Raising the Anchor: Turkish Journal of Diaspora Studies

Abstract

The Turkish Journal of Diaspora Studies, by launching a specialized journal on the topic, will give new momentum to diaspora studies and create an academic form through which it will bring theory and practice together to discuss diasporic and migration issues. In this sense, TJDS also aspires to be a venue that produces high-standard publications and a pool for the latest developments in the field. It is our hope that this unique, topic-related journal in Turkey will be an important podium for all stakeholders in the field. 

Keywords

• TJDS
• Diaspora Studies
• Diaspora Studies in Turkey
• Editorial

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