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An Exodus from Turkey: Tales of Migration and Exile
An Exodus from Turkey: Tales of Migration and Exile
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The book "Exile in Turkey: Voices from the Diaspora" examines the current wave of migration from Turkey through the experiences of 21 public figures in exile. It explores the political reality on the ground in Turkey, the political, social, and economic impacts of authoritarianism, the meaning of exile, transnational repression mechanisms put in play by Turkey, and potential scenarios for reconciliation and normalisation in Turkey.
Format: Paperback / softback
Length: 356 pages
Publication date: 20 September 2023
Publisher: Edinburgh University Press
The current wave of migration from Turkey through the experiences of 21 public figures in exile is examined in this book. It features interviews with 21 Turkish public figures, including Barbaros Sansal, Bulent Somay, Can Dundar, Deniz (nickname), Engin Sustam, Eser Karakas, Fatih Vural, Faysal Sariyildiz, Gokhan Bacik, Guliz Vural, Hasip Kaplan, Hayko Bagdat, Jinda Zekioglu, Meltem Arikan, Mine Gencel Bek, Murat Ozbank, Nazan Ustundag, Nil Mutluer, Ragip Durhan, Sehbal Senyurt Arinli, and Yavuz Baydar. The book explores the political reality on the ground in Turkey, the political, social, and economic impacts of authoritarianism, the meaning of exile, transnational repression mechanisms put in play by Turkey, and potential scenarios for reconciliation and normalisation in Turkey.
The book not only focuses on the experiences of exile but also reflects on current debates in politics and international relations regarding integration, asylum-seeking experiences, statelessness, transnational repression, and mobilisation. It includes a foreword by Professor Samim Akgonul at the University of Strasbourg, who discusses Turkey's authoritarian turn under the reign of Recep Tayyip Erdo?an and the crackdown on freedom of speech and assembly.
The book gives a voice to those in exile, presenting their own stories in their own words. By doing so, we learn how individuals cope with the realities of separation from their homeland, how they have managed to build new lives abroad, and the prospect of return to Turkey. Both heart-breaking and informative, this book provides a snapshot of a new layer of intellectual diaspora in the making.
Dimension: 216 x 138 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9781399519663
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