DergiPark (Istanbul University)· 2009
Bulgaristan Türklerinin 1989 Göçü Üzerine Yeni Bir Değerlendirme
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The 1989 migration of Bulgarian Turks to Turkey was driven by citizenship changes, not actual remigration, as Bulgaria's EU accession encouraged some emigrants to reclaim Bulgarian citizenship, leading to 'citizenship migration'.
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Key points
- The 1989 migration wave of Bulgarian Turks is analyzed for its social effects, especially citizenship.
- Emigrants typically lost Bulgarian citizenship and acquired Turkish citizenship.
- Bulgaria's EU full membership negotiations encouraged some emigrants to reclaim Bulgarian citizenship.
- This phenomenon is termed 'citizenship migration', distinct from actual remigration.
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Abstract
In this article, 1989 migration wave that occrırred after the declaration of Republic of Bulgaria and relations between l9g9 emigraıts and EU will be aıalyzed.As 1989 migration wave have been multidimensional social effects and was the lait migration wave, it,s important to exaırıine that social fact.one of those-social effects is citizenship status.It,s natüal that the emigrants loose and/or prefer to loose Bulgaıian citizeııship and acquire the Turkish citizensiıip as a consequence of migration.As a result of frrll membership process of Bulgaria -to E!, and possibility to return to Bulgarian ciizenship for Bulgaria bom Tıırkish emigrants, have encouraged s-ome of the emigrants for taking back Bıılgarian citizenship.Especial_ly, the fact, that BJgaria has carne to a[ end at negotiations for EuropeaıGion fuiı membeihip, has become a significant factor acceleratinğ thut p.oc"...In that frame, it's possible to say tlıat, dual citizeııship -a Bü citizenship have noi brought actual remigration but provoked citizenship migration.
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