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Insight Turkey > Issues | Climate Change and Migration - Winter 2022 / Volume 24, Number 1

Climate Change and Migration



Editor's Notes


Editor's Note | Winter 2022
This issue of Insight Turkey aims to present the current intertwined situation of climate change and migration by providing its readers with a general framework of the global natural challenges facing migrants and refugees and highlighting different migration and refugee policies from a selection of cases. We hope that this issue will pave the way for future research into the relationship between climate change and migration and the necessary policies that need to be undertaken in this regard.


Commentaries


The New German Coalition and Its Impact on EU-Turkey Relations
Turkish-German relations not only have a long tradition of close cooperation but are also based...

Turkey’s Buffer Zone in Northern Syria and Its Impact on Irregular Migration
ABSTRACT This commentary examines Ankara’s ‘safe zones’ in Northern Syria, as well as elaborating...

Unsustainable Systems: Externalization as a Nonviable Form of Migration Management in the Face of Climate Change
Climate change has recently emerged as a major factor informing people’s decision to migrate and...

Illegal Migration to and from Libya, the Nigerian Factor and the EU: An Agenda for a Resolution
This paper takes a cursory and insightful examination of the socio-economic implications of the...

Footloose Workers in Times of Calamities: A Case Study of the 2018 Kerala Floods
Kerala, the southernmost state in India, much researched for its high standard of living and a...


Articles


Political Climate and the Headscarf Issue in Turkey: A Perspective from the Labor Market
This article focuses on the relationship between the socioeconomic rights of headscarved women...

The Problem of Overextension: Analyzing America’s Black Sea Policies through Jentleson’s 4 Ps Framework
Historically, the U.S. strategy in the Black Sea region has been stable, limited, and not...

Educational and Cultural Experiences of Migrant Meskhetian Turkic Students in Turkish School Settings
The study aims to provide insights into Turkish national education policies toward immigrant...

‘Changed Landscape’ of an ‘Arab Place:’ A Study of an Interpellated Realm in Karmi’s Return
As the episodes of forced evictions in the environs of Jerusalem gain momentum even amidst a...

Securitization of Migration in the EU and Africa: A Case Study
The phenomenon of migration, seen at every stage of human history, became politicized after the...

A More Effective Refugee Policy: Reinvestigating the Socio-Economic Composition of Syrian Refugees in Turkey
This paper analyzes the socio-economic composition of Syrian refugees in Turkey and the potential...

Climate Security and Migration: An Evaluation for the World and Turkey
The negative consequences of climate change are becoming increasingly evident in environmental,...


Review Article


Controversial Actor of the International System: Iran
The three works examined here deal with Iran’s interaction with the international system from a historical perspective and across many dimensions. While the structural and cyclical problems and opportunities between Iran and the international system are conveyed to the reader, analytical and theoretical dimensions are not ignored. However, the three works, due to their publication time, do not include recent developments that have turned the world system upside down ‒the COVID-19 pandemic, the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan, the Russia-Ukraine crisis and the rise of China seem to have opened the door to a multi-polar world. The effects of new developments such as advances in technology, digital diplomacy, and the Metaverse on the international system are still at the level of speculation, and Iran will take steps to adapt to this new reality. The emerging, multi-polar world will also increase Iran’s maneuverability. The new international order will open up the normative sources of Iran’s foreign policy; its structure, which is determined by factional dynamics; and its geopolitical imaginations to the discussion. There is a huge gap in the literature in this regard, and new studies are needed to fill it.


Book Reviews


Syria and the Neutrality Trap: Dilemmas of Delivering Humanitarian Aid through Violent Regimes
The book can be very beneficial for those who study international relations and international law...

The Liberal International Theory Tradition in Europe
The Liberal International Theory Tradition in Europe promotes liberalism and revives its...

The Political and Economic History of North Cyprus: A Discordant Polity
The Political and Economic History of North Cyprus: A Discordant Polity provides the reader with...

Exit from Hegemony: The Unraveling of the American Global Order
Exit from Hegemony succeeds in presenting a complicated subject with an explanatory theoretical...

Turkish History and Culture in India: Identity, Art, and Transregional Connections
Turkish History and Culture in India can be understood as having erred on the side of global...

Trump’s Jerusalem Move: Making Sense of U.S. Policy on the Israeli Palestinian Conflict
The book vividly presents the international political aspect of the topic and does not abstain...

Dünya Enerji Trendleri: Rezervler, Kaynaklar ve Politikalar (World Energy Trends: Reserves, Resources and Policies)
World Energy Trends presents a detailed analysis of the energy policies of significant regions....

The Road Before Me Weeps: On the Refugee Road through Europe
Perhaps the most important shortcoming of the book is its lack of a theoretical framework. Thorpe...

Populism and the Politicization of the COVID-19 Crisis in Europe
Populism and the Politicization of the COVID-19 Crisis in Europe is a successful discourse...

Turkey’s Electoral Geography: Trends, Behaviors and Identities
The most important contribution of Turkey’s Electoral Geography is that it covers not only...


Events


Web Panel | On Climate Migration Exploring Cases from Türkiye and Beyond
After the Winter 2022 Issue on Climate Change and Migration was released, Insight Turkey...

Web Panel | Climate Change and Migration
Following the publication of the Winter 2021 special issue, "Climate Change and Migration,"...


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