Doom and gloom: leaving Erdoğan’s Turkey
While Turkish emigration does not appear to be waning anytime soon, European authorities should enhance their solidary networks with threatened groups and diversify legal means of acquiring visas for the young, educated, and easy-to-integrate groups. The current wave has deepened intra-diaspora stri...
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Leibniz Association
2022
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| Online Access: | https://repository.londonmet.ac.uk/7330/1/Doom%20and%20Gloom_%20Leaving%20Erdog%CC%86an%E2%80%99s%20Turkey%20%282%29.pdf |
| Summary: | While Turkish emigration does not appear to be waning anytime soon, European authorities should enhance their solidary networks with threatened groups and diversify legal means of acquiring visas for the young, educated, and easy-to-integrate groups. The current wave has deepened intra-diaspora strife, which can be diminished if host countries increase communication with diaspora organisations and their representatives to eliminate discrimination and nurture social cohesion. |
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