Contents

pp 5-6

1 - Introduction

pp 7-18

Part I - Studying Migration From Central and Eastern Europe: Concepts, Dynamics and Changing Patterns

pp 19-20

2 - Liquid Migration: Dynamic and Fluid Patterns of Post-accession Migration Flows

pp 21-40

3 - Anatomy of Post-accession Migration: How to Measure ‘Liquidity’ and Other Patterns of Post-accession Migration Flows

pp 41-64

4 - Diverging or Converging Communities?: Stages of International Migration From Rural Romania

pp 65-84

5 - Post-accession Migration from the Baltic States: The Case of Latvia

pp 85-110

Part II - Post-accession Migration, Labour Market Integration and Migration Strategies

pp 111-112

6 - The Race for Global Talent, EU Enlargement and the Implications for Migration Policies and Processes in European Labour Markets

pp 113-132

7 - ‘I Know that I have a University Diploma and I’m Working as a Driver’: Explaining the EU Post-enlargement Movement of Highly Skilled Polish Migrant Workers to Glasgow

pp 133-154

8 - Transnational Social Networks, Human Capital and Economic Resources of Polish Immigrants in Scotland

pp 155-168

9 - Why do Highly Educated Migrants go for Low-skilled Jobs?: A Case Study of Polish Graduates Working in London

pp 169-190

10 - Changes in Tertiary Education and Student Mobility in Hungary

pp 191-214

Part III - Return Migration

pp 215-216

11 - Understanding the Counter-flow: Theoretical and Methodological Aspects in Studying Remigration Processes after EU Expansion

pp 217-236

12 - Regional Selectivity of Return Migration: The Locational Choice of High-skilled Return Migrants in Poland

pp 237-258

13 - Translators of Knowledge?: Labour Market Positioning of Young Poles Returning from Studies Abroad in Germany

pp 259-276

14 - Ready to Move: Liquid Return to Poland

pp 277-308

15 - Concluding Remarks

pp 309-324

Contributors

pp 325-328

Other IMISCOE Research Titles

pp 329-331