RETHINKING MIGRATION AND INCORPORATION IN THE CONTEXT OF TRANSNATIONALISM AND NEOLIBERALISM

Acknowledgments Contributors Introduction by Ahmet İçduygu and Zeynep Gülru Göker PART I: Integration, Adaptation or Accommo-dation: The Creation of Transnational Spaces by Migrants 1. Marriage Migration from Turkey to Germany: A Qualitative Longitudinal and Dyadic Perspective by Can M. Aybek and Gaby Straßburger 2. Orga-nized Amateur Football and Turkish-Speaking Immigrants in London: Immigrant Identities and Integration by Kadir Onur Unutulmaz 3. The Transnationalism of Turkish Politics or the Politics of Transnation-alism? The Case of Turkish Migrants in Australia by Banu Şenay PART II: Migrants Negotiating Integration in the Neoliberal Turkish City 1. Job Visibility as a Variable for Assessing the Frequency of Kurdish Language Use Among Kurdish Migrant Workers in Istanbul Workplaces by Anne Schluter and Mahmut Sankarsan 2. The Urban Transformation in Kadifekale, İzmir: The Crossroads of Neolib-eralism and Internal Displacement by Neslihan Demirtaş-Milz and Cenk Saraçoğlu 3. Migrant Integration, Neoliberal Governmentality and Urban Restructuring: The Cases of Ankara and Istanbul, Turkey by Tahire Erman Epilogue by Ahmet İçduygu and Zeynep Gülru Göker Index