examined, it is understood that the aim is not to write a State history of the Republic of Turkey.

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