2015-2
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Ahmet Özkiraz & Mehmet Çetin – 1864 ÇERKES SÜRGÜNÜ SONRASI ANADOLU’DA ÇERKES İSKANI ve OSMANLI DEVLETİ’NİN GÖÇMENLERE KARŞI POLİTİK TUTUMU
Özet Bu çalışmanın amacı 1864 Büyük Çerkes Sürgünü ve Soykırımı sonrasında göç eden halkın Anadolu’da yaşadığı uyum sorunlarını çözmek için…
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Ayşe Şebnem Tunç – Refugee Behaviour and Its Social Effects: An Assessment of Syrians in Turkey
Abstract The main purpose of this paper is to compare refugee behavior having a universal nature with the behavior of…
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Bekir Parlak & Ali Utku Şahin – Analysis of Turkey’s Legislation on Asylum and Immigration in Terms of Geographical Restriction Application
Abstract After the effects of grassroots movements which are called the Arab Spring and had caused fundamental changes in North…
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Cansu Güleç – Immigration Policy of the European Union and Its Reflections to Turkey
Abstract Immigration, which is called as the human dimension of globalization, has a large impact on the culture, economy and…
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Guliz Uluç & Mikail Boz – A Journey of Mutual Otherization: “Bus” Film
Abstract From past to today, a large mass of people are leaving their birthplace and immigrate to a foreign country…
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Hatice Şule Oğuz – The Remote Possibility of Intercultural Encounters: The Case of Gaziantep in the Light of Asylum
Abstract Being an asylum seeker is an experience dealt in macro level and everyday life aspect is ignored. Yet, forced…
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İsmail Şahin & Oğuz Düzgün – Socio-Economic Effects of the Forced Migration in Turkey From the Middle East: Between 1979-2014 Abstract People have had to leave the place where they live or has been forced to leave because of the reasons such as wars, internal con�its and natural disasters. Thus, in order to explain this situation, the concept of immigrant has emerged and it has included the opposite meaning of optional migration, which is called voluntary migration. Turkey is located in the middle of Europe, Asia, and Africa continents as a natural bridge. In recent years it has continued unabated migration. The vast majority of these migrations have been “forced migration”. As one of the signatories of the 1951 Geneva Convention on refugees, Turkey has recognized the right to asylum. However, Turkey has put forward certain conditions to sign the contract. The exclusion of the refugee status of asylum seekers from Eastern countries is one of these conditions. In this study, the history of the migration which rooted from after 1979 Iran, Iraq and Syria and its socio-economic impacts on Turkey will be examined. In addition, generally, the impacts of the Middle East-oriented forced immigration on Turkey in terms of socially and economically will be described.
Abstract People have had to leave the place where they live or has been forced to leave because of the…
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Munise Tuba Aktaş – Effects of the Wage Focused International Labour Mobility on the Labour Markets
Abstract The international labour mobility finds a broad discussion environment by its economic dimensions from the perspective of the developed…
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Nejat Doğan – Turkey-Greece Population Exchange Cases in the Permanent Court of International Justice
Abstract Turkey and Greece, following the end of World War I, decided to solve some political problems through population exchange.…
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Büşra Pekcan – SOSYAL ve PSİKOLOJİK AÇIDAN GÖÇ
Göç; günümüzde milyonlarca kişiyi etkileyen, çoğu zaman yersiz yurtsuz bırakan önemli bir sosyal dert… Dünya’daki son 20 yılda yaşanan nüfus…
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