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The picture of bourgeoisie in Turkey and it's economic and social effects to the development of Turkey

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2006
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In this study Turkey, which was founded many years ago and whosename has always been associated with a developing country on the worldeconomic platform has been undertaken in terms of how the investor sector,the most important source in Turkey?s improvement, has been formed, it?sexisting situation and it?s economic and social effects on the Turkish peopleduring a large period.Beginning from Ottoman Empire the authority and effects of non-Muslim had been tried to be reduced by the westernizing movement,especially with the İT methods. Although it has been tried to form asubstitution of Turk-Muslim bourgeouisie instead of this class, the targetswere because of the conditions of that time, hard to reach. The activities ofbringing up businessman by the support of state had been continued afterproclamination of the republic and the effects of the state in this fieldeventuated in different ways in the economic process of Turkey. Especiallyafter 1950 there have been some positive developments in the local industrialbourgeouisie.It?s been tried to put forth that, with 1960s the political climate fosteredthe growth of holding companies in the country; after 1980 the expandingforeign policy encouraged the capital holders to deal with markets outsidethe country and especially since the 1990s they reinforced their place andstatus by building universities, supporting media and adding some socialcultural activities for the society and built up domination over it.Keywords: national bourgeoisie, economic history of Turkey, liberal economy

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Esra Şentürk

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Esra Şentürk (Master Thesis). The picture of bourgeoisie in Turkey and it's economic and social effects to the development of Turkey, 2006, Gazi University.

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