The migration phenomenon has always existed, fluctuating by the historic context, the economic, political, social and demographic disparities between the Central and East European countries and the EU Member States, the interdependencies between the origin and receiving countries and the European integration process evolutions. In the European Union, an integrated and inclusive approach of the migration issue is necessary. But a common policy on migration rests an ambitious objective. A common approach of the economic migration management and the harmonization of the migration policies of the Member States represented a challenge for the European Union and will become urgent in the future, especially due to the demographic ageing
All of the European countries have been affected by a demographic crisis: European societies are “gr...
Migration is not a new phenomenon, neither for Europe, nor for the entire world and it exists since ...
Immigration in Europe has been shaped by: a) its particular development in time; b) the geographi...
More than two decades there is a tendency in the European Union towards harmonization of migration p...
This paper examines the Europeanisation of migration policy. It explores state-centered approaches t...
Migration has existed since the beginnings of mankind. The phenomenon did not cease over time, but i...
The European migration system has been recently reshaped by two EU enlargements processes in a short...
On 1 May 2004, two processes tend to converge: the EU enlargement on one hand and the setting up of...
Europe has a long-standing history both as a major point of destination for migrants and as a depart...
Since its foundation the transnational experiment called the European Uni¬on (EU) has tried to provi...
The paper offers a perspective on the evolution of migration processes in post-WWII Europe. The conc...
Migration can be defined as a process whereby people move from one place to another, either for a ce...
Migration from Eastern to Western Europe gained greater political prominence and scholarly attention...
This paper aims to analyse the impact of migration on the European Union's political unity. The Euro...
1noOriginally, the migration policy was included in the European Union’s agenda by the Maastricht Tr...
All of the European countries have been affected by a demographic crisis: European societies are “gr...
Migration is not a new phenomenon, neither for Europe, nor for the entire world and it exists since ...
Immigration in Europe has been shaped by: a) its particular development in time; b) the geographi...
More than two decades there is a tendency in the European Union towards harmonization of migration p...
This paper examines the Europeanisation of migration policy. It explores state-centered approaches t...
Migration has existed since the beginnings of mankind. The phenomenon did not cease over time, but i...
The European migration system has been recently reshaped by two EU enlargements processes in a short...
On 1 May 2004, two processes tend to converge: the EU enlargement on one hand and the setting up of...
Europe has a long-standing history both as a major point of destination for migrants and as a depart...
Since its foundation the transnational experiment called the European Uni¬on (EU) has tried to provi...
The paper offers a perspective on the evolution of migration processes in post-WWII Europe. The conc...
Migration can be defined as a process whereby people move from one place to another, either for a ce...
Migration from Eastern to Western Europe gained greater political prominence and scholarly attention...
This paper aims to analyse the impact of migration on the European Union's political unity. The Euro...
1noOriginally, the migration policy was included in the European Union’s agenda by the Maastricht Tr...
All of the European countries have been affected by a demographic crisis: European societies are “gr...
Migration is not a new phenomenon, neither for Europe, nor for the entire world and it exists since ...
Immigration in Europe has been shaped by: a) its particular development in time; b) the geographi...