The relationship between migration to Turkey and security: Examining the security issues created/exposed to by Syrians migrating to Turkey in terms of the Aberystwyth School

This study examines the security problems of Syrian immigrants and individuals under temporary protection in Turkey from the perspective of the Aberystwyth School. Türkiye has hosted more than 3 million Syrian immigrants since the start of the Syrian civil war in 2011. With the understanding that the refugees, who were initially planned to stay for a short time, will stay in Turkey for a long time, the social, economic and security problems faced by both Syrian immigrants and the Turkish people have become more visible. As a result, this study addresses the security problems of Syrian immigrants and local people in Turkey from a broad perspective, emphasizing that non-state actors and the international community should play a more active role in ensuring the security of immigrants and supporting their social integration.