EXCERPT“By taking a range of perspectives and employing a number of methods, this book provides many fascinating insights into the nature and consequences of the migratory flows that have resulted from the expansion of the EU since 2004.”--Alan Barrett, Economic and Social Research Institute and Trinity College Dublin“This important volume investigates the complex migration streams, their sources and destinations, loosened by the recent accession. It benchmarks today and provides a window on the future of this remarkable enlargement of human mobility.”--B. Lindsay Lowell, Institute for the Study of International Migration, Georgetown University“A must-read for scholars from various disciplines, students and policymakers involved in issues surrounding the welfare state, social cohesion and EU enlargement.”--Leo Lucassen, Institute for History, Leiden University“A valuable contribution to our knowledge about intra-European migration that contains much cutting-edge information, especially on Poland, Bulgaria and Romania. This is a good starting point for new researchers in the field.”--Eskil Wadensjö, Swedish Institute for Social Research, Stockholm University