The 2004 EU extension and the 2008 financial crisis triggered new migration flows within
Europe, and subsequent debates about what the novelty of these migration flows consists of …

This paper reformulates classical questions regarding the plans and strategies of Polish
migrants in the UK–such as decisions to leave or remain in the host country, or be …

Debates have persisted about the character of the East–West population flows that followed
the EU expansions. Some of the discussions surround the extent to which the mobility has …

Drawing on qualitative research with Central and East European (CEE) migrants living and
working in rural areas of Scotland, this article explores what it is that facilitates a desire to …

The figure of the Polish plumber or builder has long been a well-established icon of the
British national imagination, uncovering the UK's collective unease with immigration from …

Although research on return migration is growing, little is known about returnees' plans and
attitudes regarding further migration. This article contributes to the filling of this knowledge …

The retention of internationally relocated workers (IRWs) and their job embeddedness hold
significant importance for employers facing labor and skill shortages. While the concept of …

The notion of belonging, prominent in social sciences, has been recently used extensively in
relation to Central Eastern European migrants in the UK. Whereas the Brexit debates on …

The paper contributes to the literature on migration within and into the Central and Eastern
European region by showing the evolving character of Ukrainian migration to Poland and …

This article adds to literatures bridging the divide between internal and international
migrations by investigating patterns of internal mobility following the international move of …