Germans and Turks - Striking facts - November 2008
In recent years a number of studies and surveys have provided a large number of striking facts about Turks in Germany and German-Turkish relations. In this section we provide some of them (plus sources). Did you know that
- only 16 percent of Germans supported Turkey's EU accession in a 2007 survey but that 65 percent nonetheless expected Turkey to join the EU?
- 39 percent of young German Turkish women support a "traditional role of women" while the same figure rises to 60 percent among young German Turkish men? [35]
- 49 percent of Turkish women aged 18-29 are not married? [28]
- the number of Turkish citizens who acquired German citizenship rose from only 2,034 in 1990 to 100,324 in 1999? [3]
- 28 percent of kindergarteners in Berlin do not speak German as their mother tongue? [8]
- German Italians perform worse in school than German Turks? [21]
- the number of Muslims in Germany who describe themselves as “very religious” rose from 7.6 percent in 2000 to 28.1 percent in 2005? [39]
- in a 2007 study 29 percent of Germans said it should be forbidden for Muslims to immigrate to Germany? [52]
In this section you will find these and a many more interesting facts, as well as an extended reading list.
Germans and Turks - Striking facts
- Foreigners and Turks in Germany
- Turks and the future of German cities
- Turks and the Labour Market
- An "educational catastrophe"?
- German Turks vs. German Italians
- Import brides and asylum seekers
- German Turkish women
- Mosques in Germany
- Muslim faith in Germany
- German Muslim attitudes to life
- German Islamophobia
- Muslims, democracy and terrorism
- Honour killings in Germany
- Foreigners, Turks and Crime
- German Turks and Language skills
- Turkish Academics in Germany
- The impact of citizenship
- German Turks in Politics
- Attitudes to Turkish EU membership
- German-Turkish economic relations
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