2014
DOI: 10.21563/sutad.187111
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Ekonomi-Politik Bağlamda Yaşanan AK Parti- Cemaat Olaylarının Türk Basınına Yansımaları: Yeni Şafak, Star, Zaman, Bugün ve Milliyet Gazeteleri Örneği

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“…However, after an intense political conflict emerged in 2012 between the AKP government and the Gülen religious community (Toruk and Olkun, 2014), which had once been strategic alliance in overthrowing the tutelage of the traditional elite, the government released a law draft for higher education in 2014 that provided YÖK with stronger hand in controlling private universities: in the draft, YÖK is entitled with the right to abolish a private university upon which its investigation concludes with "consistent inadequacies" in educational, administrative, and financial matters in a university, and to approve the members of board of trustees by the majority (two-third) of YÖK council (Radikal, 23 June 2014). Meantime, the government increased pressures on the Gülen community by accusing them for engaging in filling the academic positions in public universities with those loyal to the community (Sabah, 18 April 2014).…”
Section: Turkish Higher Education In Political Contextmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, after an intense political conflict emerged in 2012 between the AKP government and the Gülen religious community (Toruk and Olkun, 2014), which had once been strategic alliance in overthrowing the tutelage of the traditional elite, the government released a law draft for higher education in 2014 that provided YÖK with stronger hand in controlling private universities: in the draft, YÖK is entitled with the right to abolish a private university upon which its investigation concludes with "consistent inadequacies" in educational, administrative, and financial matters in a university, and to approve the members of board of trustees by the majority (two-third) of YÖK council (Radikal, 23 June 2014). Meantime, the government increased pressures on the Gülen community by accusing them for engaging in filling the academic positions in public universities with those loyal to the community (Sabah, 18 April 2014).…”
Section: Turkish Higher Education In Political Contextmentioning
confidence: 99%