Citizens Gone

Christof Roos is Professor of European and Global Governance at the Europa-Universität FlensburgAnna Kyriazi is Assistant Professor at the Department of Social and Political Sciences at the University of Milan

• Introduction: Emigration and its impact on the European state – Anna Kyriazi and Christof RoosPart I: Politics1 Emigration and anti-establishment voting in Europe – Cyrill Otteni, Mariana S. Mendes, Maik Herold2 Political trust and attitudes towards emigration across the EU – Francesco Visconti3 Voting abroad, fighting at home: Co-agency in the political controversies around non-resident voting in Bulgaria – Julia RonePart II: Policies4 Reassessing the conceptual boundaries between diaspora engagement policies and emigration policy – Pau Palop-García and Luicy Pedroza5 There and back again? Realities and regulation of emigrants’ return migration in the EU – Cecilia Bruzelius, Lea Reiss, Dominic Afscharian6 From national to local diaspora policies: an exploratory case study in Romania –Magdalena UlcelusePart III: Economy and Welfare7 Specific visions or muddling through? Diverse migration strategies to sustain (and modify) growth models in Poland and Portugal – Max Nagel, Martin Seeliger, Felix Syrovatka8 Disembedding citizenship in the EU: Internal migration and its externalities –Christof Roos and Susanne K. Schmidt9 Why care? Free movement as a transmission channel of social care crises in the EU – Anna Kyriazi and Waltraud Schelkle10 The emigration of Albanian doctors: A vicious cycle for the Albanian health system? – Ilir Gëdeshi and Russell King11 Epilogue: Emigration, immigration and tourism as supplementary engines of political legitimacy – Ettore Recchi