This paper's objective is to offer a range of appropriate theoretical formulations to better
understand the unfolding dynamics and characteristics of new European youth migrations …

Since the outbreak of the crisis in Southern Europe, young highly educated Italians,
Spaniards, Portuguese and Greeks have been taking their talents and expertise to other …

How do countries navigate the tradeoffs between public health and economic reopening?
What explains variation in state responses to COVID‐19? Historically, governments have …

In recent years, the European Union (EU) passed through a significant economic crisis. All
across Europe, European young people are among the groups which are hit hardest, with …

While the politics of immigration in destination countries has been a prominent topic of
research in comparative political science in Europe, the same does not apply to emigration …

This paper takes as its main focus the intersection of young people's international mobility
within Europe with a number of youth life transitions–from education to work, from …

Large cities are cosmopolitan environments where people embrace inter-national
connections whereas small towns, villages, and the countryside are more likely to prioritize …

The concept of social remittances, coined by Levitt (1998 and later), evoked many scholarly
reactions, but in our view, its process still needs some conceptual clarification and …

Abstract Differences in Member States' economic development and national social
protection systems can translate into significant differences in the substantive social rights of …

After the Second World War, the international migration regime in Europe took a course
different from the global migration regime and the migration regimes in other regions of the …