Norbert Gestring, Andrea Janssen and Ayga Polat 2006: Prozesse der Integration und Ausgrenzung

摘要

The Turks make up the largest and most researched group of migrants in Germany, but the private life of Turkish families, their social relations and networks, the inner life of their institutions, and the interactions within neighbourhoods dominated by Turks, have remained largely unknown. Looking behind the facade is more difficult with the Turks than with many other groups of migrants. The two books under review, however, do look behind this fafade in order to investigate social interactions and institutions. From different perspectives both tackle the question of integration or marginalization in two neighbourhoods in Hanover (northern Germany) and in Duisburg (the Ruhr).