İslam’a Göre Kamu Yönetimi

Year 2018, , 163 - 175, 11.04.2018

Ahmet Efe

https://doi.org/10.18506/anemon.272265

Cited By: 1

Abstract

Bu
çalışmada, İslami bakış açısına dayalı bir yaklaşımla, İslami kamu yönetiminin
temel dayanak noktası, batı felsefesi ve yönetim uygulamalarının
karşılaştırmalı bir analizi ile araştırılmaktadır. Her toplumda kamu
politikaları ve idari düzenlemelerin ekonomik ve felsefi temelden
ayrılamayacağı varsayımıyla, ekonomi, kamu yönetimi ve ilgili İslami içtihatlar
üzerinde çok disiplinli bir analiz yürütülmektedir. Daha fazla İslami ekonomi
akademik literatürle yapılandırılmış ve bilimsel bir disiplin metodolojisine
gömülü, bürokratik yönetim ve düzenleyici ortamın önkoşulları daha çok İslami
kamu yönetimi literatürüne yansıtılacaktır. İktisadî ilkeleri, kutsal Kur'an ve
Hadis’ten idari, tarihsel, felsefi ve sosyolojik temelleri ile ortaya koymadaki
önemi, çağdaş yorumlardan örneklerle araştırılmaktadır.

Keywords

İslam, Kamu Yönetimi, Amme İdaresi, İslam Ekonomisi, Halka Hizmet

Public Management from the Islamic Perspective

Abstract

In this study, with an approach of Islamic point of
view, the underpinning basis of Islamic public management is searched with a
comparative analysis of western philosophy and management practices. With the
reference to our assumption that in every society public policies and
administrative regulations cannot be differentiated from economic and
philosophical basis, a multidisciplinary analysis is conducted over economics,
public management and related Islamic jurisprudence. The more Islamic economics
is structured via academic literature and embedded in a scientific disciplinary
methodology, the more its prerequisites of bureaucratic administration and
regulative environment will be reflected to İslamic public management
literature.  Its prominence in setting up of economic principles with
their administrative, historical, philosophical and sociological basis from
holy Koran and Hadith is searched with specimens from contemporary
commentaries.

Keywords

İslam, Public Management, Administration of Community, Islamic economics, Civil Service

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