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This thesis investigates integration pathways for Turkish guest workers in postwar Germany, highlighting the role of labor unions.
This thesis investigates how Turkish Gastarbeiter (guest workers) overcame structural marginalization and political exclusion to achieve social and political integration in postwar West Germany. While the German state initially utilized the "guest worker myth" to treat these individuals as temporary this research argues that active participation in labor union structures and works councils provided critical, non-state pathways for permanent inclusion.
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