Orhan Battır Migration movements with increasing speed and visibility in the modern period; While it was a socio-demographic phenomenon at the action level, it was first included in the political field and then securitized and became a high policy issue. In the current century, migration has already become one of the top priorities of the international community's agenda, which directly affects the functioning of the international system and shapes the interaction between system actors. It is seen that the academic interest in the issue of migration has increased gradually due to the fact that it has come to the fore with its problematic aspects in recent years.
This work deals with the fact that people leave their places of residence and settle in other places, albeit for very different reasons, as a state of nature in the historical process. Therefore, in the work; There are evaluations that seeing the phenomenon of immigration as a "crime" that must be prevented and accordingly looking at immigrants as "criminal" consists of a fundamental illusion. Of course, while doing this, care is taken not to make the mistake of ignoring or ignoring problems based on immigration.

Arda Özkan, Arzu Kurşun, Bora Yenihan, Gülşah Taşçı, Harun Tanrıvermiş, İlbey Dölek, Mehmet Ali Kirman, Nagihan Taner, Pınar Türkmen Birlik, Ruşen Keleş, Sabriye Çelik Uğuz, Selen Ezme Yumak, Sema Buz, Serdar Gündoğan, Sevda Köse, Şebnem Köşer Akçapar, Şirin Dilli, Tolga Çıkrıkçı, Yeliz Yazan Koç, Yeşim Tanrıvermiş This book discusses the concept of “migration” from an interdisciplinary perspective. While most of the research on migration in the field focuses on the subject with a single discipline, this book in your hand sheds light on the phenomenon of migration with different dimensions of many disciplines. In addition to migration studies, the book will also be a valuable resource for students and academics who do research in different disciplines.

Yusuf Adıgüzel This book, which is an introduction to basic migration issues, made its 5th edition in a short time and became one of the reference works in the field. The Sociology of Migration book aims to focus on the sociological dimensions of migration and its national and international social effects. In the book, firstly, the concepts and theories related to migration are explained, and migration movements are handled with a local to global theme. Internal migration processes in Turkey are evaluated together with the dimensions of urbanization, urbanization and citizenship. Migrations from Turkey to abroad and regular and irregular migrations from abroad to Turkey are examined. Global migrations, migration policies, models of living together, diasporas, return migrations, immigrant solidarity networks, public institutions and NGOs working in the field of migration are also among the topics covered in this book.
Sociology of Migration will be an important reference source for students and academics in all social sciences, especially sociology, law, political science and international relations disciplines of universities.

Dilek Canyurt Security studies have an important position in the discipline of International Relations. Among them, the work of the Copenhagen School has contributed to the literature significantly. One of the most prominent theories of the Copenhagen School is the issue of securitization and societal security. Securitization is the process of seeing any issue that causes security concerns as a threat, through speech acts and it occurs at the end of the process. On the other hand, societal security is a security threat on the identity of the society. The key theme for societal security is the identity. If a society thinks that a subject poses a threat to its own identity, societal securitization occurs. One of the most suitable topics for societal securitization is the issue of immigrants. In this book, the issue of Syrian refugees in Turkey was analyzed by content analysis of the speeches of the parliamentarians in the Turkish Grand National Assembly, and the tweets that were posted on Twitter. While doing this, both these two research universes were compared and the development of the subject over the years was examined from the perspective of societal securitization. This book also addresses the various dilemmas and security dilemmas that contribute to this process.

Ayşegül Gökalp Kutlu, Burak Yalım, Büşra Özyüksel, Ceyda Kap, Derya Demirdizen Çevik, Derya Özveri Bezdekovsky, Duygu Şenbel Eser, Günay Gönüllü, Itır Aladağ Görentaş, Melih Görgün, Pelin Sönmez, Selma Şekercioğlu Bozacıoğlu The book Immigration as an Emerging Policy Area deals with the increasing popularity of the issue of migration after the 1950s, and in this sense, the increasing importance of migration in domestic and foreign policy. Although the phenomenon of migration is as old as the history of humanity, the prominence and discussion of the issue of migration in international politics II. It corresponds to the aftermath of World War II. Therefore, the phenomenon of migration, which has begun to be studied on an academic basis in "modern" times, has led to the formation of a literature in this field and to discussions that have become more and more intense over time.
Within the scope of the book, the events, issues that constitute the source of the popularization of migration and the attitude of the international community on the basis of the relevant period are discussed, especially with the help of international relations, political science, international law, sociology, visual arts and human rights perspectives. In the chapters of the book, the tensions and relations between the host community and the migrating population were analyzed through different titles.