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Survey on the returning trends of the Syrian refugee in the international plan of return programs: The case of Adana province

2019
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Advisor: Prof. Dr. Harun Arıkan

Abstract (EN)

The phenomenon of migration, which is as old as the history of humanity, is a phenomenon that should be examined in many ways because of the social, political and economic consequences it causes. The phenomenon of migration has become a focus of the global agenda, especially in recent years as a universal subject. Countries that host asylum seekers / immigration movements due to war, internal conflict and economic crisis have to combat multidimensional problems, particularly security. Developments in Turkey's geopolitics and the periphery, Turkey has become one of the main centers of migration issues. Turkey, with a massive influx of immigration from Syria social, economic, legal, political affected many areas and continues to be affected. This study will examine the issue of repatriation of the Syrian refugees, one of the complex phenomena of the social sciences. Millions of Syrians living in the issue of refugees back to their countries they can turn their minds to engage in Turkey. The reason for the emergence of this thesis is whether the Syrian refugees are guests or permanent. In the past 7 years, the war in Syria lasted longer than expected, as a result of justified reactions in public opinion and politics, it was also decisive in the decisions of the Syrians regarding their future. It is aimed to determine the tendency of the Syrians to return voluntarily to their countries by means of in-depth interview techniques with Syrians students in the Cukurova University and random Syrians in the Adana Seyhan Hospital. Keywords: Migration, Voluntary Return, UNHCR, EU, Syrian Refugees, Political Party.

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Duygu Altunoğlu

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Duygu Altunoğlu (Master Thesis). Survey on the returning trends of the Syrian refugee in the international plan of return programs: The case of Adana province, 2019, Çukurova University.

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