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Turkish soccer event in the process of institutional autonomy period

2010
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Advisor: Yrd. Doç. Dr. Gülten Hergüner

Abstract (EN)

This study, until the last day of Turkish Football management experience in the process of institutional change, autonomy within applications by examining how the development of Turkish Football management follow a process that has been done to reveal.To determine the stage of the development of Turkish Football management made in this study were used for this literature, relevant laws and regulations related to job qualifications and the resources were reviewed and evaluated.In the Ottoman period, the first sports organization started in 1903 based on football and football clubs in the period up until 1922 they continued with troops from the date of football in Turkey, has undergone many structural changes. After the Ottoman Empire and the Republic of Turkey, including the football, other sports federations is connected to the upper level of construction, began in 1922 autonomous organizations, political and economic effects in 1929 after the 1936 half-center, the center has been made in 1938. However, starting from 1951 after the single-party era of Turkish football in the world and the professional development center pressures created by the partial solutions to problems were found. The economic and political developments in Turkey after 1983 as a result, a law issued in 1988 and are affiliated with the professional soccer organization that was independent of the parent organization. Referred to as the liberalization process, autonomy in football, as well as these developments in order to meet emerging needs, 1989, 1992, 2000, legal changes were made in 2005 and 2007.

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Dr. Sertaç Erdem

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Sertaç Erdem (Master Thesis). Turkish soccer event in the process of institutional autonomy period, 2010, Sakarya University, Beden Eğitimi ve Spor Bölümü.

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