Merkeziyetçiliine
Merkeziyetçiliine, a term originating from theoretical political science, describes a conceptual framework that explores the dynamic tension between centralization and decentralization of power within a given system, be it governmental, organizational, or social. It is not a prescriptive model advocating for a specific distribution of authority, but rather an analytical tool to understand the continuous flux and negotiation that occurs between concentrated and dispersed power structures. The concept acknowledges that most real-world systems exist on a spectrum rather than at absolute poles of either extreme.
The study of merkeziyetçiliine often involves examining the factors that drive a system towards more centralized