The Migration Chessboard in Turkey, Analyzing Its Weaponization as a Transit Country, and Its Strategies in Global Mobility
摘要
This paper examines the complex dynamics of migration in Turkey, emphasizing its role as a transit country amid the EU-Turkey deal of 2016. It explores the implications of this agreement on asylum policies, the ethical considerations surrounding refugee treatment, and the financial incentives that influence Turkey’s migration strategy. The analysis highlights the tension between humanitarian obligations and national interests, offering insights into the broader implications for global migration policy.