International Journal on Multicultural Societies (IJMS)
Vol. 11, No. 2, 2009
“Turks Abroad: Settlers, Citizens,
Transnationals”
DIRECTOR OF PUBLICATION: PAUL DE GUCHTENEIRE
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF:MATTHIAS KOENIG
GUEST EDITORS: CHRISTINE INGLIS, SAMIM AKGŐNŰL, STÉPHANE DE TAPIA
CHRISTINE INGLIS, SAMIMAKGŐNŰL, AND STÉPHANE DE TAPIA,
TURKS ABROAD: SETTLERS, CITIZENS, TRANSNATIONALS — INTRODUCTION
104
KEMAL KIRIŞCI, A “THREE-WAY APPROACH” TO INCORPORATING
MUSLIM IMMIGRANTS IN THE EU: A TURKISH PERSPECTIVE 119
MICHAEL HUMPHREY, SECURITISATION AND DOMESTICATION OF
DIASPORA MUSLIMS AND ISLAM: TURKISH IMMIGRANTS IN GERMANY AND
AUSTRALIA 136
SERGEI V. RYAZANTSEV, TURKISH COMMUNITIES IN THE RUSSIAN
FEDERATION 155
JOELWINDLE, “SOFT” AND “HARD” LANDINGS: THE EXPERIENCE OF
SCHOOL UNDER CONTRASTING INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS IN
AUSTRALIA AND FRANCE 174
MAURICE CRUL, EDUCATIONAL PROGRESS OF CHILDREN OF TURKISH
DESCENT IN THE NETHERLANDS
195
JENS SCHNEIDER, FROM “KANAK ATTACK” TO THE “GERKISH
GENERATION”: SECOND-GENERATION TURKISH NARRATIVES IN GERMAN
CULTURE AND POLITICS 212
LIZA HOPKINS, TURKISH TRANSNATIONAL MEDIA IN MELBOURNE: A
MIGRANT MEDIASCAPE 230
BANU ŞENAY, A “CONDITION OF HOMELESSNESS” OR A “STATE OF
DOUBLE CONSCIOUSNESS”? TURKISH MIGRANTS AND HOME-MAKING IN
AUSTRALIA 248
