Author (Person) | Ponomareva, Olena |
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Series Title | L'Europe en Formation |
Series Details | No.366, Winter 2012 |
Publication Date | December 2012 |
ISSN | 0014-2808 |
Content Type | Journal | Series | Blog |
Abstract / Résumé It is symptomatic that in most Central and Eastern European countries the transition from a totalitarian system to other forms of economic and societal organization has been accompanied by an extensive phenomenon of migration, mostly to Western European counties. What impact did EU accession have on migration process in recent member states ? How do the new European citizens perceive the recent liberalisation of the labour market within the EU ? An indicative case is Polish and Romanian migration into Italy, two communities that together represent almost 80 % of immigrant population. A comparative analysis points out the very different social dynamics in different post-communist countries and explains in which way do they influence transformation processes and social integration of recent EU member states and, consequently, the creation of a ‘social Europe,’ a relevant matter in the construction of the European Union. |
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Source Link | Link to Main Source http://www.cairn.info/resume.php?ID_ARTICLE=EUFOR_366_0117 |
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Countries / Regions | Europe, Italy, Poland, Romania |