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Fehmi Yavuz
Ministry of National Education
In office
30 May 1960 – 27 August 1960
Prime MinisterCemal Gürsel
Preceded byAtıf Benderlioğlu
Succeeded byBedrettin Tuncel
Minister of Construction and Settlement
In office
27 August 1960 – 6 February 1961
Prime MinisterCemal Gürsel
Preceded byOrhan Kubat
Succeeded byRüştü Özal
Personal details
Born1912
Isparta, Ottoman Empire
DiedJuly 11, 1991(1991-07-11) (aged 78–79)
Alma materAnkara University, Faculty of Political Sciences
OccupationAcademic, politician,writer

Fehmi Yavuz (1912–1991) was a former Turkish civil servant, academic, writer and a government minister

Early life

He was born in Isparta in 1912. After his primary and secondary education in Isparta he completed Pertevniyal High School in İstanbul. He graduated from the Faculty of Political Sciences of Ankara University 1937. In 1942, he returned to his faculty as the assistant of Professor Ernest Reuter. In 1951 he earned the title professor in the same faculty. Between 1953 and 1955 he studied urban development in United Kingdom. In 1958 he was elected as the dean of the faculty.[1]

Political life

In 1960 after the 1960 Turkish coup, he was appointed as the Minister of National Education in the 24th government of Turkey between 30 May 1960 and 27 August 1960. [2] Following a reshuffle in the government he was appointed as the Minister of Construction and Settlement. After the formation of the Constituent Assembly of Turkey in which he was a member, he continued in the same seat in the 25th government between 5 January 1961 and 6 February 1961.[3]

Later years

After the constituent assembly term he returned to academic life and taught in the Middle East Technical University and Zonguldak Karaelmas University. He died on 11 July 1991.[1]

Books

He was also a writer. The following are his books [1]

  • 1946: Köy İdarelerimizin Maliyesi ("Finance of the Village Adnministration")
  • 1952:Ankara'nın İmarı ve Şehirciliğimiz ("Reconstruction of Ankara and our Urbanism")
  • 1953:Şehircilik Ders Kitabı ("Textbook of Urban Development")
  • 1956: Şehirciliğimiz Hakkında Mukayeseli Raporlar ("Comparative Reports on the City Planning")
  • 1960: Şehircide Aranan Vasıflar hakkında İngiliz Kraliyet Komisyonu Raporu ("British Royal Committee Report on the Qualifications of the City Planner")
  • 1962: Şehirlerimizin Mali İdaresi Konusunda Anket Raporu ("A Survey on the Financial Administration of Turkish Municipalities")
  • 1962:Şehircilik ("Urban Development")
  • 1964: Memleketimizde Toplum Kalkınması ("Public development in our Country")
  • 1964: Mahalli İdarelerimizin Problemleri ("Problems of Turkish Local Administration")
  • 1966: Türk Mahalli İdarelerinin Yeniden Düzenlenmesi Üzerine bir Araştırme ("A Survey on the Reform of Turkish Local Administration")
  • 1983:Ölüm Duyuruları ("Death Announcements")
Among these, "A Survey on the Financial Administration of Turkish Municipalities" and "Problems of Turkish Local Administration" were also published in English.

References