Abstract
This article describes the concept of legal culture. After taking up a discussion on whether law can be transferable or not, which is seen as a product of the culture of a given society, the concept of legal culture and its different perceptions by various scholars constitutes the subject of the paper. Since there has not been much done in the field of legal culture in Turkey up to now except for a few studies, this is a crucial area for exploration and will be accomplished by scrutinizing the sociological, economical, and political implications of Turkish law. OZET
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