Overview

In the course, the Turkish economy is analysed from the declaration of the Second Constitutional Monarchy (1908) onwards, and the current situation of the Turkish economy is discussed and completed. This process is analysed period by period, taking into account the main trends in economic history. Each economic period is presented within the framework of themes such as general characteristics, the state of economic indicators by sectors, economic policies, women’s labour and employment, classes and distribution, accompanied by important economic-social cases. A basic knowledge of economics will facilitate the achievement of the objectives of the course, but is not compulsory. Upon completion of the course, participants will receive a certificate of attendance issued by UDE.

In this course, firstly, the economic situation of the Ottoman Empire before the establishment of the Republic of Turkey will be discussed. Then the economic history of Turkey will be analysed by dividing into certain periods according to common features. In these periods, changes in economic policies in the Turkish economy will be evaluated; the development of agriculture, industry and service sectors, working conditions, labour conditions, foreign trade, growth and distribution will be discussed.