This Introduction to Turkish Law introduces the main features of the Turkish legal culture in its historical perspective; identifies the basic legal sources, institutions and processes; and provides adequate information about the principal branches of the law. It offers the reader an authoritative summary as well as a coherent, compact yet systematic account of the major contours of the law of Turkey. Audience: Written for a diversified, primarily foreign readership including legal practitioners, government officials, administrators, businessmen, students, and researchers and scholars interested in an informative orientation and a reliable overview of Turkish law and legal institutions.