Avrupa Bi̇rli̇ği̇’ne Üyeli̇k Süreci̇nde Türki̇ye’de Sosyal Di̇yaloğun Dönüşümü

Abstract

As a tripartite institutional mechanism for the institutionalization of relations between labor and capital, social dialogue has an important place in the European Social Model. Since the 1990s, Turkey has been in the quest for accession to the EU. So in the beginning of the 2000s, social dialogue mechanisms have been developed to adapt to the EU acquis in line with the demands of the organizations that represent both the workers, civil servants and employers in their own internal dynamics. In this study; the Economic and Social Council and the Tripartite Advisory Board's representation structure on the social partners and the relevance and the appropriacy of the effectiveness of the issues or attitudes addressed in these structures to the European Social Model are evaluated.