Identity and Space: The Case of Turkish AmericansFootnote^*

* I would like to thank Michael Starzinski, Kristine Ajrouch, and Yilmaz Ari for their comments and suggestions, which helped to shape this article. I am deeply grateful to Jonathan Leib, who worked with me during my graduate studies at Florida State University.

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