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Article detail · 2022

Externalization of migration governance, Turkey's migration regime, and the protection of the European Union's external borders

Journal

Turkish Studies

ISSN 1468-3849

YÖKSİS OpenAlex SJR Q1 JCR Q2 Citations 27 Top 10% Percentile 95.1% FWCI 5.05
Year
2022
Type
article

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Abstract

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In recent years, the externalization of migration governance and external protection of European borders stimulated the redesign of the Turkish migration regime. This externalization faced its major litmus test with the Syrian refugee crisis. This article proposes that Turkey’s accession process to the European Union (EU) and its ongoing collaboration with the EU to control migratory movements altered Turkey’s migration regime significantly. Accordingly, the article aims to tackle the following questions: whether the externalization of European migration governance played a significant role in the redesign of Turkish migration governance, and whether this externalization uncovered new collaboration strategies for Turkey and the EU. To do so, this paper analyses Turkish harmonization to the EU rules on migration governance, and the possible role played by the Syrian refugee crisis on facilitating further adaptation. The paper deduces how the Syrian crisis created new challenges for both Turkey and the EU in migration governance.

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Citations

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27 citations

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Authors

  1. ŞADİYE MELTEM MÜFTÜLER BAÇ SABANCI ÜNİVERSİTESİ