Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research), Jun 1, 2023
Labor migration from Turkey to European countries started with Germany in the 1960s and then cont... more Labor migration from Turkey to European countries started with Germany in the 1960s and then continued to different countries. With the labor agreement signed with Austria in 1964, the population of Turkish citizens who migrated has reached approximately 275, 000 today. This labor migration already has different dimensions. Different dynamics in Turkey's social structure also constitute the main factors affecting these dimensions. Alevis who migrated from Turkey have an important place in this social structure. The Alevi community, which started to form associations across Europe at the beginning of the 1990s, has a structure that is recognized as "faith" throughout Austria and acts differently from other Muslims. The current situation of this structure and its effects on Turkey also occupy an important position on both religious, political and social grounds. The position of the Alevi community in Turkey, from the Ottoman Empire to the early republic, from the 1960s to the 1990s and until today, has come to a level that needs to be rethought and discussed by encountering certain problem areas at the breaking points. The manifestations of this situation in Europe and its effects on Turkey are also at a point where they find a response on the political ground. The main debates, which have the potential to be constantly on the agenda in an important part of Turkey's political memory, necessitate acting in an interdisciplinary position and on a sociopolitical ground. In this study, the migration process of Turks in Austria, the general situation of Muslims and their legal positions will also be given. Basically, the migration process of the Alevi community living in the city of Innsbruck in the Austrian Tyrol province, the problems they experienced there, their demands and expectations towards Turkey, their association process in Austria and the rights they "won" were discussed through a qualitative research.
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research), Jun 1, 2023
Labor migration from Turkey to European countries started with Germany in the 1960s and then cont... more Labor migration from Turkey to European countries started with Germany in the 1960s and then continued to different countries. With the labor agreement signed with Austria in 1964, the population of Turkish citizens who migrated has reached approximately 275, 000 today. This labor migration already has different dimensions. Different dynamics in Turkey's social structure also constitute the main factors affecting these dimensions. Alevis who migrated from Turkey have an important place in this social structure. The Alevi community, which started to form associations across Europe at the beginning of the 1990s, has a structure that is recognized as "faith" throughout Austria and acts differently from other Muslims. The current situation of this structure and its effects on Turkey also occupy an important position on both religious, political and social grounds. The position of the Alevi community in Turkey, from the Ottoman Empire to the early republic, from the 1960s to the 1990s and until today, has come to a level that needs to be rethought and discussed by encountering certain problem areas at the breaking points. The manifestations of this situation in Europe and its effects on Turkey are also at a point where they find a response on the political ground. The main debates, which have the potential to be constantly on the agenda in an important part of Turkey's political memory, necessitate acting in an interdisciplinary position and on a sociopolitical ground. In this study, the migration process of Turks in Austria, the general situation of Muslims and their legal positions will also be given. Basically, the migration process of the Alevi community living in the city of Innsbruck in the Austrian Tyrol province, the problems they experienced there, their demands and expectations towards Turkey, their association process in Austria and the rights they "won" were discussed through a qualitative research.
Labor migration from Turkey to European countries started with Germany in the 1960s and then cont... more Labor migration from Turkey to European countries started with Germany in the 1960s and then continued to different countries. With the labor agreement signed with Austria in 1964, the population of Turkish citizens who migrated has reached approximately 275, 000 today. This labor migration already has different dimensions. Different dynamics in Turkey's social structure also constitute the main factors affecting these dimensions. Alevis who migrated from Turkey have an important place in this social structure. The Alevi community, which started to form associations across Europe at the beginning of the 1990s, has a structure that is recognized as "faith" throughout Austria and acts differently from other Muslims. The current situation of this structure and its effects on Turkey also occupy an important position on both religious, political and social grounds. The position of the Alevi community in Turkey, from the Ottoman Empire to the early republic, from the 1960s to the 1990s and until today, has come to a level that needs to be rethought and discussed by encountering certain problem areas at the breaking points. The manifestations of this situation in Europe and its effects on Turkey are also at a point where they find a response on the political ground. The main debates, which have the potential to be constantly on the agenda in an important part of Turkey's political memory, necessitate acting in an interdisciplinary position and on a sociopolitical ground. In this study, the migration process of Turks in Austria, the general situation of Muslims and their legal positions will also be given. Basically, the migration process of the Alevi community living in the city of Innsbruck in the Austrian Tyrol province, the problems they experienced there, their demands and expectations towards Turkey, their association process in Austria and the rights they "won" were discussed through a qualitative research.
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research), Jun 1, 2023
Labor migration from Turkey to European countries started with Germany in the 1960s and then cont... more Labor migration from Turkey to European countries started with Germany in the 1960s and then continued to different countries. With the labor agreement signed with Austria in 1964, the population of Turkish citizens who migrated has reached approximately 275, 000 today. This labor migration already has different dimensions. Different dynamics in Turkey's social structure also constitute the main factors affecting these dimensions. Alevis who migrated from Turkey have an important place in this social structure. The Alevi community, which started to form associations across Europe at the beginning of the 1990s, has a structure that is recognized as "faith" throughout Austria and acts differently from other Muslims. The current situation of this structure and its effects on Turkey also occupy an important position on both religious, political and social grounds. The position of the Alevi community in Turkey, from the Ottoman Empire to the early republic, from the 1960s to the 1990s and until today, has come to a level that needs to be rethought and discussed by encountering certain problem areas at the breaking points. The manifestations of this situation in Europe and its effects on Turkey are also at a point where they find a response on the political ground. The main debates, which have the potential to be constantly on the agenda in an important part of Turkey's political memory, necessitate acting in an interdisciplinary position and on a sociopolitical ground. In this study, the migration process of Turks in Austria, the general situation of Muslims and their legal positions will also be given. Basically, the migration process of the Alevi community living in the city of Innsbruck in the Austrian Tyrol province, the problems they experienced there, their demands and expectations towards Turkey, their association process in Austria and the rights they "won" were discussed through a qualitative research.
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research), Jun 1, 2023
Labor migration from Turkey to European countries started with Germany in the 1960s and then cont... more Labor migration from Turkey to European countries started with Germany in the 1960s and then continued to different countries. With the labor agreement signed with Austria in 1964, the population of Turkish citizens who migrated has reached approximately 275, 000 today. This labor migration already has different dimensions. Different dynamics in Turkey's social structure also constitute the main factors affecting these dimensions. Alevis who migrated from Turkey have an important place in this social structure. The Alevi community, which started to form associations across Europe at the beginning of the 1990s, has a structure that is recognized as "faith" throughout Austria and acts differently from other Muslims. The current situation of this structure and its effects on Turkey also occupy an important position on both religious, political and social grounds. The position of the Alevi community in Turkey, from the Ottoman Empire to the early republic, from the 1960s to the 1990s and until today, has come to a level that needs to be rethought and discussed by encountering certain problem areas at the breaking points. The manifestations of this situation in Europe and its effects on Turkey are also at a point where they find a response on the political ground. The main debates, which have the potential to be constantly on the agenda in an important part of Turkey's political memory, necessitate acting in an interdisciplinary position and on a sociopolitical ground. In this study, the migration process of Turks in Austria, the general situation of Muslims and their legal positions will also be given. Basically, the migration process of the Alevi community living in the city of Innsbruck in the Austrian Tyrol province, the problems they experienced there, their demands and expectations towards Turkey, their association process in Austria and the rights they "won" were discussed through a qualitative research.
Labor migration from Turkey to European countries started with Germany in the 1960s and then cont... more Labor migration from Turkey to European countries started with Germany in the 1960s and then continued to different countries. With the labor agreement signed with Austria in 1964, the population of Turkish citizens who migrated has reached approximately 275, 000 today. This labor migration already has different dimensions. Different dynamics in Turkey's social structure also constitute the main factors affecting these dimensions. Alevis who migrated from Turkey have an important place in this social structure. The Alevi community, which started to form associations across Europe at the beginning of the 1990s, has a structure that is recognized as "faith" throughout Austria and acts differently from other Muslims. The current situation of this structure and its effects on Turkey also occupy an important position on both religious, political and social grounds. The position of the Alevi community in Turkey, from the Ottoman Empire to the early republic, from the 1960s to the 1990s and until today, has come to a level that needs to be rethought and discussed by encountering certain problem areas at the breaking points. The manifestations of this situation in Europe and its effects on Turkey are also at a point where they find a response on the political ground. The main debates, which have the potential to be constantly on the agenda in an important part of Turkey's political memory, necessitate acting in an interdisciplinary position and on a sociopolitical ground. In this study, the migration process of Turks in Austria, the general situation of Muslims and their legal positions will also be given. Basically, the migration process of the Alevi community living in the city of Innsbruck in the Austrian Tyrol province, the problems they experienced there, their demands and expectations towards Turkey, their association process in Austria and the rights they "won" were discussed through a qualitative research.
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