Sustainable development and environment politics of Turkey
2010
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The World can obtain the natural balance, before the Industrial Revolution. In the last 150-200 years in the industry as a result of mechanization and mass production late has become unable to maintain the natural balance. As a consequence, economic growth and development, environmental pollution has brought with it. After the Second World War, European countries have entered a rapid development process and to rebuild the demolished cities and industry while protecting the environment was often neglected. But after a while, now aware of the environment has been corrected itself. As a consequence, sustainable development concept has emerged and development, but sustainable when it makes sense, environmental damage to the environment and in defiance will be the development, the benefits do more harm than the thought of domination has begun. In this context, The World, European countries, Turkey and the studies are analyzed and an overview of our environmental policies were introduced.
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Dr. Murat Yüksek
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Murat Yüksek (Master Thesis). Sustainable development and environment politics of Turkey, 2010, Gaziantep University, İktisat Bölümü.
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