Volume XVIII Autumn 2013

In this comprehensive volume, we embark on a journey through the intricacies of Türkiye's migration landscape, featuring a collection of insightful essays authored by esteemed scholars in the field. Seçil Paçacı Elitok navigates the complexities of Türkiye's prospective EU membership from a migration perspective, highlighting the nuanced progress and setbacks encountered along the way. Canan Ezel Tabur scrutinizes the renewed inter-institutional balance post-Lisbon Treaty, particularly focusing on the external dimension of the EU's migration policy, providing invaluable insights into its evolving dynamics. Zeynep Özler delves into the intricacies of visa politics under JDP rule, examining its alignment or divergence with EU visa policies and unraveling the implications of these dynamics. Ayhan Kaya sheds light on the culturalization of multiculturalism within the social and political spheres, offering thought-provoking perspectives on this evolving concept. 

Meltem Ersan offers actionable recommendations for Türkiye to address cross-cutting issues in human trafficking policy, contributing to ongoing efforts in combating this global challenge. Esra Dardağan Kibar provides a comprehensive overview and discussion of the new Turkish law on foreigners and international protection, elucidating its implications on migration dynamics within the country. Barbara Pusch and Julia Splitt offer poignant reflections on binding the Almancı to the "homeland," drawing from their observations and experiences in Türkiye. Ahmet İçduygu and Damla B. Aksel present a critical historical retrospective of Turkish migration policies, providing valuable insights into the continuity and transformations in this domain. Lastly, Suna Gülfer Ihlamur-Öner examines the strains on Türkiye's refugee regime, particularly in light of the influx of Iraqi and Syrian refugees, prompting critical reflections on the nation's capacity and resilience in managing such challenges.

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