Almanya'da Göçmen Siyaseti ve Entegrasyon Politikalarının Siyasal Etkileri

Migration politics and integration policies in Germany have significantly shaped the country's sociopolitical landscape. Since the 1960s, labor migration—particularly from Turkey—has altered Germany’s demographic structure. Integration efforts have focused on education, the labor market, language acquisition, and citizenship. Politically, there has been a rise in the representation of individuals with immigrant backgrounds. However, the growth of anti-immigrant rhetoric and far-right parties has led to increased social polarization. This highlights that migration policy in Germany is not only a matter of social cohesion but also a key factor in political stability.