Integration of Syrians example of Şanlıurfa
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The events that started in Syria on 15 March 2011 with the effect of the social events called the Arab Spring turned a civil war. When the violence of the war started to increase in Syria a large influx of refugees began to Turkey. Within a short time tens of thousands of families fled through Turkey. According to Turkey's open door application this number increasing with each passing day. The fact that both the number of migrants and the prolongation of their stay have caused many questions. As far as possible, a comprehensive and detailed research has been carried out on the highly sensitive Syrians. The conclusions of this study are addressed separately in the third chapter for the local population and Syrians. In the first and second chapters, more than the discussions on immigration and literature, the thesis study gave priority to the analysis of the findings obtained in the third part directly from the area as a result of interviews with local people and Syrians. Keywords: Sanlıurfa, Field Research, Syrians, Integration, Compliance and Acceptance
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Canpolat Özpolat
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Bolu Abant İzzet Baysal University
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Canpolat Özpolat (Master Thesis). Integration of Syrians example of Şanlıurfa, 2019, Bolu Abant İzzet Baysal University.
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