International Journal of Turkish Studies, Zväzok 12,Vydania 1–2University of Wisconsin, 2006 |
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... International Migration Review 39 , no . 5 ( 2001 ) : 71-92 . Martin , Midgley , and Teitelbaum estimated the number of foreign residents to be between three and four million . A report by the Turkish government disputed that estimate ...
... International Migration Review 39 , no . 5 ( 2001 ) : 71-92 . Martin , Midgley , and Teitelbaum estimated the number of foreign residents to be between three and four million . A report by the Turkish government disputed that estimate ...
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... international identity and characteristics , it simultaneously causes localization and gives rise to regional identities by obliging groups that have never met so many people before to mix with other groups . To deal with this situation ...
... international identity and characteristics , it simultaneously causes localization and gives rise to regional identities by obliging groups that have never met so many people before to mix with other groups . To deal with this situation ...
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... International Journal of Turkish Studies . The International Journal of Turkish Studies is published annually in Fall and combines two issues in one volume . Some issues are also published separately by the Center for Turkish Studies at ...
... International Journal of Turkish Studies . The International Journal of Turkish Studies is published annually in Fall and combines two issues in one volume . Some issues are also published separately by the Center for Turkish Studies at ...
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ARTICLES | 1 |
Forging New Links in the Early Turkish Migration Chain | 15 |
The Emigration from the Ottoman | 29 |
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