EU Enlargement: Bulgaria and Romania - migration implications for the UK
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This ippr FactFile provides an independent analysis of the likely impact of Bulgarian and Romanian accession to the EU, paying particular attention to past enlargement experiences and examining the drivers for migration this time round.
This ippr FactFile provides an independent analysis of the likely impact of Bulgarian and Romanian accession to the EU, paying particular attention to past enlargement experiences and examining the drivers for migration this time round.
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