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September 18, 2025Turkish Journal of Diaspora StudiesOpen Access

External Voting and the Democratic Boundary Problem: A Democratic Inclusion Analysis of the Turkish Case

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SÇSüleyman Furkan Çobankara

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Overview

This analysis examines external voting practices in Turkey, highlighting democratic inclusion principles and implications for its diaspora.

Key Points

  • Turkey's external voting practices have evolved significantly, reflecting democratic inclusion principles and affecting its diaspora.
  • The study identifies four stages of Turkey's external voting history from pre-1950 legislation to ballot boxes established abroad in 2014.
  • Findings indicate that Turkey's electoral processes have gradually become more inclusive, guided by the All Subjected and All Affected Principles.
  • The research highlights the interplay between normative democracy and practical regulations in Turkey's external voting landscape.

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Süleyman Furkan Çobankara (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d461d231b076d99fa6158dhttps://doi.org/10.52241/tjds.1651801
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