In recent years, Turkey has allocated humanitarian aid that surpasses much richer
economies, including the EU. This article provides a thorough look into the patterns of …

Since the increase of refugee arrivals in 2015, the longstanding trend of using islands to
confine asylum seekers at the EU borders became a prominent aspect of asylum …

Migration has become highly contentious. Turkey is no exception. Turkey faces even further
challenges as the host to the world's largest refugee population, with Syrians as the majority …

Instead of acting consistently with international law and its own refugee law, the EU has
adopted an ambivalent stance over refugee arrivals to Europe. Member states' increasing …

Promoting refugees' livelihoods have emerged as a critical challenge for their host
communities, noting that ineffective interventions could endanger refugee assistance …

This article offers an analysis of how various actors engaged in and reacted to refugee
reception practices in a multi-level governance setting at the main island entry points to the …

The current relationship between the European Union (EU) and Turkey is dragged outside
the standard EU accession framework and is increasingly shaped by Turkey's positions and …

Turkey's oscillating relationship with the European Union (EU) entered a new phase with the
onset of the Syrian civil war and the ensuing refugee crisis. Historically, the country has …

This article addresses the international movement of asylum seekers and refugees,
particularly Syrian immigrants, and their impact on populism in Turkish politics between …

The migration issue has always been on the bilateral agendas for Turkey and the European
Union (EU) since the Helsinki Summit in 1999. After Turkey's accession period started to the …