This volume addresses the specific experiences and trajectories of forced migrants in Turkey in the context of local and national contexts and the future of EU-Turkey relations, presenting the demographics of forced migrants, the future plans of refugees, and their interactions with civil society, states, and international agencies.

PART 1 Introduction: Forced Migration in Türkiye - Refugees' perspectives, organizational assistance and political embedding 1. Trajectories and biographical projects of forced migrants in Turkey: Between first safe harbor and ongoing trouble 2. Organized violence in life histories of forced migrants in Turkey 3. Forced Migrant Women in Turkey: Could Turkey be Home for Some? 4. The normalization of the exception? Dealing with organized violence in biographical narrations of forced migrants in Turkey PART 2 5. More than a decade of Syrian refugees in Turkey: Balancing a complex challenge 6. Refugees in A Border City: Facts, Dynamics, and Paradoxes on The Lives of Syrians of Gaziantep After a Decade 7. Securitization of the EU's migration policy and its effects on the border security policies of Greece and Turkey 8. The role of Turkey-EU relations and Turkey-to-Europe emigration experience in the treatment of Syrians in Turkey 9. The impact of Syrian refugees and irregular migrants on Turkey-EU relations: Decision-makers' perspectives on the EU-Turkey statement