Administrative Justice in Turkey: Structural Challenges and Reform Proposals Inspired by Latin American Experiences

TurkeyRevista de Ciencias Jurídicas N°170 (1-23) MAYO-AGOSTO 2026fragmented procedural time limits, and insufficient judicial remedies against administrative inaction.This article adopts a comparative law approach to examine selected institutional and procedural mechanisms in Latin American administrative law, particularly in Costa Rica, Colombia, Brazil, Ecuador, and El Salvador. These legal systems, which share a civil-law tradition and comparable institutional concerns, have introduced innovative judicial tools to strengthen administrative justice, including preventive injunctions, judicial enforcement orders, enforcement judges, and public-interestlitigation mechanisms.By analysing these comparative experiences, the article assesses their potential relevance for reforming the Turkish administrative judiciary. Rather than advocating a direct transplantation of foreign legal institutions, the study proposes context-<span style="padding: 0px; margin: 0px; color: transparent; position: absolute; white-space: pre; cursor: text; transform-origin: 0% 0%; left: 578.233px; top: 489.947px