Turkey’s Evolving Migration Policies [Recurso electrónico] PDF : A Mediterranean Transit Stop at the Doors of the EU
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TextSeries: IAI Working Papers ; - . -- Vol. 15, No. 31 (September 2015)Publication details: Istituto Affari Internazionali (IAI) 2015 Via Angelo Brunetti, 9 - I-00186 Rome, ItalyDescription: Recurso online, 17 p. 386 KBISBN: - 978-88-98650-55-2
- 2280-4341
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This paper analyzes the evolution of Turkey’s migration laws, policies and practices and how Ankara's relations with the EU have impacted them. Among other things, the paper's author argues that 1) over the last two decades Turkey has transformed from a source country of immigrants and asylum seekers into a transit county for those heading towards Europe; 2) Turkey’s role as a transit country has become inextricably linked with its aspirations to join the EU; and 3) Ankara has made significant strides in creating a fully functioning migration and asylum management system.
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