City managements have also been involved in the
process of changing that globalization has brought in the post-1980 period. The
involvement of the city management in the process has begun to take place with
the rigid national borders and getting out of the way of hierarchy. City
managements are reshaped by the sharing of various warrants and authorities of
central management at the local level. Moreover, governance, which is reflected
by the indirect effects of globalization, has become dominant in the management
field in general. As governance began to become effective in city management,
the participation of local management and the rise of local democracy became a
management model that has begun to move with the motto of "coexistence in
the locality for the global". Many ethnic elements have begun to coexist
in cities that have been accelerated by international migration movements under
the influence of globalization. Citizens of foreign countries, who are defined
as resident foreigners, have begun to take part in various structures in order
to be able to adapt to cities and take part in city management. To be able to
involve in city management of foreign citizens in the US is carried out by the
parliaments of the advisory committee that is formed under the "Convention
on Foreigners' Participation in Public Life at the Local Level". The
result of not to be a party to the agreement, the first and only example in
Turkey; Alanya Foreign Assembly is an advisory board, which is formed with the
participation of foreign residents that is based on volunteerism. The purpose
of our work is to demonstrate the impacts of local residents' involvement in
public life at the local level in city management. Within the scope of the
study, the theoretical and general informants were screened through the
literature, and the application part of the study was formed by developing the
field study with the interview method.
Primary Language | Turkish |
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Subjects | Public Administration |
Journal Section | Articles |
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Publication Date | December 31, 2019 |
Published in Issue | Year 2019 |