Kamusal Karar Alma Süreçlerinde Sosyal Tercih Duyarlılığı ve Sürece İlişkin Yapısal Çözümlemeler

Year 2014, , 1 - 18, 13.09.2014

A. Niyazi Özker

https://doi.org/10.18657/yecbu.25260

Abstract

In the study, we aim to bring up the social preferences location that have an important influence on the components of process consisting of social-economics together with the dynamics which should be considered by decision makers as the balanced component between the central government characteristics and the social preferences in public decision making process. Also, the dynamics’ negative effects as under approaches management of central governments’ politic strategies on the socially choices by taking shape publically point of view have been aimed to analyze connected with participation process. Hence, it is appear that the decisions’phenomenon directed towards to analyzes appear in very important the structural models in order to ensure the desired reality participation in decision making and also, the provided participation sensitive that lay the gramework for overtaking some paradox related to decision making process must be required to take into consideration and and check over as the primary point especially in the countries that have the structural politics matters.

Keywords

Public Decision Making Process, Social Preferences, Structural Politics, Participation Process Dynamics, Central Government Characteristics.

Kamusal Karar Alma Süreçlerinde Sosyal Tercih Duyarlılığı ve Sürece İlişkin Yapısal Çözümlemeler

Abstract

Bu çalışmada, kamusal karar alma sürecinde merkezi hükümet nitelikleri ile sosyal tercihler arasında bir denge unsuru olarak karar alıcılar tarafından göz önüne alınması gereken dinamiklerle birlikte, sosyo-ekonomik yapıya ilişkin dinamiklerinin sürece ilişkin oluşturduğu unsurlar üzerinde önemli bir etkisi olan sosyal tercihlerin konumunun ortaya konulmasını amaçladık. Ayrıca kamusal bakış açılarıyla biçimlendirilen sosyal tercihler üzerinde merkezi yönetimin tek yönlü stratejik siyasaları olarak söz konusu olan dinamiklerin negatif etkilerinin katılım süreciyle ilişkili olarak analiz edilmesi amaçlandı. Bu bağlamda görülmektedir ki, kararların alınmasında istenilen gerçekçi bir katlımın sağlanması için bu kararlar fenomenin analizlerine yönelik oldukça önemli yapısal modellerin varlığı söz konusudur ve ayrıca karar süreciyle ilgili bazı paradoksların aşılmasına ilişkin zemin hazırlayan söz konusu katılım duyarlılığının da, özellikle yapısal politik sorunlara sahip ülkelerde öncelikli olarak dikkate alınması ve gözden geçirilmesi gerekmektedir.

Keywords

Kamusal Karar Alma Süreci, Sosyal Tercihler, Yapısal Politikalar, Katılım Süreci Dinamikleri, Merkezi Yönetim Nitelikleri.

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