This volume follows on from the previous volume on 50 years of Turkish labour migration in Germany. It points out the continuity and processuality that have continued since the anniversary. An interdisciplinary range of contributions looks at German-Turkish negotiations in the context of economic and diplomatic history, the apparent contradiction between committed literature and literary aesthetics in migration literature, the depiction of Turks and Turkey in German reading books, guestworker migration as a motive in Turkish films, theatre work as an arena for protest and communicative actions in the light of the experience of marginalisation.