Yukseker (9 results)

Soft cover. Condition: Good. 1st Edition. Volume has wear; tight, text clean. viii, [2], 157 p., illustrated; covers feature W.W. Kosrof's "Color of Words II" Size: 8 1/2 x 7 inches. [br 16].

Soft cover. Condition: New. Paperback pbo, in English, 476 page, 23 x 16 cm.

Soft cover. Condition: New. Paperback. Pbo. Roy. 8vo. (23 x 16,5 cm). 476 p. Contents: PART I: Migration in Turkey Analyses of Internal Migration Flows in Turkey: Application of Indirect Techniques of Migration Estimations to Census Data by Bengi Uguz and Erhan Özdemir The Return of Internally Displaced Kurds and Reconstruction of the Post-Conflict Zones: An Actor-based Analysis by Ayse Betül Çelik The Effects of the Europeanization of Turkish Agricultural Policy on the Internal Migration Dynamics of Agricultural Labor by Nazan Albayrak The Impacts of Internal Migration on Natives' Educational and Labor Market Outcomes: Evidence from Turkish Provinces by Ali Berker PART II: Turkish Migrants Abroad Umbrella Organizations of Turkish Migrants: A Comparative Analysis of Migrant Claims-Making in Austria and Germany by Zeynep Sezgin Immigration System and Martial Strategies: Turkish Families in Orléans, France by Elif Aksaz Values, Intercultural Relations and Acculturation among Turkish Migrant Youth in Belgium: A Comparison across Migrant Sending and Host Communities by Derya Güngör, Karen Phalet and Çigdem Kagitçibasi Identity and Citizenship among Turkish Immigrants in Northern Cyprus by Yilmaz Çolak Conclusion: Intersections between Internal and International Migration Research: A Research Agenda for the Future by Ahmet Içduygu, Deniz Yükseker and Damla B. Aksel INDEX. SOCIAL HISTORY Middle East Turkey international relations.…

Soft cover. Condition: New. ICDUYGU, AHMET - DENIZ YUKSEKER - DAMLA B. AKSEL (Edited by) Migration around Turkey: Old phenomena, new research. Istanbul: Isis, 2013. Large 8vo., 475 p. Paperback. New ISBN: 9789754284850 CATALOG: Social history KEYWORDS: migration Middle East Turkey international relations Acknowledgement Contributors Introduction by Ahmet Icduygu, Deniz Yukseker and Damla B. Aksel PART I: Migration in Turkey Analyses of Internal Migration Flows in Turkey: Application of Indirect Techniques of Migration Estimations to Census Data by Bengi Uguz and Erhan Ozdemir The Return of Internally Displaced Kurds and Reconstruction of the Post-Conflict Zones: An Actor-based Analysis by Ayse Betul Celik The Effects of the Europeanization of Turkish Agricultural Policy on the Internal Migration Dynamics of Agricultural Labor by Nazan Albayrak The Impacts of Internal Migration on Natives' Educational and Labor Market Outcomes: Evidence from Turkish Provinces by Ali Berker PART II: Turkish Migrants Abroad Umbrella Organizations of Turkish Migrants: A Comparative Analysis of Migrant Claims-Making in Austria and Germany by Zeynep Sezgin Immigration System and Martial Strategies: Turkish Families in Orleans, France by Elif Aksaz Values, Intercultural Relations and Acculturation among Turkish Migrant Youth in Belgium: A Comparison across Migrant Sending and Host Communities by Derya Gungor, Karen Phalet and Cigdem Kagitcibasi Identity and Citizenship among Turkish Immigrants in Northern Cyprus by Yilmaz Colak Conclusion: Intersections between Internal and International Migration Research: A Research Agenda for the Future by Ahmet Icduygu, Deniz Yukseker and Damla B. Aksel INDEX.…

Soft cover. Condition: Good. Paperback, vi + 370 pages, NOT ex-library. Missing the flyleaf. Else interior VG: clean and bright, unmarked text, firm binding. Covers show creases (two diagonal creases in upper corner of front cover), wear to tips of corners, faint shelfworn marks, rubbing to edges. Spine with one short, minor crease. -- In Turkey, some one million men, women and children were forcibly uprooted from rural areas in the east and southeast as a result of the armed struggle from 1984 to 1999 between the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) and the Turkish military. Large numbers fled to urban areas, where they have experienced poverty, poor housing, joblessness, loss of land and property, limited access to physical and mental health care services, and limited educational opportunities for their children. Those that have returned to their communities of origin also face major difficulties, including threats to their physical safety from landmines and village guards, and dire poverty due to insufficient job opportunities, public services, and compensation for lost property. This book digs deeply into the causes of conflict and displacement in Turkey, seeking to go beyond official versions and to unearth what really occurred and how best to move forward to resolve the political, economic and social divisions. The government would be well advised to study the findings and recommendations of this constructive volume. Acknowledging the plight of the displaced in both rural and urban areas and developing effective policies and programs to help them reintegrate is critical not only for the lives of the displaced but also for the coherence and stability of the country as a whole [Roberta Cohen, Brookings Institution]. -- Contents: 1. Introduction [Introduction to the English & Turkish Editions]; 2. Internal Displacement: International Norms and Practices [Internal Displacement: Current Global Conditions and Trends; A Critical Analysis of International Policies and Practices; Return, Reconstruction, and Best Practices in Conflict Resolution; Internal Displacement: Developments in International Law and Practices in Other Countries; A Mental Health Perspective]; 3. Internal Displacement in Turkey: The Issue, Policies, and Implementation; 4. The Approach of National and International Organizations to Turkey's Internal Displacement Problem [Approach of the United Nations, the Council of Europe, and the European Union to Turkey's Internal Displacement Problem; Human Rights Watch, Kurdish Human Rights Project, and the European Court of Human Rights on Internal Displacement in Turkey; Research Findings on Internal Displacement in Turkey: National Reports; Internal Displacement and Psychological and Public Health in Turkey: Past Studies, Expectations, and Obstacles]; 5. Fieldwork by the TESEV Working Group on Internal Displacement in Turkey [Internal Displacement in the Province of Diyarbakir: Return, Urban Issues, and Implementation of the Compensation Law; Evaluation of Fieldwork Conducted in the Province of Batman: The Socio-Economic Consequences of Internal Displacement and Obstacles to Return; Internal Displacement and Reparative Justice: Implementation of the Compensation Law in the Province of Batman; Internal Displacement and Social Exclusion: Problems Encountered by Internally Displaced Persons in the Provinces of Istanbul and Diyarbakir; Evaluation of Fieldwork Conducted in the Province of Hakkari: Causes and Psychological and Social Consequences of Internal Displacement and the Process of Return; Internal Displacement and Reparative Justice: Implementation of the Compensation Law in the Province of Hakkari]; 6. Conclusion [Towards a Solution to Turkey's Internal Displacement Problem: Social Reconciliation and Rehabilitation; Turkey's Internal Displacement Problem: Solution Proposals]; Tables; Addenda ['What the Report Leaves Unsaid': Commentary on Hacettepe Survey; Open Letter to the Ministry of Interior: Commentary on Hacettepe Survey]; Bibliography. …

Condition: New. Editors: Icduygu, Ahmet; Yükseker, Deniz; Aksel, Damla B. Translator: 475 pages.

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