| Footloose Workers in Times of Calamities: A Case Study of the 2018 Kerala Floods | Rohit IRUDAYARAJAN, S. Irudaya RAJAN, Arya SURESH | 11–22 |
| Illegal Migration to and from Libya, the Nigerian Factor and the EU: An Agenda for a Resolution | Alexander C. UGWUKAH | 23–36 |
| Unsustainable Systems: Externalization as a Nonviable Form of Migration Management in the Face of Climate Change | Abdullah AYAZ | 37–53 |
| Turkey’s Buffer Zone in Northern Syria and Its Impact on Irregular Migration | Ömer YILMAZ | 55–71 |
| Global Developments in Climate Policy and Migration Policy: Can the UN Be a Base to Create an Adequate Legal Framework?1 | Burak GÜNEŞ, Haydar KARAMAN | 73–87 |
| The New German Coalition and Its Impact on EU-Turkey Relations | Zafer MEŞE | 89–102 |
| Climate Security and Migration: An Evaluation for the World and Turkey | Çiğdem TUĞAÇ, Mehmet Emin BİRPINAR | 105–133 |
| A More Effective Refugee Policy: Reinvestigating the Socio-Economic Composition of Syrian Refugees in Turkey | Ching-an CHANG | 135–152 |
| Securitization of Migration in the EU and Africa: A Case Study | Sibel YANIK ASLAN | 153–172 |
| ‘Changed Landscape’ of an ‘Arab Place:’ A Study of an Interpellated Realm in Karmi’s Return | Rabia AAMIR | 173–193 |
| Educational and Cultural Experiences of Migrant Meskhetian Turkic Students in Turkish School Settings | Yusuf ALPAYDIN, M. Numan KOYUNCU | 195–210 |
| Political Climate and the Headscarf Issue in Turkey: A Perspective from the Labor Market | Nigar TUĞSUZ, Hatice KARAHAN | 211–227 |
| The Problem of Overextension: Analyzing America’s Black Sea Policies through Jentleson’s 4 Ps Framework | İsmail KÖSE, Murat ÜLGÜL | 229–248 |
| Normative Sources of Iran’s International System Vision |