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Kluwer Law International has released Professor Dr. Vahit Bıçak’s Constitutional Law in Türkiye (Second Edition) as a standalone print-on-demand paperback, making this internationally recognised reference work available in both digital and printed formats.

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Bıçak Law Firm is pleased to announce that Kluwer Law International has released Constitutional Law in Türkiye, Second Edition by Professor Dr. Vahit Bıçak as a standalone print-on-demand paperback, making the work available not only through the International Encyclopaedia of Laws platform but also as an independently published reference book. This development follows the successful publication of the fully revised 2026 edition in the renowned International Encyclopaedia of Laws – Constitutional Law series.

The publication offers a comprehensive and up-to-date analysis of the constitutional law of the Republic of Türkiye within an international and comparative framework. Covering the sources of constitutional law, the organisation of the State, the system of government, constitutional institutions, fundamental rights and freedoms, decentralised governance, citizenship, constitutional amendments, emergency powers, data protection, environmental rights, and Türkiye’s international human rights obligations, the book serves as an authoritative guide for academics, legal practitioners, judges, arbitrators, policymakers, investors, and researchers working with Turkish law. The promotional materials accompanying the publication describe it as a practical and scholarly reference for both legal practice and comparative constitutional research.

This standalone edition reflects the continued international interest in Turkish constitutional law and demonstrates the value of making specialised legal scholarship accessible to a wider global audience. By issuing the work as an independent paperback, Kluwer Law International enables universities, law libraries, courts, public institutions, law firms, and individual practitioners to obtain the publication in a convenient print format in addition to its digital availability.

Professor Dr. Vahit Bıçak commented: “It is a great honour to see this work published not only as part of the International Encyclopaedia of Laws but also as an independent volume by Kluwer Law International. Constitutional law continues to evolve rapidly, and I hope this updated edition will assist academics, practitioners, policymakers, and researchers in gaining a deeper understanding of Türkiye’s constitutional framework from both domestic and comparative perspectives.”

Bıçak Law Firm extends its sincere appreciation to the editorial, production, and publishing teams at Kluwer Law International and Newgen KnowledgeWorks for their professionalism, meticulous editorial work, and valued cooperation throughout the publication process.

The Firm also expresses its gratitude to colleagues, academic institutions, professional organisations, and readers in Türkiye and abroad whose continued encouragement has contributed to the international dissemination of Turkish legal scholarship. The publication forms part of Bıçak Law Firm’s broader commitment to combining advanced legal practice with internationally recognised academic research and to contributing to comparative legal scholarship through authoritative publications on Turkish law.

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The standalone paperback edition is available directly from Kluwer Law International through its official online bookstore. Readers, law libraries, universities, courts, public institutions, and legal professionals interested in Turkish constitutional law may obtain further information and place orders via the publisher’s official website.

Related Publication

This announcement follows the publication of the fully revised Second Edition of Constitutional Law in Türkiye in the International Encyclopaedia of Laws. Readers interested in the background to the project may also wish to read our earlier announcement:

→ Publication of the Second Edition of Constitutional Law in Türkiye in the International Encyclopaedia of Laws