List of Illustrations
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Erol Balkan and Zumray Kutlu-Tonak
Part I: Different Perspectives on Migration: Migration and Neoliberalism
Chapter 1. Political Economy of Migration
Sungur Savran
Chapter 2. War, Migration and Class
Kemal Vural Tarlan
Chapter 3. Images as Border: On the Visual Production of the Migration Crisis
Mariam Durrani and Arjun Shankar
Part II: Host Country Economies and Attitudes
Chapter 4. Why Do Employment and Socio-economic Integration Have a Strained Relationship? The International Protection Context and Syrians in Turkey
Saime Ozcurumez and Deniz Yldrm
Chapter 5. Welfare Nationalism and Rising Prejudice Against Migrants in Central and Eastern Europe
Anl Duman
Chapter 6. Vulnerable Permanency in Mass Influx: The Case of Syrians in Turkey
Ahmet Icduygu and Damla Aksel Bayraktar
Part III: Europe and Migration: Past and Present
Chapter 7. Legal Topography of the 2015 European Refugee Crisis
Everita Silina
Chapter 8. The Preparation of Living Corpses: Immigration Detention and the Production of the Non-Person
David Herd
Chapter 9. The Germans' Refugee: Concepts and Images of the Refugee in Germanys Twisted History Between Acceptance and Denial as a Country of Immigration and Refuge
Marion Detjen
Part IV: Refugee Agency
Chapter 10. Without it, you will die: Smartphones and Refugees Digital Self-Organization
Sina Arnold and Stephan Gorland
Chapter 11. Processes of Wage Theft: Neoliberal Labor Market and Syrian Refugees in Turkey
Daniele Belanger and Cenk Saracoglu
Chapter 12. The Narratives of Syrian Refugees on Taking Turkey as a Land of a Long or Temporary Settlement
Samer Sharani
Concluding Remarks
Appendix: Statement From the Association of Bridging Peoples: It Is Not a Refugee Crisis, It Is a Secret War Against Refugees
Cem Terzi
Index