Özet:

The process of globalization has accelerated labour migration, but regional wars have emerged as one of the most important drivers in the global migration movement. After the 2011 Civil War in Syria, a massive immigration movement began from the region first to the surrounding countries and then to the entire world geography, which caused millions of people to fall into the refugee/asylum position. However, the migration from Syria has led to the concentration of refugees in some countries, while others have created barriers to the flow of refugees with the measures they have taken. This has led to the accumulation of Syrians, especially in countries with common borders. The Syrian migrants from Syria from 2011 to today have somehow integrated into the labour markets in these countries in the process of survival. Turkey is the leader of the countries with its open-door policy and massive Syrian immigration. Together with Turkey, Jordan and Lebanon have opened their doors to numerous Syrian refugees. In this study, migration and refuge were addressed by associating with capitalist activity in particular with Syrian refugees. In this framework, the integration of Syrian refugees into the labour markets has been evaluated on the basis of the example of the Turkish labour markets in which the new inequalities in the global capitalist process are built.