Titlebook: Central and East European Migrants‘ Contributions to Social Protection; S?nke Maatsch Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmilla

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,Latest data: What Do We Know about the ‘New Migration’?,ith natives of the same socio-economic group. Gaps between the performance of natives and migrants indicate that improving the integration of migrants in the receiving states’ labour markets could improve their performance.

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Introduction,mber of new inhabitants, but also in terms of differences of wealth between old and new member states. While Western European states acknowledged the enlargement’s political importance for the European continent, many have feared that mass immigration from Eastern Europe could weigh heavily on their

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Who Migrates? Theory, Lessons from the Past, and Latest Data,ch as famine, war, and persecution, but also pull factors like the gold rush or – more generally – the idea of ‘lands of opportunities’ (Salt, 1976, p. 80). Accordingly, there is not one, but many theories of migration spread across several academic disciplines (Bretell and Hollifield, 2008; Han, 20

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Are Welfare States Endangered by Migration? The Perspective of Economic Theory,oy et al., 2010 on the perception of Poles in the UK). Parties with an anti-immigration agenda have celebrated electoral successes in some of the EU’s richest countries such as Austria, the Netherlands, or the UK. Opinion polls show that in Western European countries, a majority believed that ‘immig

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EU Social Legislation and National Social Policies,ver, the status of the social dimension as a mere complement to market integration does not imply its insignificance. The Union guarantees employees the possibility to move within the Union without being penalised in terms of entitlement to social benefits. Member states are therefore constrained wi

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,Latest data: What Do We Know about the ‘New Migration’?,ce in the Western European receiving states. While the socioeconomic characteristics – and most notably the age and skill profiles – determine the economic potential of CEE migrants in Western Europe, the analysis of their labour market performance in the receiving states will reveal to what extent

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National Social Policies in the Light of the Eastern Enlargement, in Chapters 2 and 3, the mobility of persons can in certain cases put a strain on the financial feasibility of redistribution. The wave of East–West migration that started in the late 1980s and lasts until today may therefore impact social protection systems in both the old and the new member state

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