Everyday Politics of Forced Migration: Refugees, Host Community Members, and the Local Context
Author: Ezgi Irgil (University of Gothenburg)
November, 2021
Department of Political Science, The University of Gothenburg
Abstract
This dissertation adds to and broadens the literature on forced migration by explaining how everyday politics influence new social dynamics in cities of arrival. Most of the existing research focuses on the Western context and highlights the cultural differences between the host community members and the refugees who arrive from outside of Europe and North America. To analyse whether these findings are applicable in non–Western contexts, Ezgi examine a South–South forced migration context in which both groups share the religion (Islam) but not the language (Turkish vs Arabic) through the case of Çarşamba (a district of the province of Bursa in Turkey).
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