| Mixed Migration Flows and the ChangingDynamics of Migration Research | Suna Gülfer IHLAMUR-ÖNER | 1–10 |
| Conducting Comparative Migration Researchin MENA: Are the Regional Countries tooUnique or too Similar for Comparisons ofRefugee Policies? | Zeynep ŞAHİN MENCÜTEK | 11–34 |
| Comparative Analysis of Migration Policiesand Social Transformations in the MENARegion | Mohammed OUHEMMOU, Mohamed El Amine MOUMINE | 35–60 |
| Compatibility of the Safe Third CountryConcept with International Refugee Law andits Application to Turkey | Gamze OVACIK | 61–80 |
| Continuity and Change: Comparing theSecuritization of Migration under the Obamaand Trump Administrations | Hugh HUTCHISON | 81–98 |
| Media Portrayals of Refugees and their Effectson Social Conflict and Social Cohesion | Müzeyyen PANDIR | 99–120 |
| “Who Shall Return us the Children?” PicturingHome(lessness) and Postcolonial Childhoodsin Immigrant Children’s Literature | Leyla SAVSAR | 121–142 |
| Migration, Refugees and Human Security inthe Mediterranean and MENA | Dila Algan Tezcan | 143–146 |
| Turkey’s Pivot to Eurasia: Geopolitics andForeign Policy in a Changing World Order | Furkan Emer | 147–150 |