Turkey in Germany

Discover the intricate dynamics of migration and political development in "Turkey in Germany" by Betigul Ercan Argun. Published in 2015, this insightful book delves into the complex relationship between migration movements and the expatriate communities they foster, examining how these connections influence political voice in both host and home countries. With 220 pages of in-depth analysis, Argun explores the concept that the politics of origin can be more comprehensively understood through their impacts in transnational public spheres. The book highlights the role of civil society as a critical discursive space, potentially more liberally grounded in migrant-receiving countries like Germany than in the migrants' countries of origin. Engaging and thought-provoking, "Turkey in Germany" invites readers to rethink the implications of globalization and social conditions on migrants, particularly focusing on the Turkish and Kurdish communities. A must-read for those interested in migration studies, political science, and social conditions in a globalized world.