Book review: the sociology of migration: being the grandchild of an exchange 100 years later.
Nurşen IRK
Published 30.09.2026
Keywords
- Göç,
- Lozan Antlaşması Mübadele Protokolü,
- Faraşa,
- Yunanistan,
- Kayseri-Develi
- Migration,
- Exchange Protocol of the Treaty of Lausanne,
- Faraşa,
- Greece,
- Kayseri-Develi
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Abstract
Reviewing Prof. Dr. Recep Özkan's book titled "The Sociology of Migration: Being the Grandchild of an Exchange 100 Years Later," this study examines the historical and social ramifications of the 1924 Population Exchange between Turkey and Greece. Based on oral history interviews and fieldwork conducted with descendants of exchangees from Kayseri-Develi (Faraşa) living in Greece, the review investigates intergenerational cultural transmission. The analysis highlights how linguistic heritage, traditional cuisine, and a sense of belonging remain vibrant after a century, demonstrating the enduring impact of displacement on collective memory.
References
- Özkan, R. (2025). Göçün sosyolojisi: 100 yıl sonra mübadil torunu olmak, Ankara: Detay Yayıncılık.