More than a decade since the start of the war in Syria, Turkey is home to almost four million of that country’s displaced citizens. Youth is one of the most vulnerable groups within the refugee population, as they struggle with language and education barriers and demands on them to assimilate while retaining their own culture. Lives in Limbo gives voice to the dreams of Syrian youth who have little hope of returning to their devastated homeland and explains why this generation’s future will shape how the region will develop. It explores how refugee youth create futures from the liminality of exile.
Inhoudsopgave
Preface
Introduction: Syrian Pasts, Turkish Futures
Chapter 1. Expectation: The Struggle for Normal Lives
Chapter 2. Anticipation: Uprooting and Unsettling
Chapter 3. Rupture: Discontinuity and Disorientation
Chapter 4. Waiting: On Permanent Temporariness
Chapter 5. Uncertainty: Navigating the Higher Education Dream
Chapter 6. Homing: Potentiality, Hope, and (Be)coming Home
Chapter 7. Aspiration: Migration and Mobility
Conclusion: Growing Up and Moving On
Afterword
References
Index
Over de auteur
Amal Abdulla is currently a research group team leader at a gender policy institution in Bahrain promoting evidence-based gender equality policies. She has a postgraduate degree in human rights and migration from the Paris Institute of Political Studies (Sciences Po).
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