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Until 2000's Turkey was a hybrid regime with many elements of democracy and hidden military power. In this decade, Turkey has got rid of military elements by the sake of some courts which was very politically motivated. Many journalists and writers of opposition has been jailed with obscure reasons. Today, in the third term of ruling Islamist party AKP, Turkey is more like a Dictatorship which is like a mixture of Putin's Russia and Middle-Eastern theocratic dictatorships. However, civil society 'still' has some power, although it is getting worse everyday.
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When was Nationalist Democracy Party - Turkey - created?
Nationalist Democracy Party - Turkey - was created in 1983.
What type of government does Turkey have?
== Turkey is a republican parliamentary democracy.
When did democracy die in Turkey?
Turkey is still a democracy, but it is increasingly becoming an illiberal democracy. This shift began in the mid-2000s as the AKP, Turkey's Islamist Party, became the dominant party in Turkish politics and began censoring opposition to its beliefs.
What is Turkey's form of Government?
It is either republic or parliamentary.A parliamentary system for A+ users
Does Turkey have a federalist system of government?
No, Turkey is a Parliamentary Democracy, they do not use a Federalist or Capitalist sense of business when conducting decisions or actions for their country.
What has the author Bora Kanra written?
Bora Kanra has written: 'Islam, democracy, and dialog in Turkey'
What type of government does turkey have now?
Turkey has Parliamentary republic regime.
Is israel the only democracy in the Middle East?
No. Turkey, along with Israel, is a liberal parliamentary democracy in the Middle East Other imperfect democracies in this region include Palestine, Lebanon, Iraq, and Kuwait.
What is the political situation in turkey right now?
The political situation in Turkey right now is not very stable. As of March 2014, there were some demonstrations that were going on which makes it rather unsafe.
Is Israel one of the two democracies in the Middle East?
Israel is certainly a Middle Eastern democracy, but there are two others: Turkey and Cyprus.
What country was established as the first true democracy in the Middle East?
Israel and Turkey both became functional parliamentary democracies at roughly the same time 1949-1950. (Prior to this the Republic of Turkey was an authoritarian republic.)
What is a transitional democracies?
A transitional democracy is a country that is reletively democratic but shows incomplete signs of democratic consolodations. They fall midway between an established democracy and non-democracy. Countries of this nature include, Mexico, Chile, Turkey, and many African countries.
