Images of Islam, 1453-1600 : Turks in Germany and CentralEurope / by Smith, Charlotte Colding, author

The German Government’s Policy on Islam and Its Reflections on Turks in Germany by Buket Ökten Sipahioğlu, Yaşar Aydın

“…Accordingly, an evaluation of the perception of Islam in Germany using the example Muslim Turks in Germany follows. Meanwhile, in the subsequent section, there is a discussion about the German Islam Conference and its outputs. …”
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Almanya’daki Türklerin 60 Yılının Akademik Çalışmalara Yansıması: Değişen İlgi Alanları, Dönüşen Yaklaşımlar ve Araştırılması Gereken Konular (Reflection of the 60 Years of Turks in Germany on Academic Studies: Changing Interests, Approaches, and Topics to be Researched) by Muhammet Mustafa İyi

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Using Turkish as Mother Tongue in a Multicultural Society by Mozharul Islam, Zeynep Bozdağ

“…As a result, a hybrid language emerges because they cannot fully comprehend the foreign language they learn as a second language since Turks in Germany could not use their mother tongue both in the family and in their social environment.…”
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Islam and Muslims in Germany / by Al-Hamarneh, Ala., Thielmann, J. (Jr̲n)

“…Jouili -- Gender in transition : the connectedness of gender and ethnicity in biographies of female entrepreneurs of Turkish background / Verena Schreiber -- Transculturality as practice : Turkish entrepreneurs in Germany / Robert Putz -- The construction of "Turks in Germany'" as a target group of marketing / Matthias Kulinna -- Islamic financing transactions in European courts / Kilian Balz.…”

Современные геодемографические проблемы Евросоюза и миграционный кризис 2010-х годов=Current Geodemographic Problems in the European Union and Migration Crisis of the 2010s... by Martynov Vasily L., Sazonova Irina E.

“…Even with decades spent in the destination country, the Muslim popula­tion remains poorly integrated into the local community and its effect on the latter is insignificant (Turks in Germany). The demographic mosaic of the European Union is becoming increasingly fragmented, which makes any national level demographic forecasts inconsequential. …”
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