Toplumsal Deçim Perspektifinden Migration Sosiologisi
Migration is not an isolated phenomenon in sociology. Viewed more broadly, it is part of the problem of social change. In other words, migration is both a cause and a consequence of social change. Therefore, we believe that interpreting migration from a social change perspective is the correct perspective. Banning or obstructing migration is opposing social change. Instead of opposing it, like all social change, it needs to be managed and guided.
This book explores the most fundamental questions in the sociology of migration. Why do people migrate? Are there specific patterns in migration? What are the stages through which immigrants integrate into established society? How well do they adapt? What kinds of migration and immigration policies do governments pursue? All these questions are discussed in detail.
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