What is Living and What is Dead in the Turkish Parliament? by Doruk Erhan

“…On January 30th, 2024, the Turkish Parliament officially revoked the mandate of Can Atalay, an opposition MP representing the earthquake-affected city of Hatay. …”
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The Turkish Nation as a Bridge: Imagining a Nation in Turkish Parliamentary Discourse by Erdogan Aykaç

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Patterns of the Parliamentary Debates: How Deliberative are Turkish Democratic Opening Debates? by Akgül Çiğdem Görgün, Akgül Musa

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1921 Yılı TBMM Zabıt Ceridelerinde Sovyet Rusya ile İlgili Görüşler by Gül Çakır

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Navigating underrepresentation and gendered barriers to women's political power: Narratives and experiences of women parliamentarians in Turkey by Anna Ehrhart

“…The findings illustrate that navigating the informal barriers women MPs experience in the Turkish parliament happens both individually and in collective ways. …”
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The Final Trick? Separation of Powers, Checks and Balances, and the Recomposition of the Turkish State by Felix Petersen, Zeynep Yanaşmayan

“…<p>The Turkish parliament has recently passed constitutional amendments that will, pending the public referendum in spring 2017, set aside decades of parliamentary system tradition. …”
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Political roots of religious exclusion in Turkey by Nefes, T

“…It relies on a qualitative content analysis of the discussions on the Armenian, Greek and Jewish foundations in the Turkish parliament in the 2000s. While doing so, the research brings together the academic literatures on the perception of religious minorities in Turkey with the group threat perspective. …”

Political Representation of Women in Turkey by Burcu Taşkın

“…This paper analyzes both the descriptive and the substantive sides of women’s representation in Turkey and argues that although the proportion of women politicians in the Turkish Parliament increased from only 4 % in 1999 to 17.6 % in the 2018 general elections, this has not been reflected in an increase in women MPs’ effectiveness. …”
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Inter-party mobility in the Turkish Grand National Assembly: curse orblessing? by İlter Turan, Şeref İba, Ayşe Zarakol

“…Historically, there have been high levels of inter-party mobility in the Turkish parliament. The military makers of the 1982 constitution felt that party changing not only promoted political instability and was unethical, but they also feared that it might undermine the two party system they were trying to build. …”
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Albanian uprising in Kosovska Mitrovica in 1912 by Biševac Slaviša I.

“…Authorities were not able to stop the spread of the uprising, so that they agreed to write elections for Turkish parliament. These elections represented a crucial moment for Mitrovica's Serbs as well, whom were trying to make a correct decision, and to join the right part in the electoral list.…”
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LGBT in Turkey: Policies and Experiences by Ceylan Engin

“…This study first introduces a macro-level analysis of the politics of gender identity in Turkey by analyzing the debates of four deputies in the Turkish Parliament, each representing their parties’ disparate viewpoints. …”
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Mustafa Kemal Ataturk and dissolution of Caliphate by عباس قدیمی قیداری, شهناز جنگجو قولنجی

“…Having used this opportunity  in 1922,Mustafa Kemal Ataturk overruled the monarchy by legislating a law and then he overruled the caliphate  after passing a law in the Turkish parliament, having the last caliph leave the country .In addition to political factors which brought about the decline of the Ottoman caliph there were other factors which were effective in Sultans  religious status decline. …”
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Kamu Hastane Birlikleri Hakkında Kanun Tasarısı ve Hakkaniyet by Alpaslan Türkkan

“…</p><p><strong>Anahtar Kelimeler: </strong>Sağlıkta dönüşüm programı, kamu hastane birlikleri, hakkaniyet</p><p><strong>Abstract</strong></p><p>The draft law of Public Hospital Associations, which is a part of Health Transformation Program and which aims at reorganization of Ministry of Health by organizing the second and third level health services, is expected to be discussed in the general assembly of the Turkish Parliament. The draft has been an important discussion point in the health care environment since it first got prepared in 2007. …”
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On the 100th Anniversary of the Grand National Assembly of Turkey, Supreme Military Command and President of the Assembly Seals of Mustafa Kemal Pasha by Murat Turan

“…The First Grand National Assembly Building, Ankara, was the home of the Turkish Parliament between April 23, 1920 and October 18, 1924. …”
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The perspectives of politicians on tobacco control in Turkey by Ozcebe, H, Erguder, T, Balcilar, M, Ursu, P, Reeves, A, Stuckler, D, Snell, A, Galea, G, Mikkelsen, B, Mauer-Stender, K

“…The policy analysis included an examination of the minutes of deliberations at the GNAT—which is the Turkish parliament and unicameral Turkish legislature—1 year before and 1 year after the break years associated with an increase or decrease in tobacco consumption.…”

Prevention of hemoglobinopathies in Turkey by Mehmet Akif Çürük, Erdinç Yalın, Kıymet Aksoy

“…After many populationscreening studies, a law was passed in 1993 by the Turkish Parliament for the eradication of hemoglobinopathies. …”
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