Multi-Party Experience in Turkey and its Impact on the Kurdish Cause (1946-1960(
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https://doi.org/10.66026/qbpme328Keywords:
Factor, Change , System, Democracy, Multiple Parties.Abstract
This research is an introduction to the study of the historical period following second world War ,the conditions resulting from the end of the war, and the settlements that took place between the warring countries..
These included political, social, and economic aspects. It is worth noting that one of the important changes following the end of second World War was the political change, as there redical change in the policy of governance in Turkey, in terms of managing the country by a single party to adopting a multi-party policy in Turkey, and the changes that resulted from this in the country.
The political changes that occurred in Turkey from this historical period were more influenced by external factors compared to internal factors, and from this standpoint this study tries to prove that, which was a major reason in order not to form a democratic political system in the past .
The Democratic Party in Turkey , was one of the parties that was established after these changes , with the establishment of this party , a great conflict and competition between itself and the Republican people ‘s party , which had a great impact on the emergence of the Kurdish cause . The policy of the Democratic party toward the Kurds in Turkey during this period ,especially in the 1950-1960 , in which he tries to present the the content of this policy ,as well as the reasons behind this policy How have the Kurds as a nation benefited from this new stage .All this through the method of gathering different information , analyzing events and comparing them with the previous stage and the policy of the Republican people’s party.
Whether the implementation of the new system in terms of form or cntent,and the resulting of multi-party politics in the country.
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