This book provides an analytical contribution to the contested
issues marking Turkish membership to the European Union. On October
2005 Turkey started the accession process towards EU membership.
Currently, many Europeans fear that large numbers of Turkish
nationals will flood member countries if Turkey were to become a
member, highlighting that many Turkish immigrants have failed to
integrate into their host societies due to cultural difference.
Yet, others argue that Turkey is a dynamic society with a growing
educated population that could help address the dilemmas faced by
most member countries, emphasizing that accession would assist the
integration of current immigrants in Europe. Turkish Immigrants in
the European Union addresses the following: What are the
demographic trends in Turkey compared to the member countries? What
is the potential scope and driving forces of immigration from
Turkey to the EU? How will these trends affect Turkish immigrants
in Europe? What is the integration problem of Turkish immigrants
and how can it be resolved? This book was previously published as a
special issue of Turkish Studies and will be of interest to
students and scholars of European studies and European integration.
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