EPİSTO-KLEROS (Siyasi Liderlerin, Temsilcilerin ve Yöneticilerin Görevlendirilmesinde Liyakat İlkesine Dayalı Sortisyon ve Rotasyon Sistemi)

Yıl 2022, Cilt: 14 Sayı: 1, 1 - 26, 31.07.2022

Coşkun Can Aktan

Öz

Episto-Kleros özellikle yöneticilik makamında bulunacak olan kamu görevlilerinin liyakat ilkesi esas alınarak kura ile rastgele belirlenmesini ve seçildiği makamda sınırlı bir süre görev yapmasını öngören bir sistemdir. Bu sistem en geniş çerçevede siyasi liderlerin, temsilcilerin ve önemli makamlarda bulunan üst düzey kamu görevlilerinin seçiminde uygulanabilecek olan bir yöntemdir. Kura ile rastgele seçim sistemi sortisyon adı ile de bilinmektedir. Sortisyon yönteminin ayrılmaz parçası ise rotasyondur. Liyakat havuzunda kura ile seçilen yönetici o makamda belirli bir süre ve dönem görev yapar ve sonra o görevinden ayrılır.

Anahtar Kelimeler

Episto-Kleros, Epistokrasi, Meritokrasi, Liyakat

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