Motivations for migrating within the European Union have mainly been attributed to
economic, career and lifestyle choices. This article suggests that political dissatisfaction is …

La mayoría de países del mundo han otorgado derechos de ciudadanía a sus emigrantes,
en particular el voto externo y la doble ciudadanía. Sin embargo, existe un sistema electoral …

This article presents a systematic literature review of 84 English-language publications
which analysedfindings concerning how institutions addressed and moderated different …

In this rich study, Roxana Barbulescu examines the transformation of state-led immigrant
integration in two relatively new immigration countries in Western Europe: Italy and Spain …

Political parties are an important part of the institutional framework for migrants' political
integration, but remain an underdeveloped area of research in the literature on political …

This chapter examines the differential inclusion of overseas Americans in the American
polity; overseas Americans are included, and vote, as individual citizens in all primary and …

Non-resident voters can be an important share of the electorate. To compete for their votes,
parties in the country of origin establish organisations abroad. This article analyses the …

Estimates indicate that at least one fifth of the Romanian electorate lives abroad, in other EU
countries. Voters in the diaspora are not passive; on the contrary, they played a decisive role …

The aim of this paper is to provide an overview of the existing empirical literature that helps
understand the factors and considerations driving mobility within the European Union. First …

Romania is one of the EU member states reported to have a high rate of intra-EU migration.
There is a temporary labor migration, but also Romanian migrants decide to leave their …