Amme İdaresi Dergisi

This study will examine the Constitutional Court's use of the concept of pluralism within the framework of the concept. In this context, we will first address the conceptual dimension of pluralism, followed by a discussion of its conceptual use in the Constitutional Court's jurisprudence. A concise assessment will then be presented. However, as a preliminary observation, it should be noted that the Court does not specifically use the concepts of "political pluralism" and "cultural-social pluralism" in its jurisprudence, but rather adopts an approach that reflects both of these areas.