Titlebook: Women, Migration and Asylum in Turkey; Developing Gender-Se Lucy Williams,Emel Coşkun,Selmin Kaşka Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable)

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Child Ma rriag e: A Survival Strategy for Syrian Refugee Families in Turkey? early ages, they say poverty and migration conditions can force them. Building on a field survey, this chapter explores how the child marriages of Syrian girls can act as a survival strategy for Syrian families and a means to build a patriarchal domination over girls’ body and sexuality.

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Book 2020periences of migrant women as refugees, asylum seekers, undocumented or documented migrants. The collection includes contributions from researchers, practitioners, and migrants themselves to present a nuanced analysis that challenges binary divisions between ‘forced’ and ‘voluntary’ migrants and hig

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Welfare State Responses and Social Workers’ Attitudes Towards Syrians in Turkeyroducing non-citizens as a group of people with lesser rights as consumers and workers with distinct gender-kinship regimes and new cultural and political attitudes. The case of Syrian migrant women fleeing war to Turkey is an interesting case study for seeing the relations between the welfare state and refugees.

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Bitter Lives on Fertile Lands: Syrian Women’s Work and Labor in Turkish Agricultural Production devote to paid and unpaid work. When the exploitative, unfair and risky nature of migrant labor is combined with the discriminative practices against women and gender stereotypes, the destructive influence of gender roles is amplified and discriminatory practices are solidified.

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Women, Migration and Asylum Seeking in Turkey: Research, Policy and Practice, attempt to show the breadth of research available. In doing this we not only showcase the work of writers with long experience of the field—stretching back well before the influx of Syrian refugees—but also introduce the literature on women’s migration written in Turkish and therefore less accessible to an international audience.

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Gender, Women and Precarity : Examples from Turkeyare the conceptual/theoretical implications of this intersection in understanding precarity and precariousness? In answering these questions, in particular the first one, the chapter draws on existing research on migrant women in Turkey.

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The Most Invisible of the Invisibles: Skilled Syrian Women in the Turkish Labor Markete Syrian refugees which, in general, argues that they have disadvantaged positions in the labor market, are open to exploitation and have limited career opportunities. However, there is almost no discussion on qualifications, level of education and cultural capital of women engaged in the above-mentioned unqualified and low-paid jobs.

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