Refrigeration of the state in the framework of neo-liberal politics in Turkey: Local autonomy in political and administrative perceptions

Liberalism, the individual must be free of stresses. Neo-liberalism, however, understanding the collective thinking in the face of liberal economic policy as the pioneer of seeing the individual, market-based solutions are seen as offering. Turkey's neo-liberal policies after 1980, privatization, deregulation, and globalization is emerging as the dissemination of political liberalization. Modernizing the freedoms in the world, a mainstay in the economy of the state of developments and is always close. In light of these developments in the world of liberalism to be in the nature of the impact of modernization in Turkey reveals the front foot. Society of the prevailing situation in the country after the crisis in 1980, reveals the inadequacy of existing policies. As a result of administrative reform are being made by the crisis need for innovation. Thus, the self-sufficiency of ozerkliklig by the idea of neo-liberal said to have emerged with the developments in the axis. Therefore, our study is the restructuring of the neo-liberal approach to the emergence of principles of management, local government, describes the relationship between the Central and local administration. To operate the Parliament in the areas of the country that is called is determined by the laws that are revealed by Autonomous local government structures. Autonomy; self-government and autonomy as it is used. Live in the country in order to fulfill the duties and responsibilities of individuals and groups is a prerequisite for autonomy. The actual neo-liberal transformation of our country with new institutions to put aside the tradition revealed in trying to investigate the social structure of organizations undergoing a process of modernization within the framework were examined. In this context, neo-liberal policies of political and administrative autonomy within the framework of the topics are explained. Keywords: Liberalism, Neo-Liberalism, Reconstruction, Political Autonomy, Administrative Autonomy.