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Sparrows of Despair: Migration as a Signalling Device for Dysfunctional States in Europe

Moses, Jonathon
Journal article, Peer reviewed
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http://hdl.handle.net/11250/2473096
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2017
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Government and Opposition. 2017, 52 (2), 295-328.   10.1017/gov.2016.40
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This article considers the utility of emigration figures for signalling political dysfunction in Europe. If given a choice, most people would prefer not to leave friends, family and homes in order to find work. By assuming that international migration is more of a burden than a freedom, international migration patterns can help us distinguish between politically successful and politically dysfunctional states. This approach is first applied to international refugees and migrants to the EU, then used to study internal EU migrant flows. In doing this, it creates two sets of rankings (in overall and per capita terms) for Europe’s most and least successful states. Included among the most dysfunctional states in Europe are Romania, Lithuania, Ireland, Croatia and Latvia. It would seem as though policymakers in these states are unable to satisfy their constituents’ needs.
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Cambridge University Press
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Government and Opposition

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