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Effects of migration on Turkish economy

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2022
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While humanity is on the way from primitiveness to civilization, various migration actions have been carried out as a result of political, cultural and economic changes and transformations in the transition period from agricultural society to industrial society. Along with the phenomenon of migration, socioeconomic and sociocultural changes and transformations occur in societies that receive and emigrate. squatting, unemployment, statistical changes in agriculture and animal husbandry activities, unemployment as a result of migration, etc. changes are some of them. In addition, the human mobility that occurs as a result of the political crisis and civil war in a country due to some reasons affects the sending and receiving countries culturally and economically. As a result of migration that occurs due to some seasonal reasons, changes occur in some economic numerical data. Turkey connects the Asian and European continents to one another, as well as being on a transit transit route geographically, in various regions and neighbors. has historically received immigration from their countries in some periods. The socio-economic and socio-cultural effects of internal and external migration flows to Turkey are discussed with some numerical data. As a result, according to the findings and data obtained in our research, the phenomenon of migration has some socioeconomic and sociocultural effects on the Turkish economy. In this context, the act of migration is a phenomenon that can shape the economic and social structure. Key Words: Types of Migration, Urbanization, Slums, Livestock, Agriculture

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Muhammed Yunus Sevinç

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Muhammed Yunus Sevinç (Master Thesis). Effects of migration on Turkish economy, 2022, Siirt University.

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