28 Şubat ; Bir Müdahalenin Güncesi

27 May 1960, 12 March 1971, 12 September 1980... A "post-modern coup" was added to Turkey's "history of coups" with the decisions announced after the National Security Council meeting held on 28 February 1997. With decisions that went down as a turning point in Turkey's political history, the army had "balanced" democracy this time.

While journalist-writer Ali Bayramoglu discusses the process that led the country to February 28, in 28 February, Diary of an Intervention, he also makes an analysis of the post-modern coup. Bayramoğlu's writings, which discuss the features that distinguish February 28 as an intervention, its permanent effects on the course of politics, and its place in the history of military-civilian relations, also present the press's approach to the process with "inside" observations.

Bayramoğlu, who is one of the few intellectuals who opposed the February 28 process despite the pressures and the tense environment, evaluates the destruction caused by the direction of politics by non-political centers in all its aspects, centering on the idea of freedom and democracy. To refresh our memories after all this time that has passed since the post-modern coup, and to take a look at the state and progress of the country in this context...



Number of Pages: 347

Year of Printing: 2007


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Iletisim Publishing

Number of Pages: 347

First Print Year: 2007

Language Turkish