Gender and Women's Rights

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This article seeks an answer to why there remain discrepancies with respect to harmonizing efforts to manage irregular migration in Europe. It does so by analysing the case of Turkey's irregular mi...

• NAZLI ŞENSES ÖZCAN

Turkey has been part of an expanding European border regime through the construct of ‘transit’. Against the essentializing use of this term, this article aims to draw attention to the varied nature of ‘transit’ migration based on ethnographic research conducted in two cities of Turkey: Edirne and Kayseri. While both c…

• ASLI İKİZOĞLU ERENSÜ

Interfaith marriages among Muslim immigrants in the UK are under-researched, despite the increase of these marriages; and Muslim women’s exogamy is even less researched. Such a practice is controversial since it is regarded by Muslims as being both religiously and socially unacceptable. Inter-religiously married Musli…

• AYŞE ELMALI KARAKAYA

Interfaith marriages among Muslim immigrants in the UK are under-researched, despite the increase of these marriages; and Muslim women’s exogamy is even less researched. Such a practice is controversial since it is regarded by Muslims as being both religiously and socially unacceptable. Inter-religiously married Musli…

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Abstract This paper discusses the consequences of EU migration control policies on irregular and transit migration in Turkey by focusing on African migrants. Our argument is that the EU's concern with transit migration through the Mediterranean and hence its externalization and securitization of migration control have…

• HATİCE DENİZ YÜKSEKER TEKİN

This article discusses whether the EU–Turkey migration deal of 2016 is sustainable in the midst of divergent priorities and expectations of the parties, adverse results procured from the deal, and growing mutual distrust between the EU and Turkey. In so doing, first, it provides an overview on the background of Europe…

• DOĞAÇHAN DAĞI

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• ÇAĞLA ÜNLÜTÜRK ULUTAŞ

Child marriage in the digital era is an interesting fact because this type of marriage is classified as sexual violence. However, child marriage is very common in Indonesia because of many factors. Child marriage in the digital era is known to have triggered many problems, such as reproductive health problems, domesti…

• BÜŞRA NUR DURAN

TMK. m. 336 f. 3’e göre, evlilik birliğinin boşanma ile sona ermesi halinde velâyet “çocuk kendisine bırakılan tarafa aittir.” Bu düzenleme uzun süre boyunca Türk hukukunda boşanma durumunda velâyetin ana veya babadan ancak birine verilebileceği, boşanmadan sonra ana babanın velâyeti birlikte kullanmalarının mümkün ol…

• LEYLA MÜJDE KURT

This article investigates the efforts of influential Turkish Muslim civil society actors to amplify the voices of Muslim women in the Netherlands.Through interviews, the research uncovers the impacts of Islamophobia and securitization policies on the classification of Muslim women as either threats or victims.The stud…

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