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Exigency, Negotiation, Change: The Work Experiences of Refugee Women and Gender Relations

GAR members Lülüfer Körükmez, İlhan Zeynep Karakılıç and Didem Danış completed the report “Exigency, Negotiation, Change:
The Work Experiences of Refugee Women and Gender Relations” which examines the relationship between Syrian women’s entrance into paid jobs and gender relations in their resettlement process in Mersin, Gaziantep, and İzmir, cities received considerably large populations of Syrians.

GAR members Lülüfer Körükmez, İlhan Zeynep Karakılıç, and Didem Danış completed the report “Exigency, Negotiation, Change: The Work Experiences of Refugee Women and Gender Relations” which examines the relationship between Syrian women’s entrance into paid jobs and gender relations in their resettlement process in Mersin, Gaziantep, and Izmir. The report is the product of the research project titled “Resilience, Work, and Gender in the (Turkish) Migratory Context” which is funded by the Heinrich Böll Stiftung in Turkey.

You can find the project report here.

Exigency Negotiation Change

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29 Jun

For the programme of the @IMISCOE conference:

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The 23rd annual conference of the International Migration Research Network (@IMISCOE), on the theme of 'Strengthening Migration Studies through Community Engagement', has started today in Girona. #23IMISCOE26, #Girona.

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25 Jun

✒️ Üyemiz @DenizSSert'in @t24comtr için kaleme aldığı değerlendirmeyi bilginize sunarız: "İltica başvuruları azalırken göçmen karşıtlığının büyümesi; durumun aynı zamanda bir devlet kapasitesi, siyasi temsil, toplumsal güven ve kimlik krizi."
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24 Jun

Türk Toplumu'nun vize eleştirisine yanıt veren Alman Dışişleri, işlemlerin uzun sürmesinden kısmen Türkiye'yi sorumlu tuttu

"Talep, kapasiteyi çok aşmaktadır. Bu talep artışıyla başa çıkabilmek amacıyla halihazırda çok sayıda önlem hayata geçirilmiştir"

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24 Jun

To increase the rate of deportations to Afghanistan, Germany has reportedly agreed to accept more diplomats representing the Islamist Taliban. In Brussels, meanwhile, the EU hosted Taliban officials for the first time on Tuesday.

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