HUK205

School of Law \ Law

3

4

Compulsory

Turkish

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Law

In the course, basic information, principles and institutions of administrative law are discussed. In the course, the concept of administration in general, the characteristics of administrative law, its sources, field of application, basic principles, administrative organization, tools and procedures of the administration will be examined.

Bahtiyar AKYILMAZ / Murat SEZGİNER / Cemil KAYA, Türk İdare Hukuku, Seçkin, 18. Baskı, 2024.
Bahtiyar AKYILMAZ / Murat SEZGİNER / Cemil KAYA, Türk İdare Hukuku Pratik Çalışma Kitab, Seçkin, 7. Baskı, 2024.
Süleyman ARSLAN / Bahtiyar AKYILMAZ / Murat SEZGİNER / Cemil KAYA, İdare Hukuku Mevzuatı, Seçkin, 19. Baskı, 2024.

The course aims to provide students with a comprehensive knowledge of the concepts of administrative law, the structure of administrative organization, the tools of administrative activity and administrative procedures. The course teaches in detail the organic and functional structures of the administration, the characteristics of administrative acts and contracts in order to enable students to understand the legal frameworks and principles governing the activities of the administration. It is aimed to develop students' ability to properly analyze the practice of public administration and administrative law.

1. Explains the concepts of administrative law and the place of this field in public law.
2. Defines the structure of administrative organization, central and decentralized administration systems and the general principles of these structures.
3. Has a command of the tools of administrative activity and administrative procedures, the elements of these procedures and their termination processes.
4. Distinguishes practices such as hierarchy, delegation of authority and mandate within the administrative organization.
5. Has a command of the contracts of the administration, the differences between private law and administrative contracts and the procedures for making these contracts.
6. Defines the concept, characteristics and types of administrative acts and compares their relationship with administrative actions.
7. Discusses the basic principles related to the activities of the administration and the role of these principles in legal regulations.
8. Analyzes the tools and procedures of the administration from a legal perspective and makes practical evaluations on examples.

Week 1: Administration and Administrative Law in General - Administrative Law as a Branch of Public Law - General Information on Administration - Characteristics of Administrative Law - Sources of Administrative Law - Hierarchy Among Administrative Actions
Week 2: Administration and Administrative Law in General - Administrative Regime - Field of Administration - Basic Principles Affecting Administration
Week 3: Administration in Organic Meaning (Administrative Organization) - General Principles Dominating Administrative Organization - Delegation of Authority / Signature Delegation / Delegation / Delegation / Delegation
Week 4: Administrative Organization - Principle of Integrity of Administration - Public Legal Personality - Central Administrative Organization (Capital Organization)
Week 5: Administrative Organization - Central Administration Organization (Provincial Organization) - Decentralization Organization (Local Administrations)
Week 6: Administrative Organization - Decentralization Organization (Decentralization Institutions in terms of Service)
Week 7: Administration in Functional Meaning (Means of Administration's Activities) - Administrative Actions
Week 8: Tools of the Administration - Administrative Acts (Concept, Features)
Week 9: Tools of the Administration - Administrative Acts (Enforcement, Types)
Week 10: Tools of the Administration - Administrative Acts (Elements, Termination)
Week 11: Tools of the Administration - Contracts of the Administration (Private Law Contracts of the Administration, Administrative Contracts)
Week 12: The Administration's Activity Tools - Contracts of the Administration (Procedure for Making Contracts)

• Midterm 40 %
• Final 60 %