Discover new frameworks for understanding transnationalism and migration with this insightful academic work. Challenging conventional European perspectives, it delves into the experiential and existential dimensions of migratory lives, moving beyond identity politics. Drawing on a decade of empirical research, the book analyses the evolving articulations of identity and belonging among migrant Turks, contrasting them with static national and official European stances. Essential for Indian students and researchers in sociology, anthropology, migration studies, and cultural studies, this book offers vital insights into global belonging.