Turkey and Europe: Locating Homeland Ties and Re-scaling Migration Scholarship

Ayse Caglar

European Review, 2013, vol. 21, issue 3, 400-411

Abstract: This article aims to open a theoretical space to address the variation of migrant settlement and transnationalism in time and space beyond the national scale and ethnic lens. On the basis of the emergent homeland ties and Hometown Associations of Syriac migrants from Mardin (Turkey) in Europe it approaches migrant dynamics through the lens of the repositioning struggles Mardin has undergone within the context of neo-liberal development agendas.

Date: 2013
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